Bibliotheca americana. Catalogue of a valuable collection of books and pamphlets relating to America .. .

CATALOGUE OF A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS AND PA3IPHLETS RELATING TO AMERICA. THE UNITED STATES, COLONIAL AND REVOLUTIONARY; WAR OF 1812; MEXICAN WAR; REBELLION AND SLAVERY; CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS; STATE, COUNTY, TOWN, AND OTHER LOCAL HISTORIES; CENTRAL AND FAR WEST; BRITISH, CENTRAL, AND SOUTH AMERICA; INDIANS AND AMERICAN ANTIQUITIES; BIOGRAPHY AND GENEALOGY; BIBLIOGRAPHY, TRAVELS, AND GEOLOGICAL REPORTS; WITII A DESCRIPTIVE LIST OF THE OHIO VALLEY HISTORICAL SERIES. FOR SALE BY ROBERT CLARKE & CO. CINCINNATI. IS75.

INDEX. NoTE.-Works relating to AMERICA IN GENERAL are not indexed, but will be found in the Catalogue under the names of the authors. For BIOGRAPHIES, see under the names of the person whose Biography is desired, not under the name of the author. The chief aim has been to give a complete Index of LOCALITIES. The Rebellion and Slavery and Contederate Publications are not indexed, but will be found under separate departments, at pages 109 and 123. The figures refer to the numbers on Catalogue. ALABAMA, 91, 235, 522, 767, 1513 CAPE COD, MASS., 737 ALASiKA, 515 CAPTIVITIES. See under Indians. AIBANY, N. Y., 112, 1351, 1859, CARROLL Co., IND., 1767 2055 CENTRAL AMERICA, 2, 517, 557, 560, ANTIQUITIES, 85, 90, 183, 228, 244, 623, 667, 1395, 1621, 1751, 1764, 609, 1448, 1514, 1544, 1558, 1752, 1765, 1787, 1922, 2021 1753, 1931, 2007, 2029 CHARLESTON, S. C., 318, 2014 See also under Indians. CHARLESTON, W. VA., 782, 1795 ALTON, ILL., 133 CHESHIRE, CONN., 534 ANDOVER, 119 CHICAGO, ILL., 379, 380, 1203, ARCTIC REGIONS, 175, 297, 298, 1087, 2059 1212, 1354, 1398 CINCINNATI, 18, 154, 155, 272, ARIZONA, 1347, 2518 386-421, 598, 599, 600, 715, 945, ARKANSAS, 30, 920, 1405, 1477, 2486, 1030, 1288, 1389, 1390, 1413, 1809, 2487 1810, 1893, 2060 ASHLAND CO., 0., 1118 CLEVELAND, O., 2003 ATHENS CO., 0., 1918 COLORADO, 174, 176, 188, 206, 459, BALTIMORE, 95, 322, 825, 826, 1554, 1847, 2495 1666, 1907 COLUMBUS, 0., 1796 BAPTISTS, 145 CONFEDERATE Music, 2411-2484 BATH, VA., 125 CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS, 2387BOSTON, MASS., 195, 604, 821, 1435, 2410 1620, 1937 CONNECTICUT, 104, 355, 358, 471, 474, BRITISH AMERICA, 54, 186, 297, 298, 534, 559, 630, 689, 794, 1277, 1807, 360, 555, 584, 618, 1224, 1365; 2008, 1879, 1880 2496 CORTLAND CO., N. Y., 793 See also under Canada, Nova Scotia, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, 278 etc. DACOTAH, 61 BROOKLYN, N.Y., 1772 DANVILLE, KY., 512 BUCHANIERS OF AMERICA, 269, 654, DAVENPORT, IOWA, 2011 655 DAYTON, O., 508, 1403 BUFFALO, N. Y., 1097 DEARBORN CO., IND., 482 BUTLER CO., 0., 1210 DEDHAM, MASS., 2056 CALIFORNIA, 35, 260, 262, 310, 311, DELAWARE, 242, 573, 687, 985 312, 489, 502, 557, 742, 818, 870, DELAWARE Co., PA., 1712 952, 977, 1245, 1615, 1740, 1823, DETROIT, 167, 168, 524, 1622 1840, 1888, 2045, 2489, 2490 DISCOVERY OF AMERICA, 59, 128, CAMBRIDGE, MASS., 959, 1556 466, 467, 554, 556, 795, 1561, 1725, CANADA, 54, 58, 88, 142, 302, 317, 1750, 1881 361, 693, 924, 925, 926, 1050, 1116, DORCHESTER, MASS., 610 1133, 1335, 1444, 1459, 1460, 1543, EAST HAMPTON, MASS., 1206 1638, 1656, 1755, 1811, 1927, 1976, ELIZABETHTOWN, N. J., 425 2491 ESSEX Co., N. Y., 1966

vi Index. FAR WVEST, 3. 43, 123, 204, 205, 260, 1402, 1405, 1425, 1426, 1460, 1473, 291, 320, 323, 324, 327, 484, 489, 1480, 1514, 1544, 1546, 1599, 1613, 511, 549, 579, 594, 651, 671, 725, 1636, 1639, 1648, 1664, 1665, 1666, 739, 740, 741, 768, 791, 818, 820, 1672, 1689, ]693, 1701, 1715, 1717, 822, 909, 912, 986, 1021, 1022, 1023, 1735, 1738, 1745, 1752, 1753, 1781, 1056, 1058, 1091, 1114, 1162, 1190, 1783, 1784, 1788, 1813, 1848, 1849, 1218, 1231, 1244, 1322, 1458, 1495, 1851, 1858, 1864, 1875, 1881, 1887, 1461, 1471, 1506, 1516, 1574, 1590, 1892, 1919, 1990, 2001, 20 9, 2018, 1591, 1601, 1641, 1642, 1647, 1698, 2019, 2029, 2046, 2054, 2067 1703, 1727, 1754, 1806, 1817, 1847, See also under Aniiquities. 1852, 1969, 1970, 2010, 2068, 2497, ILLINOIS, 94. 131, 133, 160, 162, 164, 2499, 2503, 2531 223, 255, 379, 380, 423, 507, 529, See also under tVest. 588, 643, 676, 721, 778, 963, 1003, FAYETTE CO., 0., 1555 1004, 1005, 1202, 1203, 1329, 1476, FLORIDA, 20, 120, 158, 244. 504, 567, 1477, 1537, 1597, 1979, 2051, 2059, 664, 784, 1018, 1142, 1707, 1749, 2501 191], 1934 IOWA, 70, 71, 278, 507, 757, 1002, 1455, FLORIDA WAR. See under Florida. 1456, 1477, 2011, 2502 FORT WAYNE, IND., 238 IRONTON, )., 1148 FRANKLIN, CONN., 355 JUNrATA VALLEY, PA., 1080 FRANKLIN CO., O., 1251, 1252 KANSAS, 210, 237. 786, 829, 836, 956, FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR, 299, 1454, 1510, 1629, 1683, 1705, 1843, 1535, 1586, 1657, 1780, 2019 1847, 1853, 2504, 2505 GEOLOGIES (State), 2486-2542 KENTUCKY, 41, 189, 223, 295, 296, GEORGIA, 78, 120. 359-, 612, 776, 932, 332, 426, 435, 458, 504, 512, 533, 1064, 1089 -, 1306, 1345, 1417, 1418, 588, 597, 660, 691, 692, 761, 916, 1441, 1513, 1793, 1997 1007, 1057, 1154, 1180, 1232, 1247, GLASTENBURY, CONN., 358 1248, 1294, 1295, 1333, 1416, 1424, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, 575 1536, 1558, 1562, 1570, 1623, 1668, GREAT LAKES, 62, 461, 750, 1122, 1742, 1835. 1850, 1854, 2506, 2507 1175, 1227, 1662, 1869, 2509 KNOX Co., O., 1401 GREENLAND, 491 LABRADOR, 491 GREENWICH, CONN., 1277 LANCASTER CO., PA., 869, 1323 HANOVER, MASS., 116 LEBANON, CONN., 474 HARRISBURG, PA., 69 LEXINGTON, KY., 1570 HARTFORD, CONN., 630 LICKING Co., 0., 1168-1173 HENRY tO., IND., 1521 LITTLE ROCK, ARK., 920 HERKIMER CO., N. Y., 148 LONG ISLAND, 751, 1194, 1772, 1834 INDIANA, 151, 152, 223, 238, 465, 482, LOUISIANA, 101, 165, 219, 223, 272, 486, 512, 576, 588, 647, 963, 1012, 361, 512, 522, 614, 624, 745, 772, 1013, 1145, 1424, 1477, 1521, 1668, 773, 774, 956, 1050, 1142, 1201, 1726, 1731, 1767, 1829, 1884, 2066 1243, 1386, 1396, 1414, 1516, 1583, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., 1013 1668, 1777 INDIANS, 65, 85, 86, 90, 93, 97, 109, LOUISVILLE, KY., 332, 1232 138, 169, 170, 171, 172, 184, 199, LOWELL, MASS., 483 200, 201, 202, 208, 228, 232, 264, LYNCHBURG, VA., 1208 268, 299, 300, 349, 350, 351, 352, LYON Co., loWA, 1002 353, 360, 361, 377, 382, 383, 384, MADISON, WIS., 625 385, 423, 451, 453, 454, 461, 474, MAINE, 554, 592, 948, 969, 1059, 478, 495, 510, 543, 559, 561, 566, 1103, 1799, 2027, 2028 585, 588, 594, 595, 605, 606, 608, MAMMOTH CAVE, KY., 533,1154,1562 609, 618, 619, 634, 657, 699, 711, ]MARYLAND, 38, 95, 211, 212, 253, 718, 752, 765, 788, 789, 866, 902, 322, 536, 825, 997, 1233, 1234, 1303, 913, 914, 926, 961, 971, 979, 981, 1340, 1397, 1547, 1554, 1666, 1907, 982, 995, 1007, 1014, 1017, 1055, 1996 1060, 1063, 1064, 1065, 1066, 1067, MASSACHUSETTS, 60, 99, 103, 116, 1070, 1071, 1073, 1082, 1095, 1097, 119, 126, 195, 2 26, 7, 307, 444, 1101, 1114, 1115, 1120, 1122, 1139, 483, 603, 604, 610, 737, 794, 821, 1181, 1197, 1210, 1214, 1219, 1222, 863, 954,959,999, 1000,1069, 1110, 1226, 1227, 1228, 1257, 1262, 1271, 1206, 1259, 1310, 1312, 1620, 1841, 1285, 1294, 1336, 1343, 1353, 1365, 2056

Index. vii MAUMEE VALLEY, O., 964, 1117 424, 553, 563, 621, 631, 790, 793, IMlEDINA CO., O., 1400 803, 910, 965, 971, 1020, 1051, 1097, MEMPHIS, TENN., 538 1160, 1242, 1351, 1357, 1392,1393, MERIDEN, CONN., 534 1394, 1411, 1436, 1445, 1571, 1614, MEXICO, 39, 378, 557, 572, 590, 650, 1634, 1668, 1' 69, 1789, 1790, 1859, 822, 992, 1240, 1270, 1304, 1524, 1885, 1966, 1991, 2055, 2520 1541, 1583, 1641, 1770, 1836, 1856, NORFOLK,'VA., 722 1861, 1929, 2034, 2035, 2045, 2510 NORTHAMPTON, N. H., 642 M-EXICAN WAR. 316:, 751, 785, 1038, NORTH BEND, O, 875, 886 1585, 1677, 1678, 1825 NORTH CAROLINA, 120, 304, 326, 612, MICHIGAN, 167, 168, 251, 524, 575, 669, 718, 903, 904, 997, 1081, 1295, 963, 1135, 1138, 1477, 1622, 1691, 1345,7 199, 2026, 2521 1886, 1904, 2511 NORTHWEST TERRITORY. See under IMIDDLESEX, MASS., 603 1Vest. MINNESOTA, 61, 186, 977, 1150, 1193, NOVA SCOTIA, 302, 838, 1103, 1116 1217, 1219, 1266, 1314-1320, 1373, OHIO (River), 79, 144, 504, 505, 512, 1434, 1453, 1684, 2512 997, 1165, 1187, 1288, 1368, 1470, MISSOURI (State), 131, 469, 614, 644, 1592 1329, 1451, 1477, 1510, 1683, 1990, OHIO (State), 18, 83, 84, 154, 155, 2513, 2514, 2515 200, 223, 267, 272, 300, 301, 354, MISSOURI (River), 216 368, 386-421, 504, 508. 572, 588, MISS1SSIPPI(River), 17, 79, 144, 231, 598, 614, 659, 660, 662, 695, 696, 504, 505, 512, 666, 997, 1187, 1288, 698, 702, 806, 824, 830, 871, 875, 1368,1516, 1520, 1583, 1662, 1663, 886, 937, 938, 939, 945, 963, 964, 1688 975, 980, 997, 1054, 1067, 1082, MISSISSIPPI (State), 252, 514, 1513, 1093, 1105, 1106, 1117, 1118, 1148, 1668 1164, 1168-1173, 1197, 1210, 1223, MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. See under 1235, 1251, 1252, 1269, 1295, 1305, IVest. 1309, 1325, 1400, 1401, 1403, 1416, MONROE CO., PA., ].126 1419, 1420, 1421, 1422, 1423, 1424, I!ONTANA, 579, 2517 1439, 1470, 1477, 1517, 1552, 1555, MIORMONS. See under Utah. 1668, 1670, 1686, 1709, 1748, 1796, NEBRASKA, 210, 457, 836, 1454, 1683, 1812, 1814, 1820, 1822, 1864, 1875, 2049, 2053 - 1897, 1918, 1931, 1968, 2003, 2006, NEVADA, 188, 261, 2518 2007, 2016, 2524 NEW BRUNSWICK, 302, 781 OHIO VALLEY HISTORICAL SERIES, NEWBURY, MASS., 444 page 131 NEWBURYPORT, MAASS., 444 OMAHA, NEB., 457 NEW ENGLAND (in General), 6, 102, ONONDAGA, N. Y., 424 240, 629, 631, 752, 981, 982, 983, ORANGE Co., N. Y., 1769 984, 1260, 1264, 1344, 1371, 1382, OREGON, 73, 271, 618, 619, 666, 818, 1383, 1387, 1431, 1442, 1480, 1755, 940, 941, 977, 1458, 1461, 1840, 1995, 2001, 2023, 2040, 2046 1890, 1891 NEWFOUNDLAND, 557, 1116 OSWEGO, N. Y., 424 NEW HAMPSHIRE, 22, 117, 118, 140, PACIFIC COAST. See under Far 141, 365, 642, 670, 771, 962, 1108, 1Vest. 1741, 2015 PASSAIC VALLEY, N. J., 1179 NEW JERSEY, 102, 107, 425. 456, 690, PENNSYLVANIA, 34, 69, 72, 173, 203, 797, 901, 1179, 1186, 1221, 1301, 215, 241, 359, 456, 490, 494, 546, 1349, 1384, 1675, 1832, 1889, 2000, 571, 694, 727, 798, 799, 834, 869, 2519 906, 997, 1079, 1080, 11(0, 1126, NEW MEXICO, 77, 146, 207, 234, 544, 1278, 1289, 1308, 1323, 1378, 1379, 977, 986, 1385, 1583 1429, 1431, 1475, 1485, 1486, 1487, NEW ORLEANS, 272, 1386, ]396, 1916 1493, 1494, 1495, 1550, 1576, 1616, NEW PLYMOUTH, 31ASS., 126, 863 1668, 1712, 1720, 1721, 1729, 1785, NEW RICHMOND, IND., 465 1832, 1846, 1862, 1874, 1963, 1964, NEWTOWN, N. Y., 1614 2057, 2061, 2527 NEW YORK (City), 137, 230, 726, 735, PEORIA, ILL., 94 777, 1363, 1388, 1430, 1898, 2063 PHILADELPHIA, PA.,1278,1364,1616, NEW YORK (State), 64, 102, 106, 1963, 1964, 1979 112, 148, 177, 249, 250, 254, 293, P.HCENIXVILLE, PA., 1495

viii Index. PITTSBURG, PA.,490, 1195, 1211, 1229, TOLEDO, O., 964, 1117 1429, 1846 UPPER MOHAWK VALLEY, N. Y., PLYMOUTH, MASS., 99 148 PLYMOUTH, PA., 2057 UTAH, 127, 188, 204, 205, 291, 310, PORTLAND, ME., 2028 833, 977, 1088, 1337, 1587, 1754, PORTSMOUTH, N. H., 22 1903, 1914 PUTNAM CO., N. Y., 177 VERMONT, 564, 771, 1837, 1908 QUAKERS, 124, 455, 456, 661, 723, VINCENNES, IND., 1145 1397, 1485, 1738, 2052 VIRGINIA, 125, 153, 273, 274, 304, REBELLION, 2079-2386 315, 434, 493, 548, 583, 624, 661, RED RIVER SETTLEMENTS, 54, 186, 716, 717, 722, 976, 997, 1046, 1072, 1001, 1635, 1982 1096, 1161, 1208, 1276, 1332, 1375, REVOLUTION, 37, 40, 63, 68, 181, 195, 1403, 1522, 1530, 1626, 1668, 1718, 196, 198, 426, 437, 438, 442, 479, 1775, 1819, 1895 564, 571, 612, 652, 661, 681, 724, VIRGINIA (West), 561, 589, 782, 747, 762, 763, 764, 766, 837, 901, 1580, 1795, 2047 911, 947, 951, 972, 973, 974, 1081, WABASH (The), IND., 151, 486, 647, 1103, 1104, 1131, 1132, 1152, 1156, 1829 1194, 1198, 1331, 1339, 1345, 1356, WALLINGFORD, CONN., 534 1376, 1377, 1408, 1447, 1469, 1503, WAR OF 1812, 4, 42, 74, 82, 221, 242, 1524, 1564, 1567, 1596, 1607, 1609, 248, 257, 313, 446, 468, 525, 528, 1643, 1646, 1651, 1653, 1659, 1697, 542, 613, 630, 649, 877, 900, 944, 1698, 1724, 1728, 1736, 1761, 1798, 988, 989, 990, 991, 1010, 1015, 1025, 1800, 1815, 1828, 1857, 1917, 1935, 1033, 1034, 1083, 1i42, 1198, 1209, 1938, 1962, 1965, 2014, 2022, 2036 1241, 1360, 1415, 1462, 1501, 1602, RHODE ISLAND, 308, 309, 1504, 1599, 1706, 1916 1604, 2532 WASHINGTON CO., PA., 494 RICHLAND CO., 0., 1223 WASHINGTON TERRITORY, 73, 1806. RICHMOND, VA., 583 WAYNE CO., IND., 2066 ROCHESTER, N. Y., 1436 WEST (The), in General, 31, 32, ROCKY MOUNTAINS. See under Far 50, 79, 81, 85, 135, 217, 218, 231, West. 236, 258, 265, 232, 325, 328, 418, Ross Co., O., 695 421, 447, 461, 463, 468, 469, 507, ST. LOUIS, MO., 469, 644 518, 521, 549, 624, 644, 646, 656, SALEM WITCHCRAFT. See under 701, 709, 712, 755, 841-855, 871, Witchcraft. 893, 894, 899, 929, 937, 939, 963, SALT LAKE CITY. See under Utah. 966, 977, 1005, 1006, 1007, 1011, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., 1740, 1817 1073, 1107, 1112, 1146, 1177, 1187, SCHOHARIE CO., N. Y., 64 1189, 1214, 1279, 1280, 1302, 1307, SENECA CO., 0., 300, 301 1321, 1416, 1452, 1470, 1478, 1498, SHAKERS, 259, 1439, 1685, 1686, 1779 1507, 1515, 1520, 1546, 1676, 1702, SHENANDOAH VALLEY, 125 1714, 1728, 1768, 1791, 1829, 1839, SOUTH AMERICA, 27, 183, 187, 305, 1842, 1910, 1917, 1982-1989, 2037, 708, 839, 895, 898, 928, 1050, 1144, 2067 1362, 1438, 1617, 1625, 1658, 1792, See also under Far West. 2045 WEST INDIES, 503, 516, 517, 519, SOUTH CAROLINA, 5, 120, 318, 321, 654, 655, 753, 907, 908, 1089, 1111, 612, 932, 1295, 1345, 1563, 1564, 1140, 1163, 1166, 1255, 1873 1618, 1700 WEST NEWBURY, MASS., 444 SPRINGFIELD, ILL., 1537 WEST VIRGINIA. See under VirSPRINGFIELD, O., 1709, 1] 748 ginia. STOCKBRIDGE, MASS., 1069 WHEELING, W. VA., 1580 SUSQUEHANNA Co., PA., 173 WILMINGTON, DEL., 687 TALLMADGE, O., 1812 WINCHESTER, VA., 125 TENNESSEE, 166, 182, 223, 538, 660, WISCONSIN, 507, 625, 633, 680, 682, 905, 1295, 1433, 1569, 1668, 1998, 823, 1603, 1732, 1794, 2044, 2537 2533, 2534 WITCHCRAFT, 307, 607, 1348, 1575, TEXAS, 233, 497, 552, 590, 640, 705, 2031, 2046 955, 967, 977, 1091, 1092, 1240, WYOMING, PA., 359, 1308, 1475, 1381, 1427, 1457, 1770, 1827, 1845, 1785 2050

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Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 3.34 ALEXANDER (A.) Biographical Sketches of the Founder, and Principal Alumni of the Log College, together with an account of the revivals of religion under their ministry. 16mo. half bound. Princeton, N. J., 1845. 1 50 35 ALL ABOUT CALIFORNIA, and the Inducements to Settle there. 8vo. pp. 80. San Francisco, 1870. 30 36 ALLEN (Asa W.) Genealogy of the Allen and Witter Families, among the early settlers of this Continent, and their Descendants. Portrait. 12mo. cloth. Salem, O., 1872. 2 00 37 ALLEN (Col. Ethan). A Narrative of the Captivity of, from the time of his being taken by the British, 1775 to 1778. Containing his Voyages and Travels, with the most remarkable occurrences respecting himself and other Prisoners; particularly the Destruction of the Prisoners at New York by Gen. Howe, in 1776-7. Written by himself. 12mo. half morocco, uncut edges. Albany, 1814. 5 00 38 ALLEN (Rev. Ethan). Maryland Toleration; or, Sketches of the Early History of Maryland, to the Year 1650. 8vo. boards. Baltimore, 1855. 1 00 39 ALLEN (L. L.) Pencillings of Scenes upon the Rio Grande. 12mo. pp. 48. New York, 1848. 25 40 ALLEN (Paul). A History of the American Revolution; comprehending all the Principal Events, both in the Field and in the Cabinet. 2 vols. 8vo. full bound. Baltimore, 1819. 6 00 41 ALLEN (William B.) A History of Kentucky; embracing Gleanings, Reminiscences, Antiquities, Natural Curiosities, Statistics, etc., of the State, with numerous Biographical Sketches. 8vo. cloth. Louisville, 1872. 3 50 42 ALIDA; or, Miscellaneous Sketches of Incidents during the late American War. Founded on fact. 12mo. cloth. New York, 1841. 75 43 ALTOWAN; or, Incidents of Life and Adventure in the Rocky Mountains. By an Amateur Traveler. Edited by J. W. Webb. 2 vols. 12mo. full morocco, gilt edges. New York, 1846. 5 00 44 AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY PAMPHLETS, viz: 1. An Account of the American Antiquarian Society, 1813. 2. An Address to the American Antiquarian Society, by William Jenks, 1813. 3. An Address in King's Chapel, by Abiel Holmes, 1814. 4. An Address by William Paine, 1815. 5. Communication from the President. In 1 vol. 8vo. half bound. 3 50 45 AMERICAN ARCHIVES: Consisting of Authentic Records, State Papers, etc., the whole forming a Documentary History of the Origin and Progress of the North American Colonies. 4th and 5th Series. 9 vols. folio, half Russia. Washington, 1837. 30 00 46 AMERICANS AS THEY ARE (The), described in a Tour through the Valley of the Mississippi. 12muo. boards, uncut. London, 1828. 1 50 47 AMERICAN'S GUIDE (The): Comprising the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, Constitution of the United States, and the Constitutions of the several States comprising the Union. 12mo. sheep. Philadelphia, 1835. 1 25 48 AMERICAN MAGAZINE (The), and Historical. Vol. 2, for the year 1745. Small 4to. boards. Boston, 1745. 3 00 49 AMERICAN MILITARY BIOGRAPHY. Containing the Lives and Characters of the Officers of the Revolution, who were most distinguished in achieving our National Independence. Also, a Life of Gilbert Motier La Fayette. 8vo. sheep. Philadelphia, 1831. 2 50 50 AMERICAN PIONEER (The). A Monthly Periodical, devoted to collecting and publishing Sketches relative to the Early Settlement and Successive Improvement of the Western Country. Edited by John S. Williams. Illustrated. 2 vols. 8vo. sewed, uncut. Chillicothe and Cincinnati, 1842-43. 8 00

4 Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 51 AMERICAN SKETCHES. By a Native of the United States. 12mo. boards, uncut. London, 1827. 1 50 52 AMERICAN TRAVELER (The); or, Observations on the Present State, Culture, and Commerce of the British Colonies in America. By an Old and Experienced Trader. London, 1769. Also, an Historical Mlernorial of the Negotiation of France and England, in 1761. London, 1761. In one volume. Map. 4to. calf. 3 25 53 AMES (Fisher). Works of. With a selection from his Speeches and Correspondence. Edited by his son, Seth Anmes. 2 vols. 8vo. cloth. New York, 1869. 4 50 54 AIVlOS (A.) Report of Trials in the Courts of Canada, relative to the Destruction of the Earl of Selkirk's Settlement on the Red River. With Observations. Map. 8vo. boards, uncut. London, 1820. 2 00 55 ANBUREY (Thomas). Travels through the Interior Parts of America. Map and folding plates. 2 vols. 8vo. half calf. London, 1789. 6 00 56 Another copy, full bound. 6 00 57 Another copy, full bound, binding broken. 5 00 58 ANDERSON (David). Canada; or, A View of the Importance of the British American Colonies, showing their Extensive and Important Resources, and pointing out the Great and Unprecedented Advantages which have been allowed to the Americans over our own Colonists. 8vo. half bound. London, 1814. 2 25 59 ANDERSON (R. B) America not discovered by Columbus. An Historical Sketch of the Discovery of America by the Norsemen, in the Tenth Century. 12mo.cloth. Chicago, 1874. 1 00 60 ANDREW (John A.) Sketch of the Official Life of, as Governor of Massachusetts. Photographic portrait. 16mo. cloth. New York, 1868. 1 2561 ANDREWS (C. C.) Minnesota and Dacotah; in letters descriptive of a Tour through the Northwest in 1856. 12mo. cloth. Washington, 1857. 1 25 62 ANDREWS (J. D.) Report on the Trade and Commerce of the British North American Colonies, and upon the Trade of the Great Lakes and Rivers. 2 vols. thick 8vo. cloth. Washington, 1853. 2 00 63 ANDREWS (John). History of the WVar with America, France, Spain, and. Holland, commencing 1775 and ending 1793. Portraits, maps, and charts. 4 vols. 8vo. full bound. London, 1785. 10 00 64 AN ACCOUNT OF KNOEPFEL'S SCHOHARIE CAVE, Schoharie County, New York, with the history of its Discovery, Subterranean Lake, Minerals, and Natural Curiosities. Plans. 8vo. boards.- New York, 1853. - 1 00 65 ANECDOTES OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS, illustrating their Eccentricities of Character. Illustrated. 16mo. New York, 1844. 1 25 66 AN EPISTLE FROM EDWARD, an American Prisoner in England, to Harriet, in America. 4to. half morocco, gilt top. London, 1779. 4 50 67 AN EXCURSION THROUGH THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, in 1822-3. By an English Gentleman. Map. 8vo. cloth. London, 1824. 2 00 68 AN IMPARTIAL HISTORY OF THE WAR IN AMERICA, between Great Britain and her Colonies, from its commencement to 1779. Portrait of Washington. 12mo. new half morocco. London, 1780. 4 00 69 ANNALS: Comprising Memoirs, Incidents, and Statistics of Harrisburg, from the Period of its First Settlement. Compiled by George H. Morgan. 12imo. cloth. Harrisburg, 1858. 3 00 70 ANNALS OF IOWA, for April, 1870. 8vo. pp. 199. Davenport. 1 00 71 ANNALS OF IOWA (The), October, 1865. Edited by Theodore S. Parvin. 8vo. boards. Iowa City. 50

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 5 72 ARMOR (William C.) Lives of the Governors of Pennsylvania, with the Incidental History of the State from 1609 to 1872. 8vo. cloth. Harrisbir-, 1872. 3 50 73 ARMST'RONG (A. N.) Oregon: Comprising a brief History and full Description of the Territories of Oregon and Washington. 12mo. Chicago, 1857. 1 25 74 ARMSTRONG (Gen. John). Notices of the Warof 1812. 2vols. 12mo cloth. New York, 1840. 3 50 75 ARNOLD (Benedict). Life and Treason of. By Jared Sparks. 12mo. cloth. Boston, 1835. 1 00 76 ARNOLD (Matj. Gen). Proceedings of a General Court-martial for the Trial of. Portrait. 8vo. half morocco, uncut. Privately printed. New York, 1865. 4 00 77 ARNY (WV. F. M.) Interesting Items regarding New Mexico; its Agricultural and Mineral Resources, People, Climate, Soil, etc. 8vo. pp. 112. Santa Fe, 1873. 1 00 78 ARTHUR (T. S.) and CARPENTER (W. H.) History of Georgia from its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time. 16mo. cloth. Philadelphia, 1852. 75 79 ASHE (Thomas.) Travels in America in 1806, for the purpose of exploring the rivers Alleghany, Monongahela, Ohio, and Mississippi. 3 vols. 12mo. boards. London, 1808. 3 00 79- Another copy, half morocco, uncut. 3 75 80 Another edition. 1 vol. 12mo. boards, uncut. New York, 1811. 1 50 81 ASHE (Thomas). Memoirs of Mammoth and various other Extraordinary and Stupendous Bones of Incognita. or non-descript Animals, found in the vicinity of the Ohio, Wabash, Illinois, Mississippi, Missouri, Osage, and Red Rivers. 8vo. boards, uncut. Liverpool, 1806. 2 00 82 ATHERTON (Winm.) Narrative of the Suffering and Defeat of the NorthWestern Army, under General Winchester; Massacre of the Prisoners; Sixteen Months' Imprisonment of the Writer and others with the Indians and British. 18mo. boards. Frankfort, 1842. 2 00 83 ATWATER (Caleb.) History of the State of Ohio, Natural and Civil. 8vo. sheep. Cincinnati, 1838. 4 50 84 Another copy, boards. 4 50 85 ATWATER (Caleb). Writings of. Comprising a Description of the Antiquities discovered in the Western Country. Remarks made on a Tour to Prairie du Chien, thence to Washington City. 12mo. full bound. Columbus, 1833. 4 00 86 ATWATER (Caleb.) The Indians of the Northwest, their Manners, Customs, etc., etc.; or, Remarks made on a Tour to Prairie du Chien, and thence to Washington, in 1829. 16mo. half sheep. Columbus, 1850. 2 00 87 ATWATER (Caleb.) Remarks made on a Tour to Prairie du Chien, thence to Washington City, in 1829. 16mo.half sheep. Columbus, 1831. 2 00 88 BACKWOODS OF CANADA (The). Being Letters from the Wife of an emigrant Officer, illustrative of the domestic Economy of British America. Illustrated. 16mo. London, 1836. 1 25 89 BAIRD (Robert). Religion in America; or, An Account of the Origin, Progress, etc., of the Evangelical Churches in the United States. 8vo. cloth. New York, 1844. 1 50 90 BALDWIN (John D.) Ancient America, in Notes on American Antiquities. Numerous illustrations. 12mno. cloth. New York, 1872. 2 00 91 BALDWIN (Jos. G.) The Flush Times of Alabama and Mississippi. A Series of Sketches. 12mo. cloth. New York, 1870. 1 25

6 Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 92 BALDWIN (Jos. G.) Party Leaders. Sketches of Jefferson, Hamilton, Jackson, Clay, Randolph; including notices of many other distinguished Statesmen. 12mo. cloth. New York, 1855. 1 50 93 BALDWIN (Thomas). Narrative of the Massacre, by the Savages, of the Wife and Children of. Who has since dwelt entirely alone in the extreme western Part of the State of Kentucky. Folding plate. 8vo. paper, pp. 24, uncut edges. New York, 1835. 1 50 94 BALLANCE (C.) The History of Peoria, Ill. 12mo. cloth. Peoria, 1870. 2 25 95 BALTIMORE ADDRESS DIRECTORY. To which is prefixed a statistical Article on the Resources of Baltimore, by WY. G. Lyford. 16mo. boards. Baltimore, 1836. 75 96 BANCROFT (George). History of the United States, from the Discovery of the American Continent. 10 vols. Boston. 1870. Cloth, $25 00 Leather, 35 00 96* Another copy. 8 vols. large paper, cloth, uncut. 80 00 97 BANCROFT (H. H.) Native Races of the Pacific States. (In 5 vols.) Vol. 1. containing Wild Tribes; their Manners and Customs. 8vo. cloth. New York, 1874. 6 00 The remaining volumes will be ready during the year 1875. Vol. 2. Civilized Nations of Mexico and Central America. Vol. 3. Mythology and Languag-s of both Savage and Civilized Nations. Vol. 4. Antiquities and Architectural Remains. Vol. 5. Aboriginal History and Migrations; Index to the entire Work, 98 BANDINEL (Jamnes). Some Account of the Trade in Slaves from Africa, as connected with Europe and America. 8vo. cloth, uncut. London, 1842. 3 00 99 BANVARD (Jos.) Plymouth and the Pilgrims; or, Incidents of Adventure in the History of the First Settlers. Illustrated. 16mo. cloth. Boston, 1851. 1 50 100 BANVARD (Jos.) The first Explorers of North America. Illustrated. 16mo. cloth. Boston, 1874. 1 50 101 BARBE-MARBOIS (M.) The History of Louisiana, particularly of the Cession of that Colony to the United States of America. With an Introductory Essay on the Constitution and Government of the United States. 8vo. boards, uncut. Philadelphia, 1830. 3 00 102 BARBER (John W.) History and Antiquities of New England, New York, and New Jersey. Illustrated. 8vo. full bound. Worcester, 1841. 3 00 103 BARBER (John W.) Historical Collections. Being a general Collection of Interesting Facts, Traditions, Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes, etc., relating to the History and Antiquities of every Town in Massachusetts. 200 illustrations. 8vo. sheep. Worcester, 1844. 3 50 104 BARBER (John W.) Connecticut Historical Collections; comprising a General Collection of Interesting- Facts, Traditions, Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes, etc., relating to the History and Antiquities of every Town in Connecticut, with Geographical Descriptions. Illustrated by 180 engravings. 8vo. cloth. New copy. New Haven, 1836. 6 00 105 BARBER (J. W. and E. G.) Historical, Poetical, and Pictorial American Scenes; being Incidents in American History. Illustrated. 12mo. boards, uncut. Boston, 1850. 1 50 106 BARBER (John W.) and HOWE (Henry). Historical Collections of the State of New York; containing a General Collection of the most Interesting Facts, Traditions, Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes, etc., relating to its History and Antiquities. 8vo. full bound. New York, 1841. 3 00

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 7 107 BARBER (John W.) and HOWE (Henry). Historical Collections of the State of New Jersey; containing a General Collection of the most Interesting Facts, Traditions, Biographical Sketches, etc. 8vo. cloth. Newark, N. J. 6 00 108 BARBER (John W.) and HOWE (Henry). Our Whole Country; or, The Past and Present of the United States, Historical and Descriptive. 600 engravings. 2 vols. 8vo. Cincinnati, 1861. 6 00 109 BARBER (Miss). The True Narrative of her Five Years of Terrible Suffering among the Indians. Wife of Squatting Bear. 8vo. pp. 108. Philadelphia. 75 110 BARLOW (Joel). The Vision of Columbus. A Poem in nine Books. 12mo. sheep. London, 1787. 1 50 111 BARLOW (Joel). The Political Writings of. 16mo. sheep. New York, 1796. 1 25 112 BARNES (William). The Settlement and Early History of Albany. Plate. 8vo. paper, uncut. Albany, 1864. 2 00 113 BARNES (Win. H.) History of the Thirty-ninth Congress of the United States. With portrait. 8vo. cloth. New York, 1868. 5 00 114 BARNEY (Joshua). A Biographical Memoir of the late Commodore Joshua Barney. From autobiographical notes and journals in possession of his family. 8vo. boards, uncut. Boston, 1832. 2 25 115 Another copy, sheep, without title-page. 1 25 116 BARRY (John S.) A Historical Sketch of Hanover, Mass., with Family Genealogies. Illustrated. 8vo. cloth. Boston, 1853. 4 00 117 BARSTOW (George). The History of New Hampshire, from its Discovery, in 1614, to the Passage of the Toleration Act, in 1819. 8vo. cloth. Boston, 1853. 2 25 118 Another copy, 8vo. half bound. Concord, N. H., 1842. 2 25 119 BARTLETT (William). A Sermon in Commemoration of. Founder of the Theological Seminary in Andover. By Daniel Dana. 8vo. pp. 36, boards. Andover, 1841. 50 120 BARTRAM. (Wm.) Travels through North and South Carolina, Georgia, East and West Florida, the Cherokee Country, the extensive Territories of the Muscogulges, or Creek Confederacy, and the Country of the Choctaws. Plates. 8vo. sheep. Philadelphia, 1791. 4 00 121 Another edition, half bound. London, 1792. 5 00 122 Another copy, boards, uncut. 5 00 123 BATES (D. B.) Incidents on Land and Water; or, Four Years on the Pa(ific Coast. Illustrated. 12mo. cloth. Boston, 1858. 1 25 124 BATES (Elisha). An Examination of certain Proceedings and Principles of the Society of Friends called Quakers. 8vo. sheep. St. Clairsville, 0., 1837. 2 50 125 BAYARD (F. MI.) Voyage dans l'Interieur des Etats-Unis, a Bath, Winchester, dans la Vallee de Shenandoah, etc., pendant 1'Ete de 1791. 8vo. boards, uncut. Paris [1797]. 5 00 126 BAYLIES (Francis). An Historical Memoir of the Colony of New Plymouth, from the Flight of the Pilgrims into Holland, 1608, to the Reunion of that Colony with Massachusetts, 1692. 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, gilt top, uncut. Boston, 1866. 6 00 127 BEADLE (J. H.) Life in Utah; or, The Mysteries and Crimes of Mormonism. Being an Expose of the Secret Rites and Ceremonies of the Latter-Day Saints. Map. 8vo. cloth. Philadelphia, 1870. 2 50 128 BEAMISH (N. L.) The Discovery of America by the Northmen in the Tenth Century, and Notices of the Early Settlements of the Irish in the Western Hemisphere. Maps. 8vo. cloth. London, 1841. 2 50

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Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 123 2381 WIRZ (Henry). The Trial of. His Life and Execution. The Demon of Andersonville. 8vo. pp. 120. Philadelphia, 50 2382 WITH GENERAL SHERIDAN in Lee's Last Campaign. By a Staffofficer. Portrait and map. 12mo. cloth. Philadelphia, 1866. 1 75 2383 WOOD (Major Geo. L.) The Seventh Regiment. A Record. 12mo. cloth. New York, 1865. 2 00 2384 WOODWARD (E. M.) Our Campaigns; or, The Marches, Bivouacs, Battles, Incidents of Camp Life, and History of our Regiment (Second Penn. Reserves), during three Years' Service. 12mo. cloth. Philadelphia, 1865. 1 50 2385 WORTHINGTON (T.) Shiloh: The only correct Military History of U. S. Grant, and of the Missing Army Records. 8vo. paper. Washington City, 1872. 1 00 2386 YATES (Edward). A Letter to the Women of England on Slavery in the Southern States of America. 8vo. pp. 68. London, 1863. 50 CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS. [The dingy and roughly printed books published in the Confederate States during the "late unpleasantness," when they were deprived of the materials and facilities for the production of finer work, are already becoming scarce, and in a few years will be of the greatest rarity. Rude as they are, they will ever be objects of interest to collectors, and valuable to all interested in the hi-tory of the Confederacy. The following small lot are all printed on Confederate paper, and most of them" Entered according to act of Congress in the Confederate States of America." A few extracts, illustrating the quaint style and partisan spirit of the times, have been added:] 2387 THE JACK MORGAN SONGSTER. Compiled by a Captain in Gen. Lee's Army. 32mo. paper. Raleigh, N. C., 1864. 60 King Abraham is very sick, Old Scott has got the measles, Manassas we have won at last — Pop goes the weasel! Jack Morgan is his name, The fearless and the lucky; No dastard foe can tame The son of old Kentucky. 2388 THE BRITISH PARTISAN: A Tale of the Olden Time. By a Lady of South Carolina. 16mo. paper. Macon, Ga., 1864. 75 2389 JOHNSON (L.) An Elementary Arithmetic, embracing the First Principles of the Science. 16mo. boards. Raleigh, 1864. 1 00 If 1 Confederate soldier can whip 7 Yankees, how many soldiers can whip'49 Yankees? 7 Confederate soldiers captured 21 Yankees and divided them equally between them; how many did each have? A Confederate soldier captured 8 Yankees each day for 9 successive days; how many did he capture in all? What is currency? Ans. Currency is coin, bank-bills, Confederate notes, etc. 2390 MYRTLE LEAVES; or, Tokens of the Tomb. A book peculiarly adapted to the Times. By A. W. Mangum. 16mo. paper. Raleigh, 1865. 75 2391 THE LIFE OF THOMAS J. JACKSON (Stonewall). By an Excadet. 12mo. paper. Richmond, 1864. 1 25 Many of the incidents related came under the immediate observation of the author, and the remainder are drawn from authentic sources. The book was completed and put in press on the 29th of May, but the failure to procure paper, and other difficulties hard to overcome, have prevented its appearance at an earlier period.

124 Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 2392 JOURNAL of the Convention of the People of North Carolina, held on the 20th day of May, A. D. 1861. 8vo. newly half bound. Raleigh, 1862. 6 00 2393 THE SOUTHERN ZION SONGSTER. Designed for Prayer and Social Meetings and Camps. 48mo. paper. Raleigh, 1864. 35 2394 THE FIRST READER, for Southern Schools. 16mo. paper. Raleigh, 1864. 40 2395 SONGS OF LOVE AND LIBERTY. Compiled by a North Carolina Lady. 48mo. paper. Raleigh, 1864. 50 For the South shall smile on in her fragrance and bloom, When the North is fast sinking in silence and gloom. Ever constant, ever true, Let the word be, No surrender! Boldly dare and greatly do, They shall bring us safely through, No surrender! No surrender! 2396 THE NEW TESTAMENT of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. 48mo. boards. Augusta, Ga., Confederate States Bible Society, instituted in the year 1862. 1 00 2397 THE DIXIE SPELLER, to follow the First Dixie Reader. By Mrs. M. B. Moore. 16mo. boards. Raleigh, 1864. 75 If the rulers in the United States had been good Ciristian men, the present war would not have come upon us. Let every boy learn this lesson; and when lie is a man, let him not vote for a bad man to fill an office. 2398 POLLARD (E. A.) Observations in the North: Eight months in Prison and on Parole. 8vo. flex cloth, pp. 142. Richmond, 1865. 2 50 2399 WARREN (Edward). An Epitome of Practical Surgery, for Field and Hospital. First edition. 12mo. half bound. Richmond, 1863. 3 00 I have therefore devoted myself to the preparation of this volume as a vade mecurn for the Surgeons of the Confederate service.-Preface. So far as the typographical execution of this book is concerned, I must urge in extenuation of its imperfections that the best printers are in the service. 2400 PORCHER (F. P.) Resources of the Southern Fields and Forests, Medical, Economical, and Agricultural. Being also a Medical Botany of the Confederafe States, with practical information on the useful properties of the Trees, Plants, and Shrubs. 8vo. half bound. Charleston, 1863. 6 00 2401 THE FIRST DIXIE READER. Designed to follow the Dixie Primer. By Mrs. M. B. Moore. 48mno. paper. Raleigh, 1863. 60 The author hopes the book will recommend itself to educatois in the Southern Confederacy. Ned says " he wants ebery nigger to stay at home and mnind his work, and let dem Yankees do der own work." 2402 YORK (Rev. Brantley). English Grammar. Revised and Adapted to Southern Schools. 12mo. boards. Raleigh, 1864. 1 00 2403 RICE (John H.) A System of Modern Geography. Compiled from various sources, expressly for use in the Confederate States of America. In which the Political and Physical Condition of the States composing the Confederate States of America are fully treated of. 4to. half bound. Atlanta, Ga., 1862. 2 50 This is the only work in existence that approximates doing justice to the country now composing the Confederate States of America, its actual condition and resources having been studiously concealed by every Yankee work. What is the best examnple of a Republican Government in the World? THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA. Give Examples of Enlightened Nations? The Confederate States, the United States, England, and France. 2404 GILHAM (William). Manual of Instruction for the Volunteers and Militia of the Confederate States. 12mo. cloth. Richmond, 1861. 2 50 2405 BROWN AND ARTHUR. An Episode from "Tom Brown's School Days." 16mo. cloth. Richmond, 1861. 1 00

B'obert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 125 2406 MOORE (Mrs. M1I. B.) The Geographical Reader, for the Dixie Children. With very rough and curious maps. Small 4to. Raleigh, 1863. 2 00 2406- The Same. With the maps roughly colored by hand. 2 50 The Southern Confederacy is a great country. The Yankees thought to starve us out when they sent their ships to guard our seaport towns. We it ere considered an indolent. weak people; but our enemies have found us strong, because we had justice on our side. In the year 18(O, the Abolitionists became strong enough to elect one of their men for President. Abraham Lincoln was a weak man, and the South believed he would allow laws to be made which would deprive them of their rights. So the Southern States seceded, and elected Jefferson Davis for their President. This so enraged Lincoln that he declared war, and has exhausted nearly all the strength of the nation in the vain attempt to whip the South back into the Union; but still Abraham is unable to conquer the "Rebels," as he calls the South.... The South only asked to be let alone, etc. 2407 MARY BARKER. A Thrilling Narrative of Early Life in North Carolina. By Charlie Vernon. 16mo. paper. Raleigh, 1865. 50 2408 GUIDE FOR CLAIMANTS of Deceased Soldiers. By Col. W. H. Fowler. 16mo. paper. Richmond, 1864. 1 00 2409 BRANSON (L.) First Book in Composition. Especially designed for Southern Schools. 12mo. boards. Raleigh, 1863. 1 00 In the hope that it may be useful to the young of our great rising Confederacy, this work is respectfully offered to the public. General Lee defeated the Yankees, though his army was much smaller than theirs. 2410 WARDER (T. B.) and CATLETT (J. M.) Battle of Young's Branch, or Manassas Plain, fought July 21, 1861. (Confederate account.) Map. 16mo. paper, pp. 159. Richmond, 1862. 4 00 2410* MAHAN (D. H.) Summary of the Course of Permanent Fortifications and of the Attack and Defense of Permanent Works. 8vo. half bound. Richmond, 1863. 4 00

126 Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. CONFEDERATE MUSIC. Published at different points throughout the South. Printed on Confederate paper, and entered in the Confederate States. Full music size, many with lithographic title-pages. Price 30 cents each. 2411 Alabama, The. 2448 " No Name" Waltz. 2412 All quiet along the Potomac. 2449 No one to love. 2413 Annie of the Vale. 2450 "No Surrender." 2414 Aura Lee. 2451 On Guard. 2415 Bessie Bell Waltz. 2452 Our First President's Quickstep. 2416 Bonnie Eloise. 2453 Palmetto Schottische. 2417 Call me not back from the Echo- 2454 See at your Feet a Suppliant. less Shore. 2455 Silver Bells Mazurka. 2418 Chimes of the Monastery. 2456 Soldier's Adieu. 2419 Dearest Spot on Earth. 2457 Soldier's Farewell. 2420 Dear Mother, I've come Home 2458 Something to love me. to die. 2459 Rock beside the Sea. 2421 Dixie, the Land of King Cotton. 2460 South, The. 2422 Dying Soldier. 2461 Southern Cross, The. 2423 Farewell, enchanting Hope. 2462 Southern Soldier Boy. 2424 FairieshavebrokentheirWands. 2463 Spring Time Polka. 2425 Fairy Belle. 2464 Standard Bearer. 2426 First Love Waltz. 2465 Star-Spangled Cross. 2427 General Morgan's Grand March. 2466 Strike for the South. 2428 God save the South. 2467 Switzer's Farewell. 2429 Good-bye, Sweetheart. 2468 There's Life in the Old Land 2430 Harp of the South, awake. yet. 2431 Hear me, Norma. 2469 Then you'll remember me. 2432 Her bright Smile haunts me still. 2470 They told me not to love him. 2433 Hurrah for our Flag. 2471 Twinkling Stars are laughing, 2434 1 remember the Hour. Love. 2435 I've brought thee an Ivy Leaf. 2472 Unknown Dead. 2436 Juanita. 2473 Up with the Flag. 2437 Kathleen Mavourneen. 2474 Vale of Rest. 2438 Keep me awake, Mother. 2475 Virginia Marseillaise. 2439 Love me. 2476 Wait till the War, Love, is over. 2440 March of the Southern Men. 2477 Warrior's Farewell. 2441 Mary of Argyle. 2478 We have parted. 2442 Mocking Bird Quickstep. 2479 When this cruel War is over. 2443 Mother, oh! sing me to Rest. 2480 Where are now the Hopes? 2444 Mother is the Battle over? 2481 Who will care for Mother, now? 2445 Morning Prayer. 2482 Why, no one to love? 2446 Murmur of the Shell. 2483 Will you love me then as now? 2447 My Wife and Child. 2484 You can never win us back.

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 127 EXPLORATIONS, SURVEYS, AND GEOLOGICAL REPORTS OF SOME OF THE STATES AND TERRITORIES. 2486 ARKANSAS-Owen (D. D.) First Report of a Geological Reconnoissance of the Northern Counties of Arkansas, made during 1857-8. Colored plates. 8vo. paper. Little Rock, 1858. 3 00 2487 ARKANSAS-Owen (D. D.) Second Report of a Geological Reconnoissance of the Middle and Southern Counties of Arkansas made during 1859-60. Colored plates. 8vo. half bound. Philadelphia, 1860. 5 00 2488 Another copy, paper. 4 00 2489 CALIFORNIA-Fremont (J. C.) Geographical Memoir upon Upper California in illustration, of his map of Oregon and California. 8vo. boards. Washington, 1848. 1 00 2490 CALIFORNIA-Tyson (P. T.) Geology and Industrial Resources of California. Maps. 8vo. cloth. Baltimore, 1851. 1 00 2491 CANADA-Bell (Robt.) Report on the Geology of the Northwest Side of Lake Superior and of the Nipigon District. 8vo. paper. Montreal, 1870. 1 00 2492 CANADA-Dawson (J. W.) The Fossil Plants of the Devonian and Upper Silurian Formations of Canada. Plates. 8vo. paper. Montreal, 1871. 3 00 2493 CANADA-Logan (W. E.) Figures and Descriptions of Canadian Organic Remains. Plates. 4 vols. 8vo. paper. Montreal, 1859. 6 00 2494 CANADA-Selwfn (A. R. C.) Geological Survey of Canada: Report of Progress for 1870-71. 8vo. paper. Ottowa, 1872. 2 00 2495 COLORADO-Hayden (F. V.) Report of the United States Geological Survey of Colorado and New Mexico. 8vo. cloth. Washington, 1869. 2 00 2496 DAWSON (S. J.) Report of the Exploration of the C(;untry between Lake Superior and the Red River Settlement, and between the latter place and the Assiniboine and Saskatchewan. Maps. 4to. half bound. Toronto, 1859. 4 50 2497 FEATHERSTONHAUGH (G. W.) Geological Report of an Examination made in 1834, of the Elevated Country between the Missouri and Red Rivers. Map. 8vo. cloth. Washington, 1835. 2 25 2498 FEATHERSTONHAUGH (G. W.) Report of a Geological Reconnoissance made in 1835 from the Seat of Government, by way of Green Bay and the Wisconsin Territory to the Coteau de Prairie. 8vo. cloth. Washington, 1836. 1 50 2499 FREMONT (J. C.) A Report on an Exploration of the Country lying between the Missouri River and the Rocky Mountains on the line of the Kansas and Great Platte Rivers. Illustrated. 8vo. boards. Washington, 1843. 150 2500 HAYDEN (F. V.) Sixth Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey of the Territories, embracing portions of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah. Maps and plates. 8vo. cloth. Washington, 1873. 2 50

128 Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 2501 ILLINOIS-Worthen (A. H.) Geological Survey of Illinois, Geology and Paleontology. Numerous plates and maps. 5 vols. 4to. cloth. Springfield, 1866-73. 25 00 2502 IOWA-White (Chas. A.) Report on the Geological Survey of the State of Iowa, containing results of observations made within 1866-69. Plates. 2 vols. royal 8vo. cloth. Des Moines, 1870. 10 00 2503 IVES (J. C.) Report on the Colorado River of the West. Explored in 1857-58. Numerous colored plates and maps. 4to. cloth. Washington, 1861. 6 00 2504 KANSAS-Swallow (G. C.) Preliminary Report of the Geological Survey of Kansas. 8vo. paper. Lawrence, 1866. 1 00 2505 KANSAS-Swallow (G. C.) The Rocks of Kansas, with descriptions of new Permian Fossils. 8vo. paper. St. Louis, 1858. 1 00 2506 KENTUCKY-Owen (D. D.) Report of the Geological Survey in Kentucky made during the years 1854 and 1855. Maps. 8vo. cloth. Frankfort, 1856. 8 00 2506* KENTUCKY —Owen (D. D.) Fourth Report of the Geological Survey in Kentucky made during the years 1858-59. Maps. 8vo. cloth. Frankfort, 1861. 5 00 2507 KENTUCKY-Lyon (S. S.), Cox (E. T.), and Lesquereux (L.) The Paleontological Report of. As prepared for the Geological Report of Kentucky, and published in Vol. 3. Numerous plates. 8vo. half morocco. Frankfort, 1857. 3 00 2508 KING (Clarence). Report of the Geological Exploration of the Fortieth Parallel. Text 4to., atlas imperial folio. 2 vols. cloth. Washington. 40 00 2509 LAKE SUPERIOR-Foster (J. W.) and Whitney (J. D.) Report on the Geology and Topography of a portion of the Lake Superior Land District. Vol. 1, Copper Lands; Vol. 2, Iron Lands; Vol. 3, Maps. 3 vols. 8vo. cloth. Washington, 1850-51. 10 00 2510 MEXICO-Cherry (C.) Geological Report and Map of the San Juan del Rio Ranche in Sonora, Mexico. 8vo. cloth. Cincinnati, 1866. 1 50 2511 MICHIGAN-Winchell (A.) First Biennial Report of the Progress of the Geological Survey of Michigan, embracing Observations on the Geology, Zoology, and Botany of the Lower Peninsula. 8vo. cloth. Lansing, 1861. 2 50 2512 MINNESOTA-Whittlesey (Col. Chas.) A Report of Explorations in the Mineral Regions of Minnesota during the years 1848, 1859, and 1864. 8vo. paper. Cleveland, 1866. 1 25 2513 MISSOURI-Swallow (G. C.) Fourth Report of Progress of the Geological Survey of Missouri. 8vo. half bound. Jefferson City, 1859. 75 2514 MISSOURI-Swallow (G. C.) Fifth Report. 8vo. paper. Jefferson City, 1861.. 50 2515 MISSOURI —Swallow (G. C.) Geological Report of the Country along the Line of the Southwestern Branch of the Pacific Railroad, State of Missouri. 8vo. cloth. St. Louis, 1859. 1 50 2516 MISSOURI-Swallow (G. C.) The First and Second Annual Reports of the Geological Survey of Missouri. Plates and maps. 8vo. cloth. 1855. 5 00 2517 MONTANA-Hayden (F. V.) Preliminary Report of the United States Geological Survey of Montana and portions of adjacent Territories; being a Fifth Report of Progress. Maps and illustrations. 8vo. cloth. Washington, 1872. 2 50

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 129 2518 NEVADA AND ARIZONA —Wheeler (G. M.) Preliminary Report concerning Explorations and Surveys, principally in Nevada and Arizona, 1871. 4to. cloth. Washington, 1872. 2 50 2519 NEW JERSEY. Second Report on the Geological Survey of, for the year 1855. Map. 8vo. cloth. Trenton, 1856. 1 50 2520 NEW YORK. Geological Report for 1840. 8vo. half sheep. 2 00 2521 NORTH CAROLINA-Emmons (E.) Geological Report of the Midland Counties of North Carolina. Illustrated. 8vo. cloth. New York, 1856. 5 00 2522 NORTH CAROLINA-Emmons (E.) Report of the North Carolina Geological Survey. Agriculture of the Eastern Counties, together with descriptions of the Fossils of the IMarl Beds. Illustrated. 8vo. cloth. Raleigh, 1858. 5 Go 2523 NORTH CAROLINA-Kerr (W. C.) Report of the Progress of the Geological Survey of North Clrolina, 1866. 8vo. paper. Raleigh, 1867. 1 00 2524 OHIO —Mather (W. XV.) First and Second Annual Reports of the State of ()Ohio. 2 vols. 8vo. half bound. Columbus, 1838. 6 00 2525 OHIO. Report of the Geological Survey of Ohio. Geology, Vol. 1; Palseontology, Vol. 1; and Maps. Numerous plates. 3 vols. royal 8vo. cloth. Columbus, 1873. 10 00 2526 OWEN (D. D.) Report of a Geological Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota, and incidentally of a portion of Nebraska Territory. With volume or' plates and maps. 2 vols. 4to. cloth. Philadelphia, 1852. 7 50 2527 PENNSY-LVANIA-Rogers (H. D.) Third Annual Report on the Geological Survey of the State of Pennsylvania. 8vo. paper. Harrisbur,, 1839. 1 25 2528 PENNSYLVANIA-Rogers (H. D.) Fourth Annual Report on the Geological Survey ot Pennsylvania. 8vo. paper. Harrisburg, 1840. 2 00 2529 PENNSYLVANIA —Roger.s (H. D.) Fifth Annual Report of the Geological Explorations of the ConImonwealth of Pennsylvania. 8vo. paper. Harrisburg, 1841. 2 00 2530 PENNSYLVANIA. Transactions of the Geological Society of Pennsylvania. Vol. 1, part 1. August, 1834. Colored plates. 8vo. paper. Philadelphia, 1834. 2 50 2531 REPORTS OF EXPLORATIONS AND SURVEYS to ascertain the most practicable and economical Route for a Railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean. Numerous maps and colored plates. 13 vols. 4to. cloth and half calf. Washington, 1855. 30 00 2532 RHODE ISLAND —Jackson (C. T.) Report on the Geological and Agricultural Survey of Rhode Island, 1839. 8vo. half sheep. Providence, 1840. 2 00 2533 TENNESSEE-Safford (J. M.) A Geological Reconnoissance of the State of Tennessee. Being the Author's First Biennial Report, 1855. 8vo. cloth. Nashville, 1856. 2 00 2534 TENNESSEE-Safford (J. M.) Geology of Tennessee. Maps and plates. 8vo. cloth. Nashville, 1869. 6 00 2535 TENNESSEE-Troost (G.) Fifth Geological Report, made November, 1839. 8vo. paper. Nashville, 1840. 1 25 2536 TENNESSEE-Troost (G.) Sixth Geological Report of the State of Tennessee, made October, 1841. 8vo. paper, Nashville, 1841, 1 25

130 Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 2537 WVISCONSIN-Daniels (Edward). First Annual Report on the Geological Survey of the State of Wisconsin. 8vo. paper. MIadison, 1854. 1 00 2538 WISCONSIN-Hall (J.) and Whitney (J. D.) Report on the Geological Survey of the State of WVisconsin. Vol. 1. Maps. Royal 8vo. cloth. 1862. 5 00 2539 WISCONSIN-Percival (J. G.) Annual Report on the Geological Survey of thte Sttte of Wisconsin. 8vo. paper. Madison, 1855. 1 00 2540 WISCONSIN-Percival (J. G.) Annual Report for 1856. 1 00 2541 WISCONSIN. Report on the Geological Survey of the Lead Regions. 8vo. paper. 50 2542 WYOMING-Hayden (F. V.) Preliminary Report of the United Sta;tes Geological Survey of Wyoming and Portions of Contiguous Territories. 8vo. cloth. Washington, 1871. 2 50

ROBERT CLARKE & CO.'S Historical and Miscellaneous PUBLICATIONS, Ohio Valley Historical Series. In our Prospectus, issued in April, i868, we announced our intention of publishing, under this general title, a series of works relating to the early history of the Valley of the Ohio. It has not been our aim to give a consecutive history, but merely to collect and preserve by publication hitherto unpublished manuscripts of value relating to the subject, and to reprint some of the early works on WVestern history which are out of print and rare. In carrying out this design we have issued the seven works here described. We have endeavored to make them valuable contributions to Western history-with what success we leave it for others to say-and to produce them in an attractive style. They have been liberally patronized where we least expected, and have met with little sale where we most looked for it-in the Valley of which they treat. We have not been sufficiently supported to warrant the continuance of the Series, and are reluctantly obliged to announce its close. They may yet work their way into public favor; if they do, we will perhaps renew the experiment, as there is no lack of material worthy of publication. [From the Historical Record.] "They are all beautifully printed on fine paper, with rubricated title)ages, and should be in the possession of every intelligent family in the Ohio Valley, and held almost as sacred as a family record. They are golden grains which compose the history of the heroic age of that country." [Fromt New Tork Genealogical and Biographical Record.] "The' Ohio Valley IIistorical Series' may well be termed model books in their way. In forin and execution so dainty and elegant that the East may well look to her laurels in the typographic art, if she would not be outdone by the Cincinnati printers. Nor are the contents of these volumes less fascinating than their excellencies of mechanical execution." "We welcome this noble (though private) enterprise, which has undertaken to give us in so authentic and so handsome a shape, these precious historic memorials of the Ohio Valley. Their interest is not merely local: it is national in its character."

132 Ohio Valley Historical Series..N'i7nber Once. Bouquet's Expedition Against the Ohio Indians in I764. i N lN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of the EXPEDITION against the OHIO INDIANS, in the year MDCCLXIV, under the command of HENRY BOU2UET, Esq., (olonel of Foot, and now Brigadier General in America, including his TRANSACTIONS with the INDIANS, RELATIVE to the DELIVERY of their PRISONERS, and the PRELIMINARYS of PEACE, with an INTRODUCTORY ACCOUNT of the Preceding CAMPAIGN, and BATTLE of BUSHYRUN. To which are annexed MILITARY PAPERS containing REFLECTIONS on the WAR with the SAVAGES; a METHOD of forming FRONTIER SETTLEMENTS; some ACCOUNT Of the INDIAN COUNTRY; with a LIST of NATIONS, FIGHTING MEN, TOWNS, DISTANCES, and different ROUTES. Published from authentic Documents by a Lover of his Country" (DR. WILLIAM SMITH, Provost of the College of Philadelphia). With a Preface by FRANCIS PARKMAN, author of' Conspiracy of Pontiac," etc., and a translation of DUMAS' Biographical Sketch of GENERAL BOtJQoUET. The MAP and PLATES are finely reproduced by the PhotoLithographic. Process. One vclume, 8vo., pp. xxiii, I62, finely printed on tinted paper, neatly bound in English cloth, gilt top, and uncut edges, or entirely uncut. Price, $3.oo A few large-paper copies have been printed on extra-heavy tinted paper. Cloth, gilt top, and uncut edges, or entirely uncut. Price, $6.oo.

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 1U3 [From the Round Table.] "A better initial volume to the Obio Valley Historical Series coula not be desired than this. Everything is in its favor-the beauty of the volume itself, an invariable characteristic of whatever leaves its publisher's press; the rarity of the work reprinted, the importance in the history of our anti-revolutionary colonizations of the events which occasioned the expedition; and, by no means the least, the brief explanatory preface added by Mr. Francis Parkman. * * * So that, while the antiquarian or historian will get most out of the work, the average reader will find in it no small pleasure along with the side light it throws upon the events of a period of which popular ideas are vague and undefined." [From the Cincinnati Gazette.] "It is, in short, a worthy beginning to an enterprise whi-h must commend itself to all scholars and literary men, and which reflects credit upon Cincinnati, as well as upon the enterprise and tact of the publishers." [From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register.] "This is the first of the reprints of the Ohio Valley Historical Series, now in course of publication by Messrs. Clarke & Co., and is pre- - sented to us in a shape and style befitting the'rarity of the volume, and its intrinsic value as an authentic and reliable narrative of one of the earliest British military expeditions into the territory North-West of the Ohio River.' * * * The volume is elegantly printed on tinted paper, has a good index, and is an honor to the enterprising publishers." [From the American Literary Gazette and Publisher's Circular.] "This is the first volume of the Ohio Valley Historical Series, just commenced by Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. We have heretofore spoken of the plan of the projected series. It will undoubtedly form a valuable material for history. We can not too highly commend the admirable manner in which the publishers have produced the work. Trhe paper and typography are unexceptionable. The original maps and plans are most successfully reproduced according to the I Osborn Process,' by the American Photo-Lithographic Company, and the entire manufacture reflects credit on the skill and taste of Messrs. Clarke & Co." rFrom the Atlantic Monthly.] "The whole narrative is most entertaining for the interest of the subject, and for the quaintness of that highly literary style of the last century in which it is written. * * * * "Its quaintness every one must relish, and none can help noticing the clearness and solidity of the narration. * * * It is an enterprise to which we heartily wish success, both for the valuable matter it will preserve for the use of the student and the pleasure it will afford the general reader."

134 Ohio Valley Historical Series. Nz'mber Two. Walker's History of Athens County, Ohio. HISTORY OF ATHENS COUNTY, OHIO, and incidentally of the OHIO LAND COMPANY and the FIRST SETTLEMENT OF THE STATE at MARIETTA, with Personal and Biographical Sketches of the EARLY SETTLERS, NARRATIVES OF PIONEER ADVENTURES, etc. By CHARLES M. WALKER. Illustrated.with an original Map, showing the lands purchased by the Ohio Company, the Donation Tract, and Athens County, Past and Present, with fine Steel Portraits of Hon. Thomas Ewing, Sr., Bishop Ames, Judges Ephraim Cutler and Isaac Barker, and General John Brown. One volume, 8vo., pp. viii, 600, finely printed on tinted paper, neatly bound in English cloth, gilt top, and uncut edges, ox entirely uncut. Price, $6.oo A few large-paper copies have been printed on extra-heavy tinted paper. Portraits on India paper. Cloth, gilt top, and uncut edges, or entirely uncut. 2 vols. Impl. 8vo. Price, $12.00. [From the Historical Magazine.] "We have never found a more complete local history, nor one in which the author has more successfully labored to present the annals, the statistics, and the local biographies of a community, with fidelity and elaborate minuteness; and as a specimen of really elegant typography, it is worthy of all praise." [From the Cincinnati Commercial.] "It is a work so thorough, so complete, so carefully prepared, that it will remain for many years the history of the territory embraced within the early limits of the county. The typography is superb, and the portraits are executed in the best style of steel line engraving." [From the New York Tribune.] "The publication of the Ohio Valley Historical Series, of which this elegant work forms the second volume, is an enterprise for which men of letters are under deep obligation to the good sense and good taste of the publishers. * * * The present volume, though modest in its pretensions, claiming little more than a local interest, is far more valuable in its contents than its title or its unpretending preface might lead one to suppose. It embraces a history of the great Ohio Land Company and the first settlement of the State at Marietta, with biographical

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 135 sketches of the pioneers ot that part of Ohio, and a map which possesses considerable historical interest. Quite apart from its intrinsic value, the work also deserves to be prized as a dainty specimen of handiwork, rarely surpassed by the best New York and Boston booksellers, to say nothing of those of the West. The type is sumptuous, the paper heavy, the binding neat and strong, and the general typographical arrangement extremely tasteful." [From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register.] "After years of patient and intelligent industry, Mr. Walker has succeeded in gathering together and presenting to us, in a very condensed form, the history of the county of Athens from its first feeble beginning, with sketches and statistics relating to the bloody Indian wars, the war of 18I2, and the late civil war. It is also full of statistics relating to the several towns, such as the names of the officers, county and municipal; a history of its churches, schools, libraries, newspapers; with a description of its agricultural products, and of its mineral, manufacturing, and railway resources. All this must make a volume of surpassing interest and value to the inhabitants of the county and to the people of the State generally. "Besides the above, Mr. Walker gives us his biographical sketches of the leading men connected with the settlement and history of the county, and this feature of the work gives it a peculiar interest for us; for the larger number of these were natives of New England, and many of them men of high character and standing here. In fact, the whole enterprise, begun and carried on by the Ohio Land Company, was the work of some of the leading spirits of New England, who had been active participators in the Revolutionary war. We know not where else so much information can be obtained relating to the origin and history of this company. The men engaged in it, and the emigrants they led to the North-West Territory, gave to the population of Ohio much of the character of its present population and many of the elements of their extraordinary prosperity. "The volume is beautifully printed, and is in all respects one of the handsomest and most complete local histories we have ever seen." [From the Cincinnati Chronicle.] "The volume is one of the most admirable local histories we have ever seen. * * * Mr. Walker has done his work well and thoroughly. He has exhibited excellent taste and judgment, and his style is free from the objectionable features which too often mar and render comparatively valueless histories of this class." [From the Cleveland.Leader.] "A book full of interest to every citizen of Athens county, and incidentally to every inhabitant of Ohio, as a record of the first settlement of the State. * * * * Mr. Walker seems to have enjoyed unrestricted facilities for the collection of data, and has worked up his subject with evident care and judgment. The result is, perhaps, the best county history ever written in the State."

136 Ohio Valley Historical Series. Nudmber Three. Clark's Campaign in the Illinois in I778-9. C OL. GEORGE ROGERS CLARK'S SKETCHES of his CAMPAIGN IN THE ILLINOIS IN 1778-9, with an Introduction by Hon. HENRY PIRTLE, of Louisville, Ky., and an Appendix containing the Public and Private Instructions to Col. Clark and Maj. Bowman's Yournal of the Taking of Post St. Vincents. One volume, 8vo., pp. viii, I I9, finely printed cn tinted paper, with a Portrait of General Clark, neatly bound rr English cloth, gilt top and uncut edges, or entirely uncut. Piice,.$2.00 A few large-paper copies have been printe.I on extra-heavy tinted paper. Portrait on India paper. Cluth, gilt top, and uncut edges, or entirely uncut. Price, $4.oo. [From the Atlantic Monthly.] "The publishers of the Ohio Valley Historical Series here follow the narrative of Colonel Bouquet's Expedition (already noticed in these pages) with another volume possessing the same curious interest for the student of history, and the same fascination for the lover of exquisitely printed books; for the series, so far, is luxurious in paper and binding, and in typographical execution is surpassed by few productions of the American press. " Colonel Clark's campaign was a very brief one, and in fighting not particularly arduous, as would appear from his own showing; but it was full of daring and heroic endurance; it resulted immediately in the reduction of the British military posts between the Ohio and the Mississippi, thus giving tranquility to all the frontier settlements, and it finally secured to us all this vast territory. * * * * " A little of the romance which belongs to all French colonial history hangs about Colonel Clark's unconscious page, and his sketch affords here and there a glimpse of the life of the habitans in the old seventeenth-century settlements of the French at Kaskaskias, Cahokia, and St. Vincents; but for the most part it is a plain and summary account of the military operations, and depends for its chief interest upon the view it affords of the character of as brave and shrewd a soldier and as bad a speller as ever lived. Some of his strokes of orthography are unrivaled by the studied grotesqueness of Artemus Ward or Mr. Yellowplush; he declares with perfect good faith that on a certain occasion he was very much "adjutated;" and it is quite indifferent to him whether he write privilidge, happiniss, comeing, attacted, adjutation, sucksess, leathergy, intiligence, silicit, acoutri

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 137 ments, refutial, and anctious, or the more accepted forms of the same words, as like a bonafide bad speller, he is quite as apt to do. * * * * "The letter is now printed for the first time. We heartily commend it to all who love to taste history at its sources, or who enjoy character. It is a curious contrast to the polite narrative of Colonel Bouquet, but it is quite as interesting, and the deeds it records have turned out of vastly greater consequence than those which the brave Swiss performed." [From the Historical Magazine.] "The importance of the expedition of Colonel Clark is known to every well-informed person as that to which we are mainly indebted for our possession, to-day, of the immense range of country west of the Alleghanies; and this personal narrative of that expedition, from the pen of its commander, it will be seen, is necessarily a paper of great historic interest, both as a portion of the local history of the West and as an element in the history of our relations with Great Britain, France, and Spain. The typography of the volume is excellent." [From the Nation.] "A very original and striking revolutionary character is portrayed by himself in' Col. George Rogers Clark's Sketch of his Campaign in the Illinois in I778-9.' * * * Clark's military capacity was certainly of a high order, and it is seldom one reads of a commander possessing such boldness, resources, and tact. He understood perfectly, for military purposes, the Indian nature, and how to exhibit at the right time courageous defiance and-magnanimity. * * * The operations at Kaskaskia and Vincennes are described in a very graphic but truly modest manner-the march from the former post to take the latter being one of extraordinary hardship and enterprise. The odd spelling of the French, Spanish, and Indian names mentioned by Clark, and his ordinary orthography, too, make his narrative quite amusing. Some persons may guess what' Messicippa,''La prary de rush' (La Prairie du Rocher),' Canoweay' (Kanawha),'adjutated,' and' adgetation,' stand for. * * The notes of the editor of this volume add very much to its readableness and historical completeness." [From the New Albany Ledger.] "The quaint style of the original is faithfully retained, with Clark's orthography, punctuation, capital letters, and other peculiarities. The narrative is exceedingly interesting, and bears the impress of truth upon its pages. * * * The volume should find a place in the library of every Indianian who takes an interest in the events which had such momentous influence on the destinies of the region of country in which we now live." [From the Louisville Courier-Journal.] "The volume is gotten up in antique, and realizes all that the antiquary could desire. Judge Pirtle's preface is not the least valuable of the contents, which are in every way rare and valuable. It presents the reader with a distinct and graphic picture of Clark and his times."

138 Ohio Valley Historical Series..IVinmber Fouzr. McBride's Pioneer Biography. P IONEER BIOGRAPHY: SKETCHES OF THE LIVES OF SOME OF THE EARLY SETTLERS OF BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO. By the late JAMES MCBRIDE, of Hamilton. Vol. I contains the Lives of JOHN REILY, THOMAS IRWIN, JOEL COLLINS, ISAAC ANDERSON, SAMUEL DICK, JOSEPH HOUGH, and JOHN WOODS. With a Portrait of the Author. Vol. II contains the Lives of ROBERT MCCLELLAN, ISAAC PAXTON, PIERSON SAYRE, HENRY WEAVER, JEREMIAH BUTTERFIELD, JOHN WINGATE, DANIEL DOTY, MATTHEW HUESTON, CAPT. JOHN CLEVES SYMMES, JOHN SUTHERLAND, THE BIGHAM FAMILY, and DR. JACOB LEWIS. Two volumes, 8vo., pp. xiv., 352, 288, finely printed on tinted paper, neatly bound in English cloth, gilt top, and uncut edges, or entirely uncut. Price, Vol. I, $3.50; Vol. II, $3.00. A few large-paper copies have been printed on extra heavy tinted paper. Portrait on India paper. Cloth, gilt top, and uncut edges, or entirely uncut. Price, Vol. I. $7.o0; Vol. II, $6.oo. These sketches will be found to possess an interest beyond the mere details of the lives of the individuals. They were all of them men who took an active part in the settlement of the Miami country, were prominent in public affairs both civil and military, and participated in many of the early conflicts with the Indians in Ohio and Kentucky, and in the campaigns of Gens. Harmar, St. Clair, Scott, and WVayne; so that, interspersed in the narrative, will be found many details of interest concerning the early struggles, from the notes and recollections of eye witnesses, which have never before appeared in print. [From the Cincinnati Commercial.] " The manuscript collections of the late James McBride, of Hamilton, Ohio, of which this series of biographical sketches form part, have had a local celebrity for many years, and many persons throughout

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 139 the country have been deeply interested in them. Mr. McBride was an educated gentleman, who gave much attention to personal recollections of early times in the valley of the Great Miami, and who wrote accounts of his old neighbors, friends, and acquaintances, that now form contributions of great value to pioneer history. We have not seen in many days a more elegant volume." [From the Historical Magazine.] "It is a series of sketches of the lives and services of some of the pioneers of the West, prepared from original and authentic material, for his own amusement, by one of their own number; and it preserves and circulates, also, carefully made copies of several important papers, journals, etc., which, but for Mr. McBride's thoughtful preservation of' them, might have been lost forever. " These homely biographies, and others of the same class, in which are recorded the virtues and hardships of those who led the hosts who have since migrated to the West, are, in fact, the only existing annals of the early West; and to them must those go who seek information concerning' the day of small things' in that mighty empire, the history of which, sooner or later, must be written in all its fullness and with painstaking fidelity." [From the Nation.]:" These biographies are by no means confined in their relations to Butler County, but add much to our knowledge of Revolutionary engagements, of the colonization of the Ohio Valley both north and south of the river, of the war of 8 2, and even (following the descendants of the pioneers) of the late Rebellion. They may be read, therefore, with a great deal of pleasure and solid profit by the present. generation, and will long be prized for their genealogies." [From the Cincinnati Chronicle.] "Although termed'unpretending sketches' they are rich in valuable: material for the future historian, and possess a present interest as faithful biographies of some of the early settlers of Ohio. * * * The elegant volume before us bears every evidence of the careful and yet not unskilled hand which has collected barren facts and isolated fragments, and combined them in such a manner as to present an admirable epitome of local history." [From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register.] " Mr. McBride, the author of these biographies, who died in 1859 at the age of 70 years, and who was at that date one of the oldest and best known pioneers of Southern Ohio, was well qualified for this work by his tastes, early associations, and opportunities for collecting such materials. *c * * They certainly are not only well written, but are of thrilling interest, and of the greateat value as memorials of the early settlers of Southern Ohio, and of their protracted and bitter contests with the Indians-contests, in all respects, such as the fathers of New England had but a very slight taste of."

140 Ohio Valley Historical Series. Vuwzmber Five. Smith's Captivity with the Indians. REPRINT OF "'AN ACCOUNT of the REMARKABLE OCCURRENCES in the Life and Travels of Col. JAMES SMITH (now a citizen of Bourbon county, Ky.), during his Captivity with the Indians in the years 1755,'56,57'58, and'59. In which the Customs, Manners, Traditions, Theological Sentiments, Mode of Warfare, Military Tactics, Discipline, and Encampments, Treatment of Prisoners, etc., are better explained and more minutely related than has been heretofore done by any author on that subject. Together with a Description of the Soil, Timber, and Waters, where he traveled with the Indians during his captivity. "To which is added a Brief Account of some very Uncommon Occurrences, which transpired after his return from captivity; as well as of the Different Campaigns carried on against the Indians to the Westward of Fort Pitt, since the year I755 to the present date. "-Written by himself. Lexington; printed by John Bradford, on Main street, 1799." One volume, 8vo., pp. xii., I90, finely printed on tinted paper, and neatly bound in cloth extra, gilt top, and uncut edges, or entirely uncut. Price, $2.50. A few large-paper copies have been printed on heavy tinted paper. Cloth, gilt top, and uncut edges, or entirely uncut. Price, $5.00. This work presents a vivid picture of the vagrant, precarious lives of the Indians, little more than a century ago, in the then unbroken wilderness which has given place to the prosperous State of Ohio; written without any pretense to style or learning, it bears every impress of truthfulness, and, as a faithful record of an eye-witness of their condition, habits, etc,, deserves to be

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 141 perpetuated. It has been several times reprinted, with more or less accuracy; but all the editions may be now classed among the scarce books. We have prefixed to this edition a somewhat fuller account of the author and his family than has heretofore been given, and added an Appendix of Illustrative Notes by Mr. William M. Darlington, of Pittsburgh, which will be found of considerable interest and value. [From the Atlantic Monthly.] "The narrative of Colonel Smith refers to the pioneer existence during a space of time when its perils, privations, and atrocities seemed an established condition of things. * * * It is the story of a man of clear, strong mind, with a vein of humor which has now and then a very witty expression-almost a modern expression; and though the style has few solicited graces, it is plain that this old Indian hunter had some good literary instincts. * * * Otherwise, the narrative of Colonel Smith is marked by few indulgences of sentiment, though always by good feeling, and a shrewd and sympathetic observation of nature as he saw it in the wilderness and the savages about him. * * * There has probably never been any study of Indian life and character more sincere and practical than his; and we know of none so interesting. On the whole, we believe the reader will think all the better of the savages for knowing them through him; though as for their unfitness to be guests at a small tea party, we suppose there never can be any doubt. We should like to repeat here some of the things Colonel Smith tells of them; but his context is precious, and we forbear, for the reader's own sake." [From the Historical Magazine.] "The narrative of such a man, concerning what he actually saw and endured, would be interesting under any circumstances, but in such a case as this, wherein his story extended over the history of what is now the third State of the Union, during a term of years, it necessarily possesses unusual interest to those who occupy that territory, and to all students of American history the world over. It is enriched with appropriate notes, sufficiently numerous and amply sustained by competent authorities, from the pen of our respected friend, Wm. M. Darlington, Esq., of Pittsburgh. A good index closes the volume." [From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register.] "James Smith, the author, was a native of Pennsylvania, but later in life settled in Kentucky. He was a captive among the Indians in his boyhood, 1755-9; a leader of the'Blackboys' in 1763 and 1769;

142 Ohio Valley Historical Series. an officer in Bouquet's expedition in 1764; made an exploring excursion into Southern Kentucky in I766; received his title of colonel for services in the Revolutionary war; married and reared a family; was an active and influential member of the Presbyterian Church; wrote pamphlets against the Shakers in I810o; and, when too old to fight his ancient foe, wrote and published a treatise on Indian warfare, with a title page so long that if he could only have induced the Indians to stop fighting long enough to read it, there would have been, perhaps, some chance of a long peace. " Colonel Smith was an eye-witness of all he narrates with evident truthfulness. As a picture of Indian life and habits, it deserves a place in every library pretending to be a collection of historical books relating to America. The former editions have long been among the scarce books. This edition is an accurate reprint, and is enriched by a very full account of the author and his family, and by illustrative notes from the pen of Mr. Wm. M. Darlington." [From the Galaxy.] "A remarkable, graphic picture of Indian life. Smith was adopted into a tribe and lived with the Indians for four years. His curious account is reproduced in all its piquant originality of expression, and makes one of the most faithful representations of savage existence of which we have any knowledge." [From the Cincinnati Chronicle.] "This simple personal narrative will possess to the lover of the curious in literature the value of historical romance. Reproduced in the original antique form, many singular phrases are preserved in all their purity and, we may add, oddity of expression. To a happy disposition the author seems to have united a keen observation and an evident determination, unfalteringly sustained throughout five years of captivity, to make the best of his surroundings. His is no doleful description of hardships and trials endured in captivity, no labored chronicle of hairbreadth escapes, but a simple narrative bearing the impress of truth on every page. The very quaintness of style interests and attracts; a style which leaves the reader impressed with no painful sense of griefs and labors, but rather with the captive's heroic endurance under trials, and cheerful submission to his fate; more versed in woodcraft than learned in books, he has given us a faithful record of Indian customs, discipline, mode of warfare, etc., and many of his suggestions as to plans of attack and defense may prove not unworthy the consideration of the present generation. * * * Plain and simple as is Colonel Smith's style, grotesque in vernacular, but modest as true heroism can make it, the fire of eloquence often lights his pages, and throws a warm glow upon his pictures. At times, too, we find a tender pathos, which is lost only to appear again in such cheerfulness and true spirit of heathful content,

Rolert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 143 that an effort is required, on the part of the reader, to recall the extraordinary circumstances under which this narrative was written." [From the Nation.] "The publication of this volume of the Ohio Valley Historical Series has been in a certain way timely. Frontier warfare between Indians and white settlers has been almost incessant from the day Colonel Smith first experienced it. * * * Colonel Smith undertook to teach his generation, both by theory and practice, how to oppose the Indians with their own tactics, remarking, with the good sense which characterizes all his writings, that the New Englanders had been trained by their Indian difficulties to resist in the most appropriate and successful way the discipline of the British troops. * * * In spite of its value as an account of Indian character, customs, and mode of warfare, this work is quite as much entitled to the numerous editions which it has enjoyed, by its unconscious portraiture of the author. He was a native of Southern Pennsylvania, in what is now the border; after his return from captivity he became a leading citizen of Franklin county; stood a trial for murder with great moral courage, dissuading an attempt to rescue him which would certainly have succeeded; was acquitted and afterward resided in Kentucky, of which he had'been an, early explorer. By descent he was a Scotch-Irish Presbyterian, who could speak' Dutch' while still a youth, and he is a very creditable representative of the stock. The regions noted in his'journal as being the resorts of the Indians, or traversed by his tribe, have been carefully identified by'Mr. Darlington in an appendix, which, with a good index and the excellent typography, makes this unquestionably the best edition of Smith's account." [From the New York Evening Post.] "To one who is inquisitive to understand the habits, social and natural, of'the noble red men,' this work will be very acceptable. Colonel Smith was a religious enthusiast, and a literary man in his way. In Kentucky, he was a leader of the Stonites. He finally returned to his relations in the Presbyterian Church, and was licensed and ordained to the ministry. He was an effective missionary." [From the Frankfort Commonwealth.] "As a work of interest it is hardly surpassed by any production connected with the early history of the West. The immediate object of the account, as given by Smith himself, was to acquaint the pioneers with the Indian mode of warfare, and thus secure them against savage depredations and cruelties. The narrative is full of interest from beginning to end, declaring the customs, manners, theological sentiments, warfare, discipline, etc., of the savages with a minute and vivid eye."

144 Ohio Valley Historical Series. 3uJVmber Six. Dr. Drake's Pioneer Life in Kentucky. PIONEER LIFE IN KENTUCKY: A Series of REMINISCENTIAL LETTERS addressed to his Children. By DR. DANIEL DRAKE. Edited with Notes and a Biographical Sketch by his son, HON. CHARLES D. DRAKE, of Missouri. One volume, 8vo., pp. xlvi. and 263, finely printed on tinted paper, and neatly bound in cloth extra, gilt top, and uncut edges, or entirely uncut edges. Price, $3.00. A few large-paper copies have been printed on heavy tinted paper. Portrait on India paper. Cloth, gilt top and uncut edges, or entirely uncut. Price, $6.oo. Much has been said and written of the warlike and adventurous aspects of Pioneer Life in the West; but these Letters are believed to be the only attempt at a detailed description of its more peaceful phases, and as such may be considered a valuable as well as peculiar contribution to American literature. Pioneer life still follows our Western border; but going with the railroad and the telegraph, it is a pastime to what such life was in the last century. As the old-time period recedes from view, its interest increases. If its events were such as might be expected, substantially, to repeat themselves, they are historical guide-posts to succeeding generations; if, however, they belong to conditions, which, in the nature of things, may not be looked for again, they, at least, stimulate inquiry into, and aid in the study of, the character of the people among whom they occurred. In this view, if no other, these letters may be considered to have an appreciable value. They portray with equal vividness the character of pioneer life, the character of the pioneer boy and the character of the " old man "-as in them he calls himself-who, in describing that life and that boy, unconsciously photographed himself as he was when he wrote: all done with a frankness which invites confidence, a freshness which arrests and rewards attention,

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 145 and a truthfulness which claims belief. This triple portraiture, not often found in such sharpness of outline and fidelity of detail as in these letters, can not fail to interest the reader. They were not designed as a literary performance; they were merely the off-hand, familiar talk of a father to his children, and as such, while they may not claim exemption from criticism, their freedom from literary pretension may, at least, somewhat turn its edge. Those who knew Dr. Drake will recognize in the portrait accompanying this volume an animated and faithful likeness. [From the Atlantic Monthly.] "Dr. Drake was a man who, while he lived, was a large part of all literary and scientific progress in the West, and who left behind him a repute for public usefulness and private worth which his own section may well cherish with pride, and which we may all gladly recognize. He was a very remarkable man in every way-for what he was and for what he did; and the story of his boyhood in the backwoods of Kentucky, as told here, is one of the best witnesses to the fact that, whatever refinement may be, fineness is as directly the gift of heaven as any positive ability. Civilization, you must own as you read, was born in this man; by nature he hated whatever was rude and cruel and impure, and loved justice and beauty. He was not a man of genius, it would seem, but of sensibility and conscience and modesty; not smart in the pitiable, bad way of many of our growths'from the people,' but talented, tasteful, industrious, honest. * * * The letters of Dr. Drake are not merely personal reminiscences, but faithful pictures of local manners and customs. We can not advise any to turn to them for the realization of romantic ideas of the pioneers; but they are very interesting reading and very instructive; they form part of our own history, which daily grows more remarkable and precious; and we most heartily commend the volume, not only to collectors of such material, but to the average reader, as something very apt for his entertainment and then for his use. The biographical sketch by Mr. Charles D. Drake is satisfactory, and the preface is a singularly sensible piece of writing." [From the Cincinnati Commercial.] " The series of letters now published were written in the later years of his useful life, and offer graphic pictures of pioneer life in Kentucky and Ohio during the first quarter of the century. There is just enough personal incident to give the letters piquancy, and make them agreeable as well as profitable reading. A fine steel, live portrait accompanies the volume, which is printed in the best style of typographical art."

146 Ohio Valley Historical Series. [From the Methodist Recorder.] "We have found these reminiscences unusually instructive and entertaining. Dr. Drake's pen-pictures of the early times in Kentucky, the hardships, trials, joys, and associations of pioneer life among the Indians and forests, are exquisitely drawn and truly colored. His memories of childhood; the journey from New Jersey across the Alleghenies, in road-wagons, to Old Red Stone Fort, where the family embarked in a flat-boat for Mayslick, Kentucky; the long and tedious experience of the river, with exposure to the savages all along the banks, the scanty stores of provision on which to begin the new life in the wilderness; the manner of clearing the ground, cultivating corn, manufacturing various articles of domestic utility, spinning, weaving, fulling; the huskings, sugar camps, wild grape hunting; the thousand scenes and chores of backwoods' life, are indeed the most enjoyable of pages for a winter evening by the fireside. "Dr. Drake was an eminent practitioner in Cincinnati in maturer life, a thorough scholar, a Christian philanthropist, and Cincinnati's helper to many an institution of permanent value." [From the Nation.] " We can neither dwell as we should like upon the character of Dr. Drake, as briefly sketched by his son, nor upon his own reminiscences, with which the volume is chiefly occupied. Of the former, it is enough to say that he was remarkable for public spirit, took broad views of the future of his adopted State and city, and was, as his works testify, a student of many things outside of his profession, though more or less related to it. He seems to have been always sensible of his defective education, and took every occasion to impress upon those who destined their sons to medicine, the importance of early intellectual discipline. The account of his boyhood is well worth reading and rereading, in order to realize accurately the pioneer backwoods' life of his day. It is singularly minute in its details and yet comprehensive, and at the close one has scarcely a question to ask concerning the manners and customs, farm operations, rustic festivals, religious observances, institutions of the neighborhood in which Dr. Drake was reared." [From the Cincinnati Chronicle.] "From these letters we obtain not only many facts connected with Dr. Drake's early life, but are admitted to close acquaintance with his very thoughts and feelings. They are filled with sentiments of affection and unalloyed paternal tenderness; and pervading all, a kindly, genial humor, and not seldom a flash of wit, or an expression of genuine hearty mirth. Those who knew the writer intimately, well know that under a dignified and apparently cold exterior, beat a warm, affectionate heart, and a spirit which, if sometimes arbitrary, was never unjust. These traits are indeed excellently portrayed in his letters, written in a playful, affectionate vein, and evidently with no thought of the value they possessed, and the purpose they were soon to serve."

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 147.7'umber Seven. Miscellanies. I. MEMORANDUMS OF A TOUR, made by JOSIAH ESPY, in the States of Ohio and Kentucky, and Indiana Territory, in I805. With an introductory sketch, pp. viii, 30. 2. TWO WESTERN CAMPAIGNS IN THE WAR OF 8 I2-I3. I. Expedition of Captain HENRY BRUSH, with supplies for General HULL, I812. 2. Expedition of Governor MEIGS, for the relief of Fort MEIGS, I8I3. By SAMUEL WILLIAMS, with an introductory sketch, pp. 58. 3. THE LEATHERWOOD GOD. An account of the Appearance and Pretensions of JOSEPH C. DILKS, in Eastern Ohio, in 1828. By R. H. TANEYHILL, pp. 56. One volume, 8vo, finely printed on tinted paper, neatly bound in cloth, extra gilt top- and edges, uncut, or entirely uncut. Price, $2.50. A few large-paper copies have been printed on heavy tinted paper, cloth, gilt top, and uncut edges, or entirely uncut. Price, 9$.oo. LFrom the Nation.] The last volume is one of the most interesting of the series. Mr. Espy's narrative is that of a man with a " curiosity for observation," as he himself says, and with an acute jadgment which led him frequently to conclusions greatly in advance of his time... The Leatherwood God is one of the most extraordinary narratives of religious fanaticism we have ever met with. [From the London Saturday Review.] The Ohio Valley Series are well printed and well got up... In the last volume we find a narrative of operations in the same region, during the war of I 8 2z, and a very curious and interesting account of the achievements of a predecessor of Joe Smith, who appeared for the first time, no one knew how or whence, at a meeting of the Ohio Methodists in the open air, who laid claim to extraordinary physical and spiritual powers, his possession of which his disciples unhesitatingly believed, and who finally, after duping numbers into a conviction that he was no other than the incarnate Deity, suddenly disappeared no one knew whither. The story is instructive and significant, as an example of the credulity of a comparatively educated, intelligent and hard-headed people, when their religious sense and their appetite for marvel and mystery are at once appealed to. Altogether, the series is one of great local interest, and worthy of something more than a mere local notoriety.

148 Historical Publications of CRAWFORD'S CAMPAIGN AGAINST SANDUSKY, I782. All Historical Account of the Expedition against Sandusky, under Col. William Crawford, in I782. With Biographical Sketches, Personal Reminiscences, and Descriptions of Interesting Localities; including also Details of the Disastrous Retreat, the Barbarities of the Savages, and the Awful Death of Crawford by Torture, with a fine Steel Portrait of Gen. William Irvine, Commander at Fort Pitt, 1781-83, who authorized, helped to organize, and issued instructions for the campaign. By C. W. Butterfield. 8vo. Cloth, gilt top. $3 50 This work comprises a complete narrative of the Expedition, drawn largely from original manuscripts, describing in detail the causes which led to the organization of the Campaign in Western Pennsylvania; the assembling of the army at the Ohio river, and its march to Sandusky; the marshaling of the savages upon the Sandusky Plains to repel the Americans; the battles of the wilderness; the retreat of the army and its return to the border;-followed by an account of the capturing of stragglers by the Indians; the barbarities inflicted on them; the escape of Knight and Slover from captivity; and the terrible death of Crawford by prolonged and most cruel torture. The work also includes biographical sketches of Brig. Gen. William Irvine (commanding at Fort Pitt, I781-I783), who authorized, helped to organize, and issued instructions for the Campaign; of Col. William Crawford, commander of the Expedition; of Matthew Elliott, a British Captain, in command of the enemy; of Captain Pipe, a famous Delaware Indian war-chief; of Simon Girty, a noted white savage; and many others, together with incidents upon the battle-fields and retreat; thrilling personal adventures, heroic deeds, and sufferings of the gallant frontiersmen. [From the Historical Magazine.] " Mr. Butterfield has laid the foundation for his narrative with unusually good judgment; and then, he has portrayed the expedition, which is the recognized subject of the work, in all its movements, with great particularity and the utmost care." [From the Atlantic Monthly.] " This is the latest of that excellent series of local narratives, biographies, and sketches of pioneer life in the Ohio Valley, which Messrs. Clarke & Co. have been issuing for the past five or six years, and which have been successively noticed here, and commended as an enterprise worthy of all encouragement..... Mr. Butterfield endeavors, and it seems to us, with perfect success, to redeem the memory of Crawford's command

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 149 from the wrong done it by the Moravian writers, and those that follow them.... This history has a general value as a study of pioneer life and warfare, and the sketches of adventure in which it abounds, add greatly to the interest of the main narrative." [From the Interior.] "Colonel Butterfield has given great labor, excellent jndgment, and keen taste to the preparation of this volume. It is the most readable work of its kind we have ever read; as attractive as a story, and a very important contribution to Revolutionary history." [From the New England Historical and Genealogic71 Register.] " The work before us bears intrinsic evidence that the author has been very industrious in gathering his facts from widely scattered sources, and in sifting the true from the false. His style is animated and picturesque. Not the least interesting, and certainly not the least valuable part of the volume, is that devoted to the biographical sketches, which are numerous and full." [From the New rork Genealogical and Biograjhical Record.] " We have only words of commendation to both author and publisher, for putting before us in such readable shape, this intensely interesting story of one of the most notable yet tragical episodes of the Western border warfare of the Revolution.... It is accompanied by a full index; in our view, the very best recommendation to any book." [Front the Moravian.] " From a general point of view we heartily commend this book. It is the result of much patient research and of a careful use of sources, some of which are new and important. Its special merit consists in unraveling what has heretofore been a tangled thread of Western border history, and presenting for the first time a clear and reliable account of a campaign whose object has been very generally misunderstood." [From the Historical Record.] "This work reveals one of the most interesting as well as the most striking chapters in American history. He appears to have executed it with great fidelity, and has brought out from unexpected hiding-places a large amount of information upon the subject." [From the Nation.] "Mr. Butterfield succeeds perfectly in confuting the Moravian theory (that the expedition was intended to destroy the remnant of the Christian Indians upon the Sandusky), and exposes errors of every degree of importance in the Moravian record of the incidents of the defeat and rout."

150 Historical Publications of STUDER'S HISTORY OF COLUMBUS, O. Columbus, Ohio: Its History, Resources, and Progress, from its Settlement to the Present Time. With Map and numerous Illustrations. By Jacob H. Studer. I2mo. Cloth. $2 00 [From the Historical Record.] "This handsomely illustrated and well-printed volume is really one of the most interesting of local histories with which the writer is acquainted." [From New England Historical and Genealogical Register.] "It is now seventy-one years since the State of Ohio was admitted into the Union, and sixty-one since Columbus was selected as its capital. The progress of the state and its capital in the subsequent six decades has been most extraordinary. Columbus has become a city, distinguished for the intelligence, enterprise, and wealth of its fast multiplying population. Mr. Studer's book seems to be a carefully prepared and very full history, and will be found to be a useful compendium of information." [From the Historical Magazine.] "As a record of the history and resources of Columbus, the work seems to have been prepared with commendable care. It embraces all branches of the subject; notices all the minutia, and really seems to have left little to be desired which has not been done." [From the Ohio Statesman.]' An examination of its contents satisfies us that much labor and experience have been devoted to its preparation. The more we read of it, the more we become convinced that the main object in view has been to produce a reliable work. There is no partiality, bigotry, or coloring-up of facts. One can not help but be satisfied as to the truthfulness of the statements made." [From the Columbus Gazette.] " Here we have a work of rich merit. It deals solely with our city, and in a plain, matter-of-fact manner, which can not be too highly commended. The matter in hand is well handled and lucidly treated. Mr. Studer has made a success of this work, and it deserves a wide circulation." [From the Nation.] "Mr. Studer's history is composed with method and intelligence, and is accompanied by a good map." [From the Ohio Educational 7ournal.] "The preparation of the work before us was evidently a' labor of love.' Its materials were gathered with patient industry, and used with good judgment and discretion."

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 151 RANCK'S HISTORY OF LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY. Its Early Annals and Recent Progress, including Biographical Sketches and Personal Reminiscences of the Pioneer Settlers, Notices of Prominent Citizens, etc. By George WT. Ranck. 8vo. Cloth, uncut. $4 oo [From the hIistorical M1~agazine.] " It is very seldom that any locality can secure so faithful an annalist as Mr. Ranck has proved himself to be; and we very rarely find a work of this class which has been prepared with such evidently untiring industry. Nothing seems to have been forgotten or overlooked of what Lexington has ever seen or ever done; and it seems that no one has ever set foot within her boundaries without finding a place in this admirable record." [From the HIistorical Record.] " Mr. Ranck seems to have worked most earnestly, faithfully, and judiciously, in the collection of the materials and the use of them, which compose this volume. Ie gives a most interesting account of the first settlers, their privations, intercourse with the Indians, and their almost hourly perils of some kind. A graphic account is also given of the incidents which made that region receive the title of' The Dark and Bloody Ground;' also, a clear narrative of the political and social events which marked the earlier years of Lexington. Indeed, much of the book reads like a romance." [From New England Historical and Genealogical Register.] "Historically, geographically, and socially, Lexington is one of the most interesting cities of America. The author of this work aimed to make a thorough and accurate local history. He has evidently succeeded, and produced a book which is written in good English, with proper reserve, and in good taste. It is a model in these respects. The publishers have put the book into a very attractive dress, as to type, paper, and binding. Fromn the Cincinnati Commercial.] "Robert Clarke & Co. have issued in handsome style a history of Lexington, Kentucky, by George W. Ranck, an interesting contribution to the pioneer history of the West... (After giving a sketch of Mr. Ranck's personal history, the notice goes on.).. He now comes before the public as author of the history of the old city of Lexington, a volume second only in nature and importance to the best histories of the commonwealth of Kentucky. Mr. Ranck has always been an active friend of the South, and during the war felt both bullets and military prison life, but we put it to his credit that political prejudice has not marred the impartiality of his book."

152 Historical Publications of COL. MAY'S JOURNEY TO THE OHIO COUNTRY. Journal and Letters of Colonel John May, of Boston, relative to Two Journeys to the Ohio Country, in I788 and I789, with a Biographical Sketch by Rev. Richard S. Edes, of Boston, Mass., and Illustrative Notes by Wm. M. Darlington, of Pittsburgh, Penn. Svo, pp. I6o. Cloth, gilt top. $2 00 [From the historical Record.] " Colonel May was a native of Pomfret, in Connecticut. He became a resident of Boston at an early age. He often felt a desire to remove to lands which he owned'at Muskingum,' in Ohio, but his wife's friends opposed the measure. According to his biographer, he was brusque in manner, hasty and choleric in temper, but so genial and kind-hearted that he was much beloved by those who knew him best. In the spring of I788, Colonel May left home on a tour to the Western regions. The journal is an interesting record of that tour, with its stirring events and the daily life of those pioneers who settled Marietta, at the mouth of the Muskingum." [From the Literary World.] "A volume of unusual interest, not only by reason of the graphic sketches which it gives of the state of society at that time, but for the wit and effectiveness of the narrative... Those readers who are curious as to the manners and customs of their ancestors, and find pleasure in comparing our comforts and superfluities with the hardships and perils which made up life in America a century ago, will heartily enjoy this fresh and straightforward narrative." [From the Christian Register.] "The biographical sketch and illustrative notes are excellent, being graphic, accurate, thorough, and copious. Altogether, the'Journal and Letters' make not only a valuable contribution to local history, but quite an entertaining volume to read." [From the NTation.]' Col. John May was uncle to the late Samuel J. May, of Syracuse, by which statement we simply mean to refer the less known to the better known, and not to imply that there was any lack of character in the elder May. In fact, he ha] great strength and individuality of character, and the evidence of it furnished by this diary of two journeys to the Ohio country, quite as well repay the reader in the account of his experiences in coming and going, and at-the infant settlement on the Muskingum." "The value of the original documents is greatly enhanced throughout by the learned and judicious notes of Mr. Darlington, while the grandson of the author furnishes a compendious sketch of his ancestor's life and pedigree. The volume is beautifully printed."

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 153 MEMORIAL OF WILLIAM SPOONER, i637, and of his Descendants to the Third Generation; and of his GreatGrandson, Elnathan Spooner; and of his Descendants to I87I. By Thomas Spooner. 8vo, pp. 242. Cloth. $5 00 [From the New York Genealogical and Biographical Record.] " We have been for some years aware that this work was in course of preparation, and have had opportunity to know with what great zeal and patience its author was gathering the material, both genealogical and biographical. And, at last, the accomplished fact-in all the beauty of tinted paper, fine type, and neat binding-is upon our library table, creditable alike to author and publisher..... Mr. Spooner's style is lively, modest, and exact; the arrangement of his matter is simple and good, and the frequent and copious notes with which his statements are' clinched,' betray the conscientiousness which is characteristic of the true antiquary." [From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register.] "The author has collected more or less particulars concerning about thirteen thousand descendants. In making these researches he has spared neither labor nor expense. The book before us, as will be seen by the title, gives a complete genealogy of three generations of the descendants, after which it is confined to the descendants of one individual. It is arranged in a clear manner, and the facts and dates are full and precise. It is elegantly printed on thick tinted paper." [From the Historical Magazine.]' In this very beautiful volume, our friend, Hon. Thomas Spooner, of Ohio, has preservet the simple annals of the family, and carefully illus — trated them by diligent research among the records of Plymouth Colonyr and elsewhere... It is a well-arranged, carefully written, andl beautifully printed memorial of the head of the American branch of this, widely known and respected family, and of his descendants; and to all, students of American history who shall have occasion to make inquiries. concerning members of this family, this will be a very welcome accession."' [From the Historical Record.] "Only I5o copies of this elegantly printed work forms the edition. With great painstaking the author has traced out the career of William: Spooner (one of the' old settlers' in the Plymouth Colony) and his descendants, by means of the most extensive correspondence and reading. By this method he has obtained a register of the names of almost I3,000 of the descendants of William Spooner, coming from about 3,000 families. In addition to this register of names he has that of births, marriages, and deaths, with a great deal of an historical character, showing the connections of the family with the events of the colonial period and since. The work is valuable to others besides the Spooner family, for it contains biographical sketches of much interest connected with historical events."

154 Historical Publications of OURNAL OF CAPT. WILLIAM TRENT, from Logstown to Pickawillany, A. D. 1752, now published, for the first time, from a copy in the Archives of the Western Reserve Historical Society, Cleveland, Ohio. Together with Letters of Gov. Robert Dinwiddie; an Historical Notice of the Miami Confederacy of Indians; a Sketch of the English Post at Pickawillany, with a short Biography of Captain Trent, and other papers never before printed. Edited by Alfred T. Goodman, Secretary of the Western Reserve Historical Society. 8vo, 114 pages, cloth, gilt top. $2 50 Regarding the establishment of Pickawillany and its subsequent capture by the French as events of peculiar interest to every student of Ohio history, and believing that papers existed among the English archives which would throw light upon the same, we applied to the American minister at London to extend his good offices in procuring copies of all such papers. How cheerfully the request was complied with, is shown by the following letter from Mr. Motley: "LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES, " LONDON, 5th December, I87o. "DEAR SIR:-With respect to your letter to me of the 24th of October last, I have now the pleasure to transmit herewith copies of certain papers relating to the trading-post called' Pickawillany,' which was attacked and destroyed by the French in the year 1752. These documents have been kindly furnished to me by Earl Granville, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and are described respectively as follows: " Board of Trade, Virginia, No. 20 W, 89; No. 20 W, 92; No. 20 W, 95; No. 39, PP. 5-7; No. 39, pp. 20-22. " Earl Granville informs me that these are all the dispatches which appear to have passed between the Governor of Virginia and the Home Government of the day, relative to the capture in question. " Trusting that these papers will prove acceptable to your society, and assuring you that I have had much pleasure in procuring them at your request, I am, dear sir, "Your very obedient servant, " JOHN LOTHROP MOTLEY. "A. T. GOODMAN, EsQ_, " Secretary Western Reserve Historical Society, Cleveland, O." The value of the papers referred to will be manifest when it is stated that they have never appeared in print. As a contribution to our early history they become interesting and important. In furnishing MS. for the printer, the originals have been followed verbatim et literatim. The notes are submitted without remark. A short notice of Captain Trent is given, as also a brief sketch of the history of Pickawillany, and a somewhat extended notice of the Miami Confederacy.

(Zobert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 155 POOLE'S ANTI-SLAVERY BEFORE I8oo. An Essay. Read before the Cincinnati Literary Club, November I6, 1872. By William F. Poole. To which is appended afac-simile Reprint of George Buchanan's Oration on the Moral and Political Evil of Slavery, delivered at a Public Meeting of the Maryland Society for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery, Baltimore, July 4, I791. 8vo. Paper, 75c. Cloth, $I 25 [From the Historical Record.] " This is a beautifully printed copy of an address read before the' Cincinnati Literary Club,' from the press of Robert Clarke & Co., who, in the beauty of their publications, are rivaling Eastern publishers. Mr. Poole's paper contains valuable materials for guaging public sentiment in the Southern States, at about the time of the adoption of the National Constitution, as revealed in the writings and speeches of leading men; the proceedings of abolition societies, and the common expression of intelligent men against the institution." [From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register.]' Mr. Poole has made a careful and diligent inquiry how far the opinions of Dr. Buchanan represent the current sentiment of that time on the subject of slavery. In pursuing that inquiry he finds that the opinions and sentiments of most of the leading public men in the Middle and Southern States, were not only hostile to the continuance of the African slave-trade, but that on both moral and economical grounds they were earnestly desirous of extinguishing domestic slavery as fast as it could be done safely and lawfully. In connection with the text, Mr. Poole gives much biographical, anecdotal, and statistical matter, which enhances the interest and merits of the work. The volume is handsomely printed, and must be regarded as a very valuable contribution to the literature of the subject on which it treats." THE FAMILY EXPENSE BOOK. A printed account-book, with appropriate columns and headings for keeping a complete record of family expenses for each day, week, and month of the year. Also, the time of and amounts paid to servants. A glance at the arrangement will readily show its convenience and value, and the small labor required to keep a clear, full record of family expenses. Izmo. Cloth. 50

156 Historical Publications of HALL'S LEGENDS OF THE WEST. Sketches illustrative of the Habits, Occupations, Privations, Adventures,. and Sports of the Pioneers of the West. By James Hall, Author of " The Wilderness and War Path," " Tales of the Border," etc. I2mo. Cloth, gilt top, or entirely uncut. $2 00 HALL'S ROMANCE OF WESTERN HISTORY; or, Sketches of History, Life, and Manners in the West. By James Hall. I2mo. Cloth, gilt top, or entirely uncut. $2 oo [From Duyckinck's American Literature.]' Mr. Hall's tales are characterized by a certain amenity and ease of narrative, a poetic appreciation of the beauties of nature, and the gentler moods of the affections; while the author's pleasant narrative has softened the rudeness without abating the interest of the wild border strife. The Indian subjects are handled with peculiar delicacy; the kindly sentiment of the author dwelling on their virtues, while his imagination is unkindled by their spiritual legends. His style, pure in sentiment and expression, may be aptly compared with the calm, tranquil aspect of his own Ohio river, occasionally darkened by wild bordering woods, but oftener reflecting the beauty of the azure heavens." [From Griswolds Prose Writers of America.] " Mr. Hall's writings are pervaded by a gentlemanly tone and spirit, and have touches of humor and reflective sentiment. The subjects of some of his happiest sketches are the early French settlers of Illinois. The manners and customs which have prevailed in this state he has depicted with much fidelity.. The descriptions of Western scenery scattered through his works are generally graphic and truthful." OWE'S HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF OHIO. Containin, a Collection of the most Interesting Facts, Traditions, Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes, etc., relating to its Local and General History, with descriptions of its Counties, Cities, Towns, and Villages. Illustrated with I77 engravings. By Henry Howe. One hundred copies printed on tinted paper and bound in cloth, gilt top, uniform with the " Ohio Valley Historical Series." 8vo, pp. 620. $6 oo

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 157 YOUNG'S HISTORY OF WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA. From its First Settlement to the Present Time. Witl: numerous Biographical and Family Sketches. Embellished with upward of Fifty Portraits of Citizens and Views of Buildings. By Andrew Young. 8vo. Cloth, uncut. $5 oo [From the Historical Record.]' This is a stately-volume, printed with clear type, on thick fine paper. The author appears to have taken great pains in the preparation of this volume, and has made a very valuable contribution to the local history of Indiana." [From the Historical Magazine.] "It'promises well for the history of'the West' that such a volume as this has been already devoted to a record of the simple annals of a single county; and we congratulate the inhabitants of Wayne county, that they have found one who was both able and willing to perpetuate the history of the heroism of their ancestors, and the prosperity which has crowned their humble labors with so much patient fidelity and so much minuteness. The volume is very neatly printed, and is worthy of an extended circulation." *LAW'S COLONIAL HISTORY OF VINCENNES, IND., under the French, British, and American Governments, from its First Settlement down to the Territorial Administration of General William Henry Harrison. By Hon. John Law. I2mo1110, pp. I57. Cloth. $I 50 This is an address delivered by Judge Law before the Vincennes Historical and Antiquarian Society, February 22, I839; republished in I858, with numerous additional notes and an appendix-two-thirds of the volume containing much valuable matter relating to General Clark; General Hamilton (British); Tecumseh; Public Lands; Territorial Acquisition; Le Balm's Expedition; Ancient Grant; the Western Sucn, the first newspaper printed in Indiana Territory; the Catholic Church, and Early Militia. GRISWOLD'S KANSAS PILOT. Kansas, her Resources and Developments; or, the Kansas Pilot, giving a direct road to homes for everybody, and the effects of latitude on life locations, with important facts for all European emigrants. By Wayne Griswold, M. D. Illustrated. 8vo, pp. 95. Sewed. 50

158 Historical Publications of ATCH'S WAR OF I812 IN THE NORTHWEST. A Chapter of the History of the War of I8I2 in the Northwest: Embracing the Surrender of the Northwestern Army and Fort, at Detroit, August I6, I8I3; with a Description and Biographical Sketch of the celebrated Indian Chief, Tecumseh. By Colonel William Stanley Hatch, Acting Assistant QuartermasterGeneral of that Army. x8mo, pp. I56. Sheep. $I 25 [From the Historical lIfagazine.] "A new chapter of an old history. An old man's story, told while fighting his battles over again, concerning the operations of the Northwestern army. As the author was acting assistant quartermaster-general of the army, and in close communication with the various officers in command, his narrative possesses more than ordinary interest. Nearly one-half of this volume is occupied with an elaborate memoir of Tecumseh, evidently prepared with unusual advantages for securing accuracy of information, and with great care; and this is not, in our estimation, the least important portion of the volume." [From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register.] " This unpretending little volume is quite an interesting addition to the history of the events referred to. It deals mainly with the operations of General Hull, and his surrender, and gives additional facts in regard to the character and death of Tecumseh." pIONEER RECORD OF ROSS COUNTY, OHIO. Pioneer Record and Reminiscences of the Early Settlers and Settlement of Ross County, Ohio. By Isaac J. Finley and Rufus Putnam. 8vo, pp. I48. Cloth. $2 50 An unpretending record of early life in Ross county (which includes Chillicothe, the first capital of this State); the trials, hardships, and privations of the pioneers; their adventures as Indian-fighters and bearkillers, and the progress of the county to the present time. Each township is treated separately, with list of the early settlers, and sketches of the lives of the more prominent among them. Ancient Works, Natural Curiosities, Churches, Schools, Mills, and the material improvements generally, are noticed in detail TYLER DAVIDSON FOUNTAIN OF CINCINNATI. Donated to the City by Mr. Henry Probasco. Giving a History and Description of the Fountain, Dedicatory Exercises, etc. Large plate and portraits. I8mo. Paper. 40

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 159 SPRING GROVE CEMETERY, its HISTORY and IMPROVEMENTS, with Observations on Ancient and Modern Places of Sepulture. Quarto, pp. viii, I99. The text beautifully printed within ornamental colored borders, on heavy tinted paper, and illustrated with twenty-six full page and three small photographs, giving general views of and in the Cemetery, its lakes, lawns, trees, etc., and of some of the best monuments. Bound in cloth gilt, gilt edges. Price, $ 5.oo. An 8vo edition, without the borders and illustrations. Cloth. Price, $2.00. [From the Nation.] "One of the choicest specimens of Western book-making that we have seen, and we are not sure that we should make any qualification of the superlative, is the quarto volume published by Messrs. Robert Clarke & Co., of Cincinnati, entitled'Spring Grove Cemetery; its history and improvements, with observations on ancient and modern places of sepulture.' Spring Grove ranks among the largest of the cemeteries by which this country is honorably distinguished, and is not very far from being the foremost. There are two features which give it a great advantage over Mount Auburn, for instance: the absence, as a rule, of family vaults, and of artificial boundaries of iron and stone, a medley which is as shocking to good taste as prominent divisions of lots are unnecessary. Mr. Strauch, the present superintendent and landscape gardener, furnishes a readable preface, which shows he knows his own business perfectly, though he indulges rather more frequently than was required in confirmatory quotations from writers of authority. Then follows the history of the cemetery, its general plan, a description of the principal monuments, the regulations as to interments, the sale of lots, etc.; an appendix containing brief descriptions of the most famous cemeteries here and abroad; and finally, a list of proprietors. Great pains have been taken in making the book. Every page has a fancy border, which is constantly changing in design and color, and there is a large number of full-page photographic illustrations which well display the natural and artistic attractions of the grounds. Few of the monuments thus reproduced are offensively ugly, some are more than commonly fine, and the architecture of the receiving vault particularly commends itself. Altogether, this volume is capable of affording pleasure and useful suggestions wherever it may go, and as it contains ideas which are as applicable to parks as to cemeteries, we shall wish that every growing town or city in the country may vote to supply its select men with a copy."

160 Historical Publications of AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC ON BEHALF OF CAMERIA (AMERICA), A Young Lady who was almost Ruined by the Barbarous Treatment of her own Mother. London. Printed in the year 1781. The edition consists of 124 small-paper copies, octavo, finely printed on tinted paper, sewed, uncut, price 75 cents; 25 largepaper copies, also on tinted paper, sewed, uncut, price $I.5o. S OME ACCOUNTOF AN EXISTING CORRESPONDENCE now Carrying on Between the INHABITANTS OF THE MOON (America) and the NATIVES OF THIS COUNTRY; To which is subjoined a List of such Articles as are immediately wanted for the Export Trade. By some Merchants just arrived from that Planet. Interspersed with several useful and valuable Hints, particularly adapted to the use of those Gentlemen who are fond of Speculation. A Work strongly recommended to the Perusal of the Merchants, Bankers, Manufacturers, Wholesale Tradesmen, Shopkeepers, Underwriters, Insurance Brokers, and Ladies of Great Britain. London: Printed and sold by H. Fry, Finsbury-Place, Finsbury-Square, I 8oo. The edition consists of 132 small-paper copies, octavo, finely printed on tinted paper, sewed, uncut, price 75 cents; 27 largepaper copies, also on tinted paper, sewed, uncut, price $I.50. [From the Round Table.] "We have just now before us a pamphlet (Cameria) from the press of Robert Clarke & Co., of whose beauty we remain within bounds when we say it is surpassed not merely by nothing we have seen from the best Boston, New York, or Philadelphia presses, but that, in simple elegance, it is not inferior to the finest workmanship of London or Edinburgh. * *'* But aside from its merits for a half hour's amusement, or whatever value it has as a historical curiosity, its beauty alone should make it prized." [From the Cincinnati Chronicle.] "It is a fac simile of the original brochure, most beautifully executed, in the highest style of the typographical art. It is very creditable to the good taste and judgment of the firm. * * * The Cameria appeared in the Edinburgh E'vening Post of the 4th of March, 178I j and, said the original publishers,'as it bears a lively resemblance to the manner of the late admirable DEAN SWIFT, and contains some striking allegorical passages, it is hoped that it will afford the reader some rational entertainment.' "

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 161 THE COW CHACE, an HEROICK POEM IN THREE CANTOS. Written at New York, 1780. By the late MAJOR ANDRE, with explanatory notes, by the Editor. "The man who fights, and runs away, May live to fight another day," Said Butler in his deathless lay. "But he who is in battle slain Can never rise to fight again," As wisely thought good General Wayne. LONDON: Printed for JOHN FIELDING, NO. 23 Pater-NosterRow, 1781.' Reprinted from this rare quarto edition, with the original preface, notes, etc., 8vo, pp. 32, sewed, uncut. Price, 75 cents. Large paper, imperial 8vo, sewed, uncut. Price, $1.50. [Original Advertisement.] "' The following Poem was written by the late gallant MAJOR ANDRE, who was condemned to die for doing his duty to his king and his country, by a set of miscreants calling themselves'general officers' in the American rebellion; all of whom were a thousand times more deserving of death for their crimes, with the inhuman Washington at their head, by whose authority their sentence was put into execution, and who has, by his own personal orders, caused more thanfifteen hundred British subjects to be executed since he became a traitor, for the bare possession of loyalty, and because they would not add, as he had done, perjury and treason to cruelty and crime. Yet are there even Britons so lost to shame, and so dead to humanity, as to applaud his conduct." [From the Cincinnati Gazette.] "-The poem is a humorous description of the defeat of the'rebel generals, Wayne and Irving,' and is a candid expression of the contempt and ridicule in which our brave revolutionary fathers were held by their British foes. * * * Of the poem itself, we reproduce only the last stanza, which, if not pathetic, seems certainly to have been prophetic of the sad fate of the author:' And now I've closed my epic strain I tremble as I show It, Lest this same warrio-drover, Wayne, Should ever catch the poet." Additional interest is lent to the poem, from the fact that the above stanza was printed on the very day that Major Andre was taken prisoner."

162 Miscellaneous Publications of FORCE'S PRE-HISTORIC MAN-Darwinism and DeityThe Mound Builders. Three Essays read before the Cincinnati Literary Club, by Hon. M. F. Force. Svo, pp. 85. Sewed, uncut. 75 [From the Historical Record.] "They have been handsomely printed in one thin volume. The author, Judge Force, is the son of the late Peter Force, of Washington City, the compiler of the'American Archives.' He is a sound thinker and careful recorder of his thoughts, and whatever he may submit to the scattering hand of the press, is sure to be worthy of consideration.... The three papers, properly brought together, are rich in suggestions of topics for profound thought and investigation." [From the Louisville Courier-Journal.] " These essays evince more than ordinary range of culture, and a very considerable ability to think, and to think clearly and logically, and are written with evident care and in an attractive, forcible style." [From Dr. Lyman C. -Draper.] " General Force's essay on the Mound Builders evinces great care and study in its preparation, and well deserves to be placed side by side with those of Foster, Jones, Atwater, Squier, and Davis." [From Col. Chas. Whittlesey.] "Judge Force has performed a very acceptable work, which will save archaeologists a large amount of labor, by presenting a clear and thorough view of what is known of the Mound Builders of the United States. His'Darwinism and Deity' is a full, fair, and critical abstract of present opinions on those subjects." BRUNNER'S FRENCH READER. Elementary and Pronouncing French Reader; containing pronouncing rules and exercises on French pronunciation; a selection of interesting anecdotes; a concise treatise on French Verbs; and a Vocabulary of all the words contained in the work, with concise Rules for acquiring the Gender of French Nouns. By Alphonso A. Brunner. Fourth edition. i8mo, half-bound. 60o BRUNNER'S GENDER OF FRENCH VERBS. The Gender of French Verbs Simplified. New and improved edition. By Alphonso A. Brunner. i8mo. Boards. 25

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 163 BURT'S THE FAR EAST; or, Letters from Egypt, Palestine, and other Lands of the Orient. Illustrated with Engravings, Maps, etc. By N. C. Burt, D. D., author of " Home among the Gospels,"'" The Land and its Story," etc. 12zo. Cloth. $I 75 [From the American Literary Gazette and Publishers Circular.] " There runs all through the volume a continuous vein of geniality, and, at times, of positive humor, a sympathy with all the persons and places visited, yet an eye to the ludicrous, and an apt suggestion of scholarship just at the right time and place. The pervading style is neat and graphic. We have not, for a long time. met with any work of this class which was really more enjoyable." [From the Christian Instructor.]' Having passed over much of the ground, and mingled in the very scenes described, we take great pleasure in commending the correctness of its general descriptions, and having made use of letters wIitten on the spot and at the time, there is a special freshhess and zest about the work. Dr. Burt evidently possesses a genial nature, and has the admirable talent of being able to travel in all sorts of ways, and among all sorts of people, without continually finding fault and distressing his readers with complaints." [From the Pittsburgh Commercial.] " A book of extraordinary interest and ability. We know of no work giving so much instruction and entertainment in the same number of pages. It should be in every family and Sunday-school library." [From the New York Observer.] " The amount of information embodied, and the graceful, easy, and spiritual way in which it is imparted, make the book a valuable addition to our stock of' travel's.'" [From the rNation.] "We do not remember a Nile tourist who exhibits more plainly, or more feelingly, that intimacy with the sky which must result from the monotony of the river scenery. The colors of morning and evening are noted, if not with warmth, at least with apparent precision, which, perhaps, is to be said of all Dr. Burt's descriptions. He is also the first, so far as we know, to set down the music of the boatmen of the Nile, which has been often alluded to, and sometimes in comparison with the blacks of the sea islands."

164 Miscellaneous Publications of DR. BOYLAND'S SIX MONTHS WITH THE FRENCH ARMY. Six Months under the Red Cross, with the French Army. By George Halstead Boyland, M. D. ExChirurgien de l'Arm6e Francaise. Izmo, pp. 232. Cloth. $I 50 [From the Atlantic MlPonthly.] "Dr. Boyland has had the fortune to write a book of the rarest kind in literature; a book with apparently no more literary premeditation than Pepy's Diary or Benvenuto Cellini's Autobiography, and having a simplicity, straightforwardness, and business-like clearness that refreshes the jaded critical sense at every moment. He sets down his surgical experience with an exactness that we imagine must commend his reminiscences to his profession; but his value to us is the vigor with which he gives the conditions of this experience, from the time he leaves Paris, amidst the arrogant enthusiasm of the French army and people, till after the long seige of Metz and the capitulation of the starved garrison, he rides into the Prussian lines at Versailles. It would be unjust to his book to leave the reader with the impression that it is merely a series of sketches, however powerful. It is not only a careful record of surgical experience, but a comment full of instruction upon the management of the French army, especially at Metz, where Dr. Boyland shared the common suspicion of Bazaine." [From the Saturday Review, London.] "Dr. Boyland's narrative is well worth perusal on many accounts. It not only gives a lively sketch of the perils and privations encountered in such a service, and of the horrors of the battle-fields around Metz, and relates a variety of striking anecdotes concerning that memorable campaign, but it bears testimony to the disorders which prevailed both in the military and the hospital service, and contributes new evidence to the general mass of proof which has been steadily accumulating since the close of the war of the indiscipline and almost anarchy which prevailed in the imperial army after its first defeats." [From the Nation.] "Major Boyland, engaged for the war as assistant surgeon-major in the First French ambulance. His diary, as here given, has all the marks of truthfulness and candor, and has a positive value as a contribution to the history of the Franco-Prussian conflict." [From the Boston Journal.] "It is a narrative of experiences during the Franco-Prussian war, and its descriptions of the scenes and incidents of that great contest are given with the simplicity and directness which are the natural result of personal observation. Many of the details here given are fresh and interesting."

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 165 WILLIAMS ON THE EAR. Diseases of the Ear, includ. ing the necessary Anatomy of the Organ. Illustrated with numerous wood-cuts, gnd one lithograph. By A. D. Williams, M. D., of St. Louis, formerly Lecturer on Otology in the Miami Medical College. 8vo, cloth. $3 50 [From Lancet and Observer.] "Dr. Williams has been somewhat familiarly known to our readers as a contributor of articles on diseases of the ear. These are incorporated in the present volume, together with a systematic outline of the anatomy of the ear structure, and its diseases and therapeutics. The book is beautifully printed and abundantly illustrated in all its details, so that the physician or student desirous of treating these diseases, heretofore so troublesome, will have in this book a good and satisfactory guide." [From the American Medical Journal.] "This is a very creditably gotten-up monograph by a western author. In manner of execution the book is really unique, while its brevity of description and unpretending style is certainly attractive.... There is such a general want of knowledge in this important class of diseases, it will well repay a careful reading." TRIPLER AND BLACKMAN'S WAR SURGERY. Hand-book for the Military Surgeon: Being a compendium of the duties of the Medical Officer in the field, the sanitary management of the camp, the preparation of food, etc. With forms for the requisitions for supplies, returns, etc.; the diagnosis and treatment of camp dysentery; and all the important points in War Surgery, including gunshot wounds, amputation, wounds of the chest, abdomen, arteries, and head, and the use of chloroform. By Chas. S. Tripler, M. D., U. S. A., and Prof. George C. Blackman, M. D. I2mo, cloth. $I 00 RIVES' CHART OF CRANIAL NERVES. A Chart of the Physiological Arrangement of Cranial Nerves. By Edward Rives, M. D. Printed in large type, on a sheet 28xT5 inches, mounted on card-board or folded in cloth case. 60o NAME AND ADDRESS BOOK. A useful blank-book for recording the full name and address of Professional, Commercial, and Family Correspondents. Indexed. 8vo, halfbound. $I OC

166 Miscellaneous Publications of QUICK'S EDUCATIONAL REFORMERS. Essays on Educational Reformers. By Robert Herbert Quick, M. A., Trinity College, Cambridge. I2mo. Cloth. $2 00 CONTENTS.-Schools of the Jesuits; Ascham, Montaigne, Ratich, Milton; Comenius; Locke; Rousseau's Emile; Basidow and the Philanthropin; Pestalozzi; Jacotot; Herbert Spencer; Thoughts and Sugges. tions about Teaching Children; Some Remarks about Moral and Religious Education; Appendix. [From Johln Hancock, Esq., Supt. Public Schools, Cincinnati.]. " I know of no educational work in English of equal value. No teacher who has an ambition to emancipate himself from a servile adherence to the traditional methods of teaching, can read the book without profit. "' The book is not limited to a discussion of theories of education, but on almost every page may be found most valuable suggestions on matters of practice in teaching. Indeed, I know of no work in which theory and practice are so skillfully blended." [From Miss D. A. Lathrop, Prin. Normal School, Cincinnati.] "I am confident that all who study it carefully will lay it aside with a deep conviction that education is not a merely empirical science, but that it has scope for, and demands the broadest and most profound philosophy of which the human mind is capable." [From the Illinois Schoolmaster.] "We have been better pleased with this than with any solid work on education that has been placed in our hands for the last two years. Not a page can be turned without disclosing to the teacher valuable principles of his profession. For class work in normal schools we believe it to be superior. It is seldom that we so unhesitatingly recommend the purchase of a book." [From the National Normal.] "This is a readable book... There are many young teachers who desire to make themselves familiar with the past of their profession. To them, and to all our readers, we can recommend this work most heartily. " [From the Maine Journal of Education.] "The principles which underlie all correct modes and methods of teaching, must and will be sought after by those who are determined to place themselves in the advanced line of teachers. To those who desire to have, in a brief form, the statements and works of those who have been the foremost in changing the ideas of teaching from time to time, we cheerfully recommend this work."

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 167 [From the College Courant.] "The essays are finely written, in classic English, and in the true professional spirit of an experienced and accomplished teacher." [1F;rom the Literary World.] "This book supplies information that, so far as we know, is contained in no other single volume, touching the progress of education in its earliest stages after the revival of learning. It is the work of a practical teacher, who supplements his sketches of famous educationalists with some well-considered observations, that deserve the attention of all who are interested in that subject." [From Yale Literary Magazine.] "The author's style is clear, easy, and agreeable.. We believe the work well fitted to do a good work in irrigating the desert wastes, which too often appear in the minds of teachers." EFrom the Chiccago Teacher.] "It is the most catholic, readable, and valuable work on matters educational that has yet been published. For the honor of our craft, teachers, do buy it, and come to know a little about the business in which you are engaged." [EFomr the Common School, Davenport, Iowa. "We are professionally under great obligations to the publishers of this work. It supplies a want we have felt for an outline of educational literature and opinions. It is an intelligent resume of some of the doctrines of modern culture, rendered interesting to the reader by its biographical plan." [From the Massachusetts Teacher.] " Such books are very much needed among us. If we are to have a science of pedagogy, it must be based not entirely on theory, but we must have important lessons from experience. We know of no book more suggestive and instructive on this subject" [From Wisconsin Journal of Education.]' The author has given us a mass of facts and philosophy in education such as we believe can nowhere else be found, either in like compass or in similar style.... The book deserves and will receive a wide circulation among the better class of teachers-those who sincerely desire to be intelligent and efficient workers in their profession." [From Ohio Educational Monthly.] The work is one of the most valuable contributions to pedagogical literature in English, and it will be welcomed by hundreds of thinking teachers who desire to know what the great educational writers of the past have said on the subject now under vigerous discussion. All interested in the improvements of method of elementary teaching, will find this book a rich mine of information.

168 Miscellaneous Publications, of KLIPPART'S LAND DRAINAGE. The Principles and Practice of Land Drainage; embracing a Brief History of Underdraining; a detailed examination of its Operations and Advantages; a Description of Various Kinds of Drains, with Practical Directions for their Construction; the Manufacture of Drain Tile. Illustrated with nearly Ioo engravings. By John H. Klippart, Author of the "Wheat Plant," Corresponding Secretary of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture, etc. Second edition. I vol. I2mo. $I 75 Within the last few years the subject of drainage has been thoroughly studied, and its importance and advantages practically demonstrated by the agriculturists of Europe, and particularly of Great Britain; while in this country it has received but little attention from farmers generally-so little, indeed, that when occasionally intelligent men undertake the thorough drainage of their farms, they usually get credit from their do-as-myfather-did neighbors, of burying their money with their tiles. The resulting improved appearance of their farms, and the increased quantity and superior quality of their crops, however, soon convince even the least observant of the profit of burying money in this way. No doubt much money may be and has been expended fruitlessly in ill-applied drainage. The subject must be understood, both in theory and application, before any of the great practical results which have been attained, can be secured by every one who undertakes the drainage of his farm. The purpose of this work is to supply that information, in a plain, practical way, easily understood by any intelligent farmer. It tells him the properties of his soil, and how it is affected by drainage; what kind of land needs drainage; when and why it will pay. Some of the advantages of underdraining are summed up and thoroughly explained under the following heads: I. It removes stagnant waters from the surface. 2. It removes surplus waters from under the surface. 3. It lengthens. the working season. 4. It deepens the soil. 5. It warms the undersoil. 6. It equalizes the temperature of the soil during the season of growth. 7. It carries down soluble substances to the roots of the plants. 8. It prevents " freezing out," "heaving out," or "winter killing." g9 It prevents injury from drouth. Io. It improves the quantity and quality of crop; it increases the effect of manures. II. It prevents rust in wheat and rot in potatoes. These advantages are not suppositions, but are proved by the actual experience of intelligent men, which is given in detail. In the second part of the book are given practical directions for the location, cutting, and laying of the various kinds of drains, according to the position and quality of the land; modes of preventing and removing obstructions in drains; descriptions of the tools, the various improved plows, and other inventions used in the operations; and of the several

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 169 kinds of tile, their respective advantages, and minute directions for their manufacture, including the selection and working of the materials, molding, drying, and baking of the tile, etc. The whole is illustrated with nearly a hundred engravings of sections of drains, tile, implements, etc. The work is thorough and comprehensive, and supplies the farmer with all the information which he must possess before he can intelligently and profitably commence operations. It ought to be in the hands of every farmer in the country. [From the Nlort/hwestern Ftirmer, Indianapolis.] In answer to a query from a subscriber, on the subject of drainage, the editor says: "Underdraining is a pet theme with us. We advise our subscribers to get a copy of John HI. Klippart's work on Land Drainage, which is undoubtedly the most comprehensive and reliable work on the subject extant. The publishers, Robert Clarke & Co., of Cincinnati, have just issued a new and improved edition of the book, which anticipates and answers every question our subscriber has, or can well raise, on the subject of drainage, and no farmter can well afford to be without a copy." [From the Chicago Farmers' Advocate.] "XWe hail with pleasure the appearance of this work. The authorwho, by the way, is one of the most distinguished agriculturists of the West-has taken great pains to show the cost and comparative value of different kinds of drains,-open, mole, tile, brush, etc., etc.,-and their effect on the different kinds of grain, roots, etc. We advise the farmers of the West to procure the above work, and in perusing its pages, they will gain what years of experience alone can give." [From the New England Farmer.] "This is an excellent work upon the subject of drainage, written by a person conversant with the subject, and who was willing to go so far into details, as to give the reasons why withdrawing water from the soil tends to make the soil deeper and -warvmrr, and more inoist in a dry time, than an undrained soil. It is written in a plain, candid manner, and can not fail to be of essential service to those who will read and practice its precepts. The subject is one of great importance to our farmers, and demands of them more attention than it has yet received." [From the Illinois Farmer.] "IVe have given this work a pretty thorough perusal, and must say that we are highly pleased with it. It is eminently practical, and well adapted to the soils of the West. No nurseryman, gardener, or farmer can afford to do without it; certainly, no man having unimproved land worth twenty dollars an acre, should attempt its improvement without its aid."

170 Miscellaneous Publications of WARDER'S DU BREUIL'S VINEYARD CULTURE. Vineyard Culture Improved and Cheapened. By A. Du Breuil, Professor of Viticulture and Arboriculture in the Royal School of Arts and Trades, in Paris. Translated by E. and C. Parker, of Longworth's Wine House. With Notes and Adaptations to American Culture, by John A. Warder, Author of "American Pomology." With I44 illustrations. I vol. 12mo1110, neatly printed and bound. Cloth. $z 00 This volume contains the substance of the lectures delivered by direction of the government, in the vine districts of France, by A. Du Breuil, Professor of Viticulture in the Royal School of Arts and Trades. They are eminently practical, and are a thorough exposition of the most approved methods of culture of the vine, as practiced by the most intelligent vineyardists in Europe, with full details of all operations from the preparation of the soil till the gathering of the vintage. The work has been carefully edited by Dr. John A. Warder, an acknowledged authority, and the American variations of practice noted and explained in full, adapting the work to the different soils, the more extensive range of climate, and the varieties of grapes most esteemed here. Dr. W.'s list of American vines and their characteristics, and the methods of pruning, are particularly valuable. The illustrations in the volume are those of the original work, imported expressly for it. [From the American Journal of Horticulture.] " Aside from the reputation of the author of this book, the mere fact that Dr. Warder has seen fit to edit it, and introduce it to the American horticultural public, is sufficent proof that the work has intrinsic value. " We value the work for two reasons: Firsit, it gives us a clear and comprehensive idea of the methods of cultivation approved and practiced by the highest authorities in Europe; and, second, the notes interspersed correct what might mislead us, and of themselves form an excellent vine manual. Dr. Warder can not treat any subject superficially, or so as to make it dull. " The book is finely printed on tinted paper, well illustrated, and, in gentral, very creditable to the enterprising firm by which it is published." [From the Cultivator and Country Gentleman, Albany, New York.] "Every intelligent vine-grower must be profited by the perusal of such a book. It seems to have no special theories to support, but simply to record the facts derived from observation, with attendant circumstances on which they are based. Dr. Warder's annotations are often of considerable length, and appear to be exactly what such a work requires to suit it to the wants of an American reader."

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 171 [From the Maryland Farmer, Baltimore.] " The book under notice is decidedly the best treatise on the subject that has yet been given to the public in an English dress. We heartily commend the work to vine-growers especially, and to agriculturists generally." [From Coleman's Rural Word, St. Louis.] "As a translation, it is well performed, and comes in the clearest style of our language, while the notes in the shape of explanations, well-timed applications, and cautions, make it of much more value than the original work to the cultivators in this country. We predict for it a large sale." [From the Address of the President, Mr. Thomas S. IKennedy, to the Members of the Kentucky HIorticultural Society, at their Annual MIfeeting, in Louisville, on January 25, 1868.] "In this connection, I would beg leave to call your attention to a new book published by Rqbert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, which I received from our esteemed friend and brother pomologist, Dr. Warder. It is entitled,'Vineyard Culture, improved and cheapened. By A. Du Breuil,' etc. " I confess that the foreign aspect of the work impressed me unfavorably; for I had long since come to the conclusion that the foreign mode of culture was as little adapted to our native varieties of grapes as the foreign vines were adapted to outdoor culture in our climate. I was agreeably surprised, however, to find, upon examining its pages, that this was emphatically an American work on American grapes, and the best mode of training, pruning, and cultivating the vine in this country. The foreign text served as a basis for illustrating the best modes of American culture, thereby making the difference between the foreign and the American methods of treating the vine more striking, and the more indelibly impressed upon the memory by the juxtaposition and the contrast. "Dr. Warder's' Notes and Adaptations to American Culture' formed the vivid, living picture upon Du Breuil's thoroughly prepared background. This work is a most valuable contribution to the art of grape culture; and needs only to be known and studied in order to be appreciated as it deserves." [From the Western Rural, Chicago, Illinois.] "The author has written clearly and distinctly, and has produced a valuable book, the worth of which, to American readers, is very much increased by the numerous and extended notes by Dr. Warder. The work is one that can be read with profit by every one who cultivates a vineyard." [From the Ohio Farmer, Cleveland, Ohio.] "Dr. Warder's introduction and interlinear notes are right to the point. The whole make-up of this work is substantial and elegant; the illustrations are well drawn, and the work is an honor to the Western press."

172 Miscellaneous Publications of JEEMELIN'S WINE-MAKER'S MANUAL. The WineMaker's Manual: a Plain, Practical Guide to all the Operations for the Manufacture of Still and Sparkling Wines; embracing Chapters on the Vintage, When and How to Pickl and Cull Grapes; Preparations for Wine-making; the Ingredients and Improvements of "Must;" Fermentation and the Changes produced by it; the Heating or Firing, Keeping and Bottling of Wines; Still, Sparkling, Sweet, Spiced, and Frozen Wines; Wine Colors; the Constituents, Acidity, and Ailments of Wine; Artificial and Imitation Wines. The work also contains full instructions for making Cider, Fruit and Berry Wines, etc., elc. By Charles Reemelin, Author of the "Vine-Dresser's Manual." I vol. I2mo. Extra cloth. $I 25 This little volume is a plain, practical guide to all the operations of wine-making. It is scientific in the knowledge it conveys, giving the results of all the latest improvements and researches of Europe and this country, yet free from all the technicalities which tend only to mystify those who are not versed in the sciences. The owner of a vineyardsmall or large-by a careful study of this work, will be enabled to manufacture his own wines, and obtain the best resnlts. Some chapters have been added on Berry and Frudt }Wines, which will be found useful in every family. [From the Cultivator and Country Gentleman.] " Inexperienced readers will find in it a great many well-considered suggestions and much valuable assistance." [l;rom the Buralist.] "This is a valuable acquisition, as all will readily testify who have need of instruction in wine-making. The questions involved in the various processes of manufacture are treated with great ability, and we should advise every one who has any desire to learn anything upon this important subject to possess himself of a copy." [From the Southern Cultivator.] "Discusses every point connected with wine-making, gathering grapes, pressing out the juice, wine presses, must; nature and improvement of fermentation, cellars, bottling, etc. All the modern processes for improving wine are given, and the subject discussed in the light of the most recent discoveries in chemistry. The remarks on the processes for correcting over-acidity, the want of sugar in our grapes, will prove particularly interesting."

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 173 ALZOG'S UNIVERSAL CHURCH HISTORY. A Manual of Universal Church History. By Rev. John Alzog, D.D., Professor of Theology at the University of Freiburg. Translated from the ninth enlarged and improved German edition, and edited and brought down to the present time, by Rev. F. J. Pabisch, D.D., President of Mount Saint Marys of the West, Cincinnati. 3 vols. 8vo. Cloth. Per volume, $5 oo Vol. I. Early Church History. Now Ready. The want of a comprehensive and reliable text-book of Church History in English, has long been acknowledged and deplored by scholars, and particularly by educators, who recognize that, to the theologian, Church History is not merely an invaluable auxiliary, but rather the foundation of all his other professional studies. To meet this want, Alzog's Manual of Universal Church History has been selected for translation, editorial revision, and publication. As a text-book, it has occupied a deservedly high position in the estimation of educators on the continent, where it has been in use for the past thirty years, having passed through nine editions in German, and of the French translation the fourth edition has been announced. It has been the standard text-book in most of the Catholic Seminaries, in twenty Universities, and in many other institutions of learning in Europe, and in this country also, wherever German or French is understood, English professors, who are engaged in the work of higher classical education, will find it admirably suited to their classes. It is a work of deep research, thorough scholarship, and great impartiality, condensing in a substantial abridgment the treasures brought to light through the persevering labors of his predecessors and contemporaries. That it is sound in principle is guaranteed by the well-known character of the studies in the University to which he belongs and the fact that he was, in I869, called by the Holy See to help in the preparation for the Vatican Council. His great literary attainments, and his more than thirty years' experience as a Professor of Church History in various Universities, leave no room for doubt that, though comparatively brief, and as a text-book necessarily concise, it is yet a comprehensive and exhaustive exposition of the subject, written in clear, correct, and forcible language. Each of the three volumes will be accompanied by a mnap-the third, of my own making, representing the modern Christian world. The third volume will be considerably larger than the first two, as it will contain in about I65 pages, the History of the Pontificate of Pius IX., and considerable origina:l matter concerning English-speaking countries, a valuable fteature of this work not embraced in any other Church History. Each volume will have appended a chronological table and a table of contents; and in the last volume, a copious alphabetical general index to the whole work will be given. The zwork has the most cotrdial apfprobation of the Most Rev. 7. B. Purcell, D.D.

174 Miscellaneous Publications of JASPER'S BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA. Drawn from Nature, engraved and described by TheodoreJasper, A. M, M. D., to be completed in 36 monthly parts. Each part will contain three beautifully colored Plates, and one tinted Scientific Plate twelve by fifteen inches, and eight pages of letter-press, devoted to the Popular and Scientific History of over six hundred different Species of Birds, comprising all that are known to exist on this Continent, including a popular account of their habits and characteristics. Sold to subscribers only. Price, each part, $I 00 Numbers I to 8 now ready. The drawings are made and the plates are engraved by Theodore Jasper, A. M., M. D., an Artist and a Naturalist, who has made the study of Ornithology the business of his life. No similar work, containing so many beautiful and faithful pictures of living birds, and so much descriptive matter at so reasonable a rate, is now extant or has ever been published in this or any other country. To Libraries, Colleges, Seminaries, Educational and Scientific Institutions, Professors, Teachers, and Families, it will be of the highest conceivable value in arresting the attention and in cultivating a taste for the beautiful and wonderful as exhibited in this most attractive branch of natural history. There is hardly a person, young or old, educated or uneducated, who will not find in this work a rich and varied source of entertainment and instruction. [From Prof. J. S. Newberry, Chief Geol. Corps of Ohio.] "The work seems to be accurately and tastefully prepared. With the plan and general execution of the work I am much pleased, and take pleasure in commending it as the most attractive popular exposition ot our ornithology yet given to the public. " [From the Turf, Field and Farm.] "A most valuable work on the birds of North America, profusely illustrated with accurate and admirably colored plates, from drawings by Theodore Jasper, A. M., M. D. This work will undoubtedly become the popular' standard' on the subject of which it treats, and must supersede Audubon and Wilson. It should be in every school library in the country. It would stimulate in the rising generations a fondness for natural science, and for ornithology in particular, which would prove a better protection to game than all the laws ever devised." [From Thomas A. Logan, Esq., Cincinnati.] "My admiration for Dr. Jasper's'Birds of North America' increases upon a critical examination of the plates. As works of art, they are superbly executed, and with remarkable accuracy and fidelity to nature. No

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 175 other book in my opinion gives such life-like portraits. The minutest details are observed, and the author has shown himself to be, not only an ornithologist, but an artist in the highest sense. The letter-press is excellent. Altogether the book deserves great success. I know of no other preferable to it." [From Dr. Levette, Geological Corps of Indiana.] "I have examined parts I to 5 of Dr. Jasper's' Birds of North America,' and in comparison with the well-known works of Audubon, Nuttall, and Wilson, this work richly deserves a place in the front rank, comprising as it does the verified results of their day, to which Dr. Jasper adds his own observations and experience among the feathered tribes, and this, with the knowledge of the lithographic art, gives us a popular and scientific work on North American ornithology, which should receive the patronage and indorsement of every lover of nature, as well as every one interested in the scientific education of the rising generation." [From the Cincinnati Volksblatt.] "A comparison of this work with those of Audubon and Wilson will convince the expert that, in fidelity to nature, the plates, as well as the descriptions, not only equal, but in many respects surpass them. It will also be evident that neither the drawings nor the description of the individual birds are borrowed from similar works, but that they are the result of many years' observation in the forests and fields. In conclusion we would say, that no work on ornithology that has ever appeared in the United States equals this in point of artistic and scientific excellence." [From Dr. J. MIf. Wheaton, Ornithologist of Geological Corps of Ohio.] " I have examined the specimen numbers of Dr. Jasper's work. The text gives a brief and concise description of the more important points of structure, valuable information concerning the general habits, and a scientific classification of birds. This is followed by a biographical description of each North American species, in which the author's valuable notes have been carefully combined with the observations of other ornithologists. The colored lithographs drawn and engraved by the author, copiously illustrate the text and are well executed. " The plan and execution of the work is well calculated to render it what it is designed to be, a popular work on this interesting subject." [From the Inter-Occan, Chicago.] " No work evincing such perfect care and finish, at such a reasonable rate, has ever been published either in this country or abroad. " We cordially recommend' The Birds of North America' to the notice of libraries, colleges, schools, institutions, professors, teachers, and families, as a work of peculiar value and beauty, which will amply repay the sum expended upon it by attracting the attention of all classes to this interesting and wonderful branch of natural history."

176 Miscellaneous Publications of /[ONTESQUIEU'S SPIRIT OF LAWS. The Spirit of Laws. By M. De Secondat, Baron De Montesquieu. Translated from. the Fiench by Thomas Nugent. A new edition, carefully revised and compared with the best Paris edition. To which are prefixed a Memoir of the Life and Writings of the Author, and an Analysis of the Work, by MI. D'Alembert. 2 vols. Svo. Cloth, $6 oo This is Montesquieu's greatest work, and was one of the most valuable products of French philosophy which appeared in the eighteenth century. It was the mature fruit of all his previous study, and the result of twenty years' labor. So great was its success that, in eighteen months after its first publication, it passed through twenty-two editions, and was translated into most of the European languages, and has ever since held a prominent place in the philosophy of jurisprudence and politics. From a long review of the work in the Amzer-ican Law Review, for January, I874, we extract the following: "All, even the detractors, have united in praise of the great and varied learning, profound thought, and lofty genius displayed throughout this work.... Montesquieu shows what law is and how it is. He shows it as it exists, diversified by circumstances both moral and physical.'I write not to censure anything established in any country whatsoever; every nation will here find reasons on which its maxims are founded.' Such a wori-k is philosophical in the design and useful in the execution. It is to this writer and to those who have followed in his footsteps, that we owe all that we have useful in the philosophy of jurisprudence. But Montesquieu has a peculiar and a remarkable claim upon the American people. It is more than probable that it is to him, with others, that we owe the framework of our government. " The original draft of the plan of government which is found in the constitution of Massachusetts was the work of John Adams. The constitutions of other states were molded after this. From these the constitu. tion of the United States was formed. All these constitutions embody Montesquieu's system of checks and balances.... John Adams was a believer in Montesquieu, some others were not. Montesquieu ran the gauntlet of criticism. Adams' opinion of the value of his work is shown in a letter to James Madison, written many years after, in which he says: "'I am not an implicit believer in the inspiration or infallibility of Montesquieu. On the contrary, it must be acknowledged that some of the philosophers have detected many errors in his writings. But all their heads, consolidated into one mighty head, would not equal the depth of his genius or the extent of his views.... When a writer on government despises, sneers, or argues against mixed governments, or a balance in governments, he instantly proves himself an ideologian. To reason

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 177 against a balance, because a perfect one can not be composed or eternally preserved, is just as good sense as to reason against all morality because no man has been perfectly virtuous.... Montesquieu... might have taught them more sense."''" Montesquieu's Spirit of Laws is a legal classic. It would be well if every lawyer and every legislator in the land could read and examine the work carefully and thoroughly. The effect upon the jurisprudence of the country would be most healthful. But even this extent of its reading can hardly be expected. Yet there is a class of lawyers in this country, and we refer to those in fill practice, who seem to think and act as if they had no time whatever for any reading except that which pertains to their practice. It is to this class that the republication of this work is, and ought to be, especially acceptable and grateful. They can, and ought to read it, and they will find it a great aid in their practice, while, at the same time, it will enlarge their views and extend the comprehension of their field of industry and usefulness. It is legal literature and at the same time very pure law."-Hon. Chester C. Cole,;udge of Sujzreme Court of Iowa. " Of the merits of a work of such world-wide reputation, I surely need not speak. It is a masterpiece-the most profound and original treatise on the philosophy of jurisprudence that has ever been composed in any age or language. Your reprint is a beautiful specimen of typography."Hon. George Sharswood. "I should suppose every gentleman of liberal culture would give it a place in his library. And, as for its place in a lawyer's library, I apprehend it is and ought to be this-it will not be of practical value in making him a technical lawyer, if he has no higher aims than to be master of the practical details of his profession. But if he has an ambition or desire to possess himself of the broad and liberal principles upon which jurisprudence as a science rests, and wishes for the culture which trains and prepares a man to comprehend and apply them, I regard the work as one which he ought early to have on his shelves, and when there to be often used and consulted."-Hon. Emory Washburn, Professor of Law in Harvard University. "c That such books as your series of Legal Classics should be published so handsomely and so cheaply by an American house, is a hopeful sign that the study of law and jurisprudence in this country, is becoming more thorough and profound than formerly."- Charles W. Eliot, President of Harvard University. " To students of law we most earnestly commend the reading of the Spirit of Laws. They will find it an invaluable treasure of original thought and profound views, of luminous observation and deep reflection, of philosophic observation and just generalization."-Albany Law yournal.

178 Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. AINT GERMAIN'S bOCTOR AND STUDENT; or, Dialogues between a Doctor of Divinity and a Student in the Laws of England, containing the grounds of those Laws: together with Questions and Cases concerning the Equity thereof. To which are added two pieces concerning Suits in Chancery by Subpoena. By Christopher Saint Germain. Revised and corrected by William Muchall. I vol. 8vo. Cloth, $3 oo The first part of this work originally appeared in Latin, about the year I5I8, and was subsequently translated into English by the author, who wrote a second part in English about 1530. Each of these parts, however, passed through several editions before they were united in one volume. The present edition contains many judicious references to modern works, and two additional tracts of Saint Germain on Suits in Chancery by Subpcena. The author explains many of the grounds and reasons of the law in a sound and intelligible manner, and all seeming hardships and difficulties in cases of Inheritance, Contract, Warranty, Wreck, Actions Feigned, etc., are made easy. "This work has always been a great favorite with me. I have frequently read it, and never without renewed pleasure and profit. I consider it a most invaluable book-one of the best in our libraries-and no earnest student should be without it, in order not only to make himself master of it, but to have it for ready and constant reference. I admire greatly the taste with which your publications are presented to the profession, in their style and typography."-Hon. George Sharswood. "This work of Saint Germain may be read and studied to advantage and profit by any one who would master the science of ethics in its connection with that of government and law."- Hon. Emory Washburn. "' The' Dialogue between a Doctor of Divinity and a Student in Law' was written by Saint Germain in the reign of Henry VIII., and discusses, in a popular manner, many principles and points of common law. The seventeenth edition of this work was published in I787, and dedicated to the younger students and professors of law. It has always been considered by the courts and the best judicial writers, as a book of merit and authority. The form of writing by dialogue was much in use among the ancients, and some of the finest treatises of the Greeks and Romans were written in this form."-I Kent, 504. " I must not forget, among the subsidiary books, that of Saint Germain, called'Doctor and Student,' because it is plain and intelligible, and the points of law that are touched there are sound and well stated. Its object is chiefly to prove that the rules of law are reconcilable with reason and good conscience, and the arguments on this subject, between the Doctor of Divinity and the Student in the Laws of England are treated in a clear and popular manner."-North's Study of the Laws.

Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. 179 THE BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Records, Arguments, Qpinions, and Decision in the Case of John D. Minor et als. v. The Board of Education of the City of Cincinnati et als., in the Superior Court of Cincinnati. I vol. 8vo. Cloth, $2.00; on tinted paper, cloth, gilt top, $2 50 ARGUMENTS OF RAMSEY, SAGE, AND KING, in favor of the use of the Bible. 8vo. Paper, 50c. ARGUMENTS OF STALLO, HOADLY, AND MATTHEWS, against the use of the Bible. 8vo. Paper, 50c. This litigation began in an application on behalf of certain citizens to restrain, by an injunction, the enforcement of the order of the Board of Education, forbidding the use of religious books, including the Bible, in the common schools of Cincinnati. This application was exhaustively and ably argued, for several days, before the full bench of the Superior Court of Cincinnati. There was no dispute as to facts, but only as to principles. The speeches of all the counsel in the case have been carefully reported and revised, and are now published, together with the opinions and decision of the majority of the court, granting the injunction as prayed, and the dissenting opinion of one of the judges. They furnish a store-house of argument and illustration for all who are interested in the question of religious training in the schools. As it is scarcely doubtful that the ultimate decision of the case must be given by public opinion, the book becomes extremely valuable, since it furnishes a full and able statement of both sides of the question. The questions at issue, and which now invite public discussion, are not of local or temporary interest. They enter into that larger religious controversy, involving the whole subject of the true relations of the civil and religious state-the secular society and the church-which, in different forms, but the same in substance, agitates and divides opinion on the two continents in which modern civilization is most advanced and developed. This volume, it is not, therefore, too much to expect, aside from the intrinsic merits of its contents, as a contribution to that discussion, will be of historical interest, as marking the event which subjects it to the standard and criticism of judicial rules of decision. ING ON THE CONSTITUTION. A Commentary on the Law and True Construction of the Federal Constitution. ByJohn King. I vol. 8vo. $2 50

180 Miscellaneous Publications of M ATTHEWS ON PARTNERSHIP. A Summary of the Law of Phrtnership. For the use of Business Men. By Stanley Matthews, of the-Cincinnati Bar. I vol. I2mo. Cloth, $I.25; Law Sheep; $I 50 This outline of the Law of Partnership has been sketched for the use of the business community. It aims to give nothing more than a general view of the principles on which it is based and the rules for their application. It is not designed to supersede the necessity of professional advice. On the contrary, its chief value, it is thought, will consist in pointing out the occasions when such assistance is needed, and in enhancing the appreciation of it when rendered. [From B. Storer and George Hoadly, Judges Superior Court, Cincinnati.] "We have examined Judge Matthews'' Summary of the Law of Partnership,' and are satisfied it is a carefully compiled and thorough treatise on the subject. The principles are clearly yet concisely stated, in language almost faultless, and the whole spirit of the work assures us its author has conscientiously discharged his duty. It is an unpretending volume in size, but it is no less valuable to business men as well as the practicing lawyer." IANOVER ON THE LAW OF HORSES. A Practical Treatise on the Law of Horses; embracing the Law of Bargain, Sale, and Warranty of Horses and other Live Stock; the Rule as to Unsoundness and Vice, and the Responsibility of the Proprietors of Livery, Auction, and Sale Stables, Innkeepers, Veterinary Surgeons, and Farriers. By M. D. Hanover. Ivol. 8vo. $3 75 In this work the author has chiefly sought to investigate the principles which constitute the Law of Warranty in the sale of horses, and to present them in a clear and concise form. Contracts, frauds, and other branches of the law have also been treated of, so far as they relate to the bargain and sale of horses and other live stock. The rule as to unsoundness and vice in horses, and the responsibility of innkeepers, livery-stable keepers, and others having the care of horses, have also been carefully presented. The aim of the author has been to afford assistance to the lawyer, and at the same time to enable the unprofessional reader to gain a general acquaintance with the law upon the subject. The indexes are comprehensive and conveniently arranged, both alphabetically and by sections.