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All Othar original eoplaa ara filmad baglnning on tha firat paga with a printad or liiuatratad impraa- •Ion., and anding on tha last paga wKh a printad or Nluatratad Impraatlpn. r L'axamplalra fltm4 fjit rapr g4n#rOalti da: Hatropolt tan Torontji galdkitn IUkmi Laa Imagaa auhramtaa ont plua grand aoln. eompta ti da la nattat4 da I'axamplaf oonformM avaclaa oondl fUmaga. _ luttMioaAla Rafaranca Library tA raprodiiltaa avaa la lu da la condition at flimA. at an lona du oonti^at da Laa axamplalraa orijlfuiu)i[ dont la eouvartura an papiar aat imprim4»«onw fllni4a an Oommanftant par la piamlair plat at an tarmlnant aoHl^ damiira paga qui oompOrta una ampralnta d'impraaaion ou d'lHut. plat, talon la eaa* Toua origlnaux tont fllm4a pramliira paga qui ooi dimprataion ou dliliia la damNka paga qui ampralnta Ion. abit par la aaoond autraa axamptairaa commanpant par la yhm una ampralnta itlon at an 'tarmlnant par impbrta una taNa Tha laat raebrdad frama on aach microficha •haH Gontpin tha aymbol -h^ (moaning "CON* TINUED"). or tha aymbol y (moaning "END").' wNchavar appllaa. » Mapa. plataa. oharta. ate., may ba filmad at diffarant raduction ratloa. Thoaa too larga to ba antiraly includad In ona axpoaura ara filmad baglnning in tha uppar iaft hand cornar, laft to rl^ aiMi top to bottom, aa many framat aa. raqutrad. Tha following diagrama iliuttrata tha mathod: 1 . t 2 3 Un daa aymboiaa aui^lnta apparattn aur la darnlAra imaga da chaqua miorofiena. aalon la caa: la aymbola — »>/aignlfia "AjBUiVHE". la aymbola ▼ aignifla '/RN". ^ Laa cartaa. planel fiim#a A daa taux ^oraqua la dooumi raproduit an un da I'angla aupAriai 'at da haut an baa d'imagaa Uluatraht la m4tl tablaaux. ate., pauvant l«ra riductlon dlffAranta. int aat trap grand pour Atra il clieh«. II aat fllm4 i partir ir gaucha. da gaucha i droite. an pranant la nombra fira. 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It shall be the 4uty of the Trustees to pro- seci^te promptly for the collection of the foifeitures adjudged by them, and all forfeitures shall be allied to defraying the expenses and increas- ing the booksof the Library,* ■ i - • , • ■ ' ^ ' '' ' " -^-^ — — ' * Forfeitares incurred under these regulations must be sued for in the Division Court, according lo the Interpretation Act, 12 Vic. eh, 10 ^r \ Trustees of - ■ I * r- ' V the Stak^ of I!/ (,« 'I flri r tm " -9f i Ijr ■^^^^ • ■» . t •» -.1 ,..:', * 1* ' ' . .-it .^-'. / *'^.^ w tiJ t r L )• 4r I* ^ r iNJ -/ . -: I'l- > '^ ■.'i'j: ' CATUOGUE OF BOOKS LIBRARY OF SCHOOL SECTION No. 1, ^ VEWXABKET. ' ■.'■■■. '. '■ * ' ' HISTORICAL WCiRKS. 1 Josephus. . ^ .- '•;: .^. ) , 3 History of Greece, bj George Grote. ; 4j 2iidTol, do. 5 3rd Tol. do. 6 4th vol* do. ^ -7 5th vol. do. 1^ 6th vol. do. ■ I '■ 9 7th vol. do. ' ; 10 8th vol. do. 11. »th vol do. : I ri 12 10th vol. do. I : 13lUhvoI.do. H fibtory of Egjpt, from Eollin and others. 15 2nd vol. do Aufria. ;t8 ySrd vol. do Pe/iia. ^ : ; 17 4ih vol. do Macedonin. 18 Athens— its Grandeur and Decaf. Ol 11 10 CATALOGUE. 19 The Historj of the Decline and Fait of the Eoman Empire, with Notes by the Eev* H. H.Maraan. 20 2nd vol. do. V . 2i 3rd vol. do. . 24 6th vol. do, hirrr: »' ; ' 25 The MpiW»ment8^of Jlgyi^, by E. Li Hawket 26 The Histiory of England,\by D^ fiume. ,2i;-.:2ndToi..doi'^ --?^:j^^^--'-^%'^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - ;■' : 28 3rd vol. do. V 30 5th voi: dol ^ T: >r' '* > . • 31 6th vol. do, / A 1 -• I 3& The History of England, by T.Bi:Macaulej. ■33 2nd^^vdl. do. ' .x•i;vV^^>^^iU^ ^r;/.oifnl .€; . 34j History of England,by Jno, liirtgafri, D. t>. 35 2nd vol, do. ..!. .ff t ! d: •. 36 3rd vol.do, ^ .. ' 1 ^ i i v ■ 37 ^ 4th vol. do. .. - . .(■■<> ^<■■rir'^ ^^i.: 38 Great Events, dekribed by distirtgiiishfed - V - : ■ Historians. •■ -V; .■•.•/.■• . ■'• *; ^'^^-^•^■- j^* • f, 39 The Empire of Japan, by C. MacFurlaiitf. CHURCH HISTORIES.^ "' '*^ -^ 40 .Neander'^ General His^oi^jr;^f; .the.,Cl^tifi|p Religion and Cburclu, f , i ,!o;!ult (t 41 The Antiquities of the Ang1b«Saxon Cbnlr^, by J« LingardyB. D." ' ' •< ' ^^ ^ ^' •S.^' ^f . " ^ • •■ > \ . t . -.1 < ! ' 1 i i . r. Pall of the J the Eev. A-3- ■;■■;:■. ^. , »■•■ i '■. ' - XiiHawkei iumet ;:f. / ;Maeiauley. {■■•/■ If .'-'i. l- : listiAgiiisfa^d (fac^Iaii^ ■:';i(-rr lit- " ■ _■ >■'■-»< '■• ■■/■, t- CATALOOUB. ^ H \. . ' ■ ■■,■■.''■''"'.. ■.■■.■■■"■■■■ 42 AX:ompendious'!^siAfcl'of the History of \ V theGhpistianChureb,bjrRev. W.C^hao. HrSTORlGAL BOOKS FOR CHlLimEN. 43 Modc4 Jerusarem--ReIigiou$TractTSocietjr 44 The Jordan and Dead Sea— fdo do .. , 45 Ancie:>tE«cypt— its Monuments and tlistorjTjf 46 The Egyptian.— Refigiou^l^ct $oc\et^ , ^ ? 47 Th« Arab and his Country .do do ^ ,. \ 48 Short Stories from (French) History do ^..-^ 49 lona Island, bv Rev. W. S.>lexander, D.D, the Euphratesf. S. S* tJhipii. I do do ^ 50 Babylon and the Banks of 5 1 Nineveh and the Tigris^ f)2 People of Persia. ^^-;; 53 Court of Persia. , • 54 The^ Tartar Tribes. Tract Society, / 55 The Pepple of Ghjiia. dol do . >r, j 56 Tdumea and Arabiafi do 1 d^ . >, 57 Stories from Scottish Hititoty,^ ■;■•■:' •; Scott. ■;\-^''''^:i-,o^'--^^r^ -.iri'/r- NATURAL HISTORY. --^ZKSC^^ ; ::; . ::■ ;; ANIMAL;-.KIJ^GDOM./dr. v. 1^^ : ' Firtst' BboKs of Natural Histcmt^:^^^ by W. S. Vy:. Ruschenberzer, M.T). -^ 58 1st. Elements of Anatomy and IHiysiolo^^ 59 t>nd do Mamipalogy.. ; '-.y, ' ^ < y 60 3rd do' Orpitliblogy. ' . ■ ■ 61 4lU do/ Herpetholp^y and Jchthyslpgy. 6!2 5ithr^ do Entomology. ^ ^^^^^ " ' " 63 ett do Cdncbology. ^ > ^ ^ \ . ' V . \ ■ ■ - iij!"" i-x'?;.. ■i^ ■.Tf CA'^ALOOUS. ^*»t: ,'t ,, :'. ■• . , ■••'. : • ■.■-...■. 64 7tli do Botany 65 Sth do Geology. 66 Principles of Zoology, by L. Agassiz and ^ A. Gould. y 67 Nati^ral History of Birds, by London Reli- V gious Tract Society. , tiS t^atural History of Mammalia, by Goose. 69 " dci|v ^0 Birda^ 70 All .do fleptiles. 71 do do Fishes. L 7i British Quadrupeds-— Illustrated. 73 Birds— Illustrated. 74 History of Insects— Illustrated. . 75 History of Remarkable Insects— Illustrated. 76 Shells and their Inmates— Illustrated. ' 77 * liessons derived from the Animal World. — i first series.) vol do. O^nd serlei.) 79 The Boy and the Birds. 80 Natiiral History of Mankind, Illustrated with 7 Maps and Engravings. fl The Senses— tlie Eye, the Tongue, the Hand, [■-■:- the Ear, the Sense of Smell, 82 The Senses and the Mind. ^ ^ 83 The Houius 1 Live in. 84 Good Health, (London Eeligious Traet So- ciety.) ^ 85 On the use and abuse of Alcohoflc Li^ora. 86 A Practical Treatise on Ventilation, by M, ;■;■■■ •:.:Wymaii-. ";.-,■>:'■ .:,:^''-,;; ' .;. % 'i. "•^.^4^' CATALOOUB. IS assiz and don Keli- Goose. llustrated. ed. ^ World.— rated with theHaiid; Tr»ct So- e Lifuorik ion, bf M* ■■ I- *kr • 1 BOTANY.-^EGEt ABLE KINGD01*li 87 Botanical Text Book— Illuitrated-^by A. Gtajr, M. D. 88 The Plants and Trees of Scripture, (Tfict 6ocietjr. * fi j The Geography of Plants, (London Tn«t Society.) • ' 90 OutHnes of Botanjr. ' i 91 The Book of Trees, t [ 92 The Vegetable Kingdom. PHENOMENA AND CURIOSITIES OF 93 Natural Phenomena. 94 The Surface of the Earth. . 9$ Guriosities of the Vegetable Kiftgdon. 96 The Starry Heayens. 9t The Frozen Stream^ 98 The Rain Cloud. t 99 The Tempest. > ) V : . 100 The Thunder St<^ntf. ' ' '" > < 101 The Wonders of the Sea Shore. ! 109 The Dew Drop and the Mist. . 103 The Ocean. 104 Aspects of Nature, with ScifBtifie elvcila* tions, by Humboldt. \\ 105 The Life of a Tree. 'f ;i 106 A Winter Ramble jp the Coimtry. i 107 A Ramble in the Sfrrifig. 108 The Face bf the Earth— the lyionntain, the V Valtey, the Pntfie, the Island, tiie Desert* 'A \ ' ;>: m r %■ i 1i I m ,.n-i i t^i ■''-'>' -'■'( . '' -' ♦ !■ .:|^;-r- i.,V.i:V/,.l 'J' 110 The Atmosphere an'Mt^t^n^ ilrTWa Wrtersof the E*r«i. .1,1 • ";"?KSes of U« Earth... .'^ Vila Si^t«!h Winter. 114 Sights in Spnng. 115 Sights in Summer, 120.TOr > ;A«» l!«W' ™^ , , ■,. . |,v, ,,V1V .»« .' *®| ^ 7 .Celestial Scenery. ;;■ 4 1 ^ «S 1 Sidereal Heave«. ■ ; « ^ 124 vol o ,p^.,:.,i Astronoineri U. iS T&ar System--firstjf.rt^' ;^ \iL- ■ jLn ad. »econap«rt.,«.. 129 Elements ^fMeteJologjr.^^^,^^ 134 E.e»^^^ 133' do °° "^ 1 . MiV oa. VI .•■ ■ ■/ •< (' . t , ,. , w- •r*. 10 Vols. ture State. ler. ••■■■■: I.-' • igioii. ' *• aveiB^nt of of ntankiod ilesi*:^"-' Atmwpbtre rt. ;'!^-> -';-'^. ;lo:l\'"' ... r S*mcftl!le. doi- Chriitian , Loomis f 184 Tlie B*#)« of (Si^, rtffii Wl)|^«^cttd .>! 'o.'.'-'-ScieniBfet: '. • ;- ' . : •:! :,t,54 ■ : ^ . . ,: . WS tte Old Itfea feiiftasfonei^^^^^ .^ ^^t H. Miller - '\ , „ . 136 The Foot-prints of the Creator, >/ Ilu|fh • '■ :)ol^"'' Mflletv .;-:,^:::^ ; ':;,,,:,i£ ' '.\^ . ,:' v -...;:v '[::*".- NATURAL PHlLO^OPHYv^ 138 Bi^'ll V, do V / . A^ . 139 ftcnwiclrsdo /^ fl^^^^^ 140 ParkerV do - 4<^/ • ; ^ fe. 141 MecMical Pbilosophjr, bjr S. E. Cowfi •14a' Eeadiigs in ^i^nc<^ ^ o ^^^^ V.«iLt 143 Jbilbsophy in Sport made SQietteemeafttcit mX"^ C^ejoptry, iiy E. I^ V vV^-^'^^IToiinans :-^:., .. -^ ::■- -:r J. Stockbardt -.^> u .v ^ . . . 148 0h^i«^ Fiji Ike^urfes for Africultan^ts, ** V ''' by StoclJBdt 'i^;^, v-%^''---^ ;'■.;•:■• 14i^inienta of >Phii«tical Agriciilttiri;,^^^^^ . JP. MortQii 150 Rural Edouomy, by J. B. Bousingnawlt. >■-<■ V ■vf ■■'/, |i| r CATALOOUSJ r PRACTICAL AGRltiULTURB. 151 The Farmer's DictiontryiBr Dr. Gtrdnwr. 152 Gardener's Teit Book, Bjf P. A. Scbenck. 158 The Famitj Kitcbeo Gardeiier, Bjr R. BuipC. 154 Lectures on Practical Agriculture, Bj F* -/^^ W. Johnson. I ^ ^k. iMTThe American Fruit-Book, Bf S. W, Cole. 156 On the Structure and Diseases oMht Horse, Bjr Youatt,: 157 The American Veterinariafi^or Diseases of Domestic Animals. , 158 Stable Economy, A treatise^ on tbe nan- a^cment of Horses. \ . 150 The American Cattle Doetoiv 160 The American Poultry Yard, By S* Allep. 161 A treatise on the Codstrucjkiott of Hot- Hduses. • • \ 162 The Cottage and Farm Bfee Keeper. MANUFACTQRJES & USEFUL ARTS. 163 A Dictionary of Ajrts and Manufactures, by . . IJre. ., ■.■■:;■:.■>:./.,:- ■-. -?->:•■■-•' \4-.r-- 164 -and vol do.^ -•■>■■ •^"^^■V:'^->;'::-^:...--:-^ .;-- 165 The Ppnaiplea of Science, applied to tit D<^stic and Mechanic Arts. 166 The History *of Silk, Cotton^ liineas) Weil, ■■■■;/■• ■':•>.•, dec. &cr ..-•:■•,:/■ ..; -^-i'- •-■■•'■.;■:;' ■••■■, ■■,/:''-^-; 167 History of Propellers and Steam Nata- tion, by B. McFarlane. . ^ ^ v 168 Painting, its Rise «nd Progress firomtbe : earliest Ages to the present time. •i/v URE. hr. Gurdotr* k. Scbenck. 37 R. BuipC. tiif«y Bj F. 9. W, Cole. kset of^ht DiteaiMof in tU BMUI* 37 S. Allei r 5# Aiieik of Hok- eeper. JL AB^?. ufactttresi b/ iplMl tottt ■• ■ ineB8|Woil| • ■ •■ ■"* •, ' '. - m Urom tiie time. •I I '% 169 A Cyclopedia of 6000 Practical Rcceipta^ ^. by Ja%. Cooley. ' V » • - y ItO Sculpture and the Plastic Art|^tt riw and prou;re8s. / 171 The Book of Bridges. 172 Popular Tecbnolo^y, or Book of Tradea and the Professions. 173 2nd vol do. / 174 A Book about Pictures, Seals/Coins, Moo* uments, &c. 7. 175 The Book of Houses. / 176 The Telescope and Microscope^ by Tboi* -■•.■ -l^ick..,,. ^ ,,. /'..•■ MODERN LITERATURE, ESSAYS fitc. 177 The Modern British Es$ayitt, by S. Smith. 178 do do do by GifTord and Stephens* do do do by Macintosh, do do do by Carlyle. doi do ; do by Alison, do do do by Wilson. ' do do do by Jeflfrey. do i do do by Macaulcy. ■ 186 The liCtters of Junius. 186 Readings in English Prose Literature. 187 A Coiidpendium of English Literature. 188 English Literature of the 19th Century. 189 A Dictionary of Science^ Literature &. Art, by Brando. „ v / 190 A Pronouncing Gazetteeri by T. Baldwin. 191 fWoroan in France. ■ ' \ ■■ i '■\ • -' ^»,»wi-iqi^Y ^|,mii >w™"-#^p- ^^r^^" ^^ Ti^ ( ' ^^^^ OATAIiOitll» ]J|2 Womao ia Anifriei' 'II U 'kVi'^ <^fi|| 193 France,-^Socitl,LiUAryiiitlPo|itAby ,1/ 104 2ncl fol do. 195 A Hand- Book of Mddfera E^^opeto LiUr- .V/k»i>vi: Wure#i »«:.„'■■ ^ .' .■■..•■. ,i. ' r^ ' 196 A DicUonarjr df Select «nd Populir Quo- ^ Eljltt-ISH PpfiXRY, ec;t. 18|7 Shakespeare's Poetical Works. 198 The Life and Beauties of Shakespeare. 199 The Poetical Works of Millon & Youag. 200 Goldsreilh's Poems, Plays and Essays, j^ 201 The Beauties of l*ie British Poets, by Geo. 26-2 Cowper's Poetical _____ 203 PopeW do jflHi. ^ >'4- .■L' 20* Burns do 205 Campbells do ao 206 Scott's do \ Mj. Jo ■ iplf. C(oinn'a, Grav's.and Beattie's. "iS "jiiomson and Pollock. / ^ 209 S^dsworth's Poetical Work*, ii^ "210 The Poetical Works of Mary Howett, > Eliza Cook and L. E. Saadon. >^^ 2tl(i do "*do by Mrs^F. Hcinaflt. !il2 da do W Wi-k White, Moore, a »J3 214 M by do do by Tupper B ^ / ™**' •'•-'-'.j.t"." ..'. ■• ., /fc .^ C^TALOOUI. r f.f ipetB Littr- opulir Quo- eqt „i/ respcare, ' 1 & YouBg. Essays, u - els, bjr CSeo. ■,*^ >, :■ >^:- ary How.ett, . T'lSfnatit. iThite- n If 315 The British Poets, from Johnson to Beattit^ 216 do do do from Falconer to ScotU 217 do do do from Southej to Crolr, 2 IS lUadings for the Youngi from the Woijci •. ■ •• of W. filcott. . y''^--'Wr-~^j^ * ''^^ 219 2nd vol do db ^ W, Scott 220^ The Task and other Poems, bj W. Cowper. AMERICAN LITERATURE. Works of Washington Irving — 15 VoLa. ■ i ' , ■ • ■ 221 vol 1. Knickerbocker* ' . 222 vol 2 Sketch Book. 223 vol 3 The Life and Voyages of Columbi 224* vol 4 do. do da 225 vol 5 do do d^ 226 vcrf 6 Brace Bridge Hall. » 227 vol 7 Tales of ^ Traveller. 228 vol 8 Astoria. 229 vol 9 Crayon Miscellany. ^ 230 vol 10 Bonneville^s Adventures. 231 vol 1 1 Oliver Goldsmith. 232 vol 12 Mahomet and his Successors. 233 voU3 do .^ do 234. vol 14. The Conquest of Grenada. 235 vol 15 Alhambra. 236 Emerson's Essays, First Series, POLITICAL AND MORAL «:!IENCE. 237 Essays on the Principles of Morality, bj J.*Dymond. .; :$ . \ '% :W m . 1^ fl|Rtj^^^^ :Amv^iM^' ■ ,»^ •«' M JO CATALOOW*' 233 Paley's Natural' Theology, wi't^ Notes, by •■-■■■"■^::' A.■'Pottcr.■■>^■.^■■■•■^7-"'■^'^^■:•/ ■'•■;'-^ 230 Tiley's Moral Philosophy. /^ „; ,^ 'v 240 Elements of Moral Science, by F. Wayland. 241 The Elements of Political Econonjy, by ^. -' Wayland. ■;*>\- -T;- :-;'-^,':--^^^^ ''■■'■■ ■ ■'■':'': •: NOR:rft AMERICAN INDIANS. 242 Biography and History of the Indians of j>foith America, by Drake^^ _ 243 League of the Iroquois Indians, by L. 11* .Morgan.. • -V' -^.;. ;;■.'•. r, -:>;: ^:;;-^ :;;^.:, ,;;■:• .;;.;^,:., ANCIENT lilTERATUHE. 244 The History of Greek Literature. 246 Seneca's Morals. 246 The Classical Manua^ ; ' VOYAGES ANB TRAVELS. 247 Nineveh and Remains, by A. H. Layard; 248 Babylon and Nineveh, by A. H^ Layard. 249' Expedition to the Jordan and Dead Sea, by W. F. Linch; ^^^^ ; 250 Darwins Voyage of a Naturalist. ^ 251 vol 2nd do d<> § 252 The Cresent jand the Cross. 253 First impi^ssions of England an«l its People,, by H.Miller. 254 Sir John Franklin anil the Arctic Regions. . 255 Expedition to Borneo. 256 Voyages in the Arctic Seas. m^ CATALOQUB.' 21 257 The Norlh Pafcific Ocean. '258 Arctic Voyages. 259 Arctic Travels. 260 Travels in Northern Asia. 261 Travels in South West Asia. 262 Travels in South Eastern Asia. 263 A Voyage through, the Islands of the Pacific Ocean. 264* Trarels in Africa. 265 Travels in Spain and Portugal. • 266- Travels in,' Switzerland. 267 Travels in Russia.^ 268 Travels in South America. 269 Lives of Early Navigators. 270 Circumnavigation of the Globe. 271 Humboldt's Travels and Kesearchcs. T 272 American iBerder Wars. 273 vol 2nd do do . . 274f Woman in America. 275 Adventures in Africa*. 276 History of Philosophy. 217 Vol 2nd do 278 Indian Traits, by Thatcher. ' 279 vol 2nd do do 280 Bruce's Life and Travels. 281 The Old Sea Captain. ABBOT'S HISTORIES, IN 15 VOLS: LIVES, &.C. 282 vol 1 The flistory of Cyrus/ 283 vol 2 History of Iiannibal,the C arthaginian; Yol f TheHifrtory of Juijut daBsar. \j* to! 4 Life of Gleopatra.QuQcn of HfV^' vol 5 History of Alfred Ihp C^reat, Kin^ of England. ; ; . - vol 6 History of Alexander the Gm vol 7 History of Xerxes tlie Great^- vol 8 History of William the Cone*** vol 9 History of Madam Poland. ^. vol 10 Life ot Mary, Queen of bcotts. Kpl 1 1 HisUiry of Lady Jane . Gray. ^ , ol ti History of King Charles the First, of England. , -i.-r. i i ol 13 doGharles the Second, of England, ol 14* History of Josephine, iol 15 do Marie Antoinette. ^■ en of the Time, 04 Sketches of Imng ■Notables....---, .-.■cv, ■■ ''\:-: ..-j' ■•"•'[-.." A Study for Younor Men. ;^ Adventures of Robinson Crusoe. IMe of Columbus. , A - The Adventures of Henry Hudson. _ . The Adventures of Qtptain John bmitb.' The Life or Napoleon Bonaparte. Mothers of the Wise and Good, ^ ;: Biographical Sketches of Eminent British ■Poets ■•■:*■'■''■■'■'■.'■ i '-' Artist, Life, or Sketches of American Painteirs. 307 The' Women of the Bible. 308 Noble Deeds of Woman. 284 285 28$ 287 288 289 290 291 292 P^ 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 ' I* it 309 The Successful Mferdniit. IV :rfT i 310 The Life a^d Religion of Mohaimneifc \'V. 311 Biographical Etmjs on Sliibeapeirr^ Pdripy 312 Thei Pursuit of Knowledge under diflScullfef* 318 The Rise and Pall of Louis Philippty Ex- kingof Fran«>«»• : 347 AnS 348 Lettm to Motbe^^by Mrs. i;.. H- Si- 349 HmSe^LkorRose Cameron and Right Vicwsof Life :■ .-• v.. : ^; • CATALOOUB 85 350 The Artist's Married Life 351 The AJarriagc Offering . -^MISCELLANEOUS. 352 True Stories from History, and Biographj 353 Locke Amstead, or the School master 354 Garl the young Emigrant. 355 The Fables of ^sop. 356 Masterman Ready, or the Wreck of the Pacific, by Maryatt 357 The Settlers in Canada, by Capt. Maryatt 358 Evening in the South of France 359 Little Tarry-at- Home Traveller 360. Morman Leslie 361 ThePearl of Days 362 Evidences of the Christian Religion 363 Morals of Manners, or hints for our young people 364? A System of Moral Philosophy, adapted to Jk Children x 365 PreveQtion better than Cure ^ >? 366 Picciolla, the Prisoner of Fenestrella - 367 Voyages and adventures of Jack Halliard 368 City Cousins v 369t Country Strolls, by oW Humphrey 370 Pithy Papers, by old Humphrey ^ 371 Old Humphrey's Observations 372 Isabel, or personal influence 373 Annie Sherwood, or scenes at School 374 Look Up , or girls and flowers 375 The First Trial, and other tales • y- t \ 376 377 37a 37r 380 381 382 393 384 385 386f 387 388 389 390 391 392 353 3M 395 396 397 398 399 400 ^ 401 402 -403 ^^ A present Wrthtyourtgf ' ■ Anecdotes relating to the yiboBg ' " ^tories for School J3pys My SchoolJBo/ dayij^ * ' Let well alone , - ^ - The I^rpken Arm) a National School Siorf Learning to feel for others Learning to think correctly •/ Learning to act in the| true spirit Robert Dawson, or th^ brave spirit FranklHarper, or the Country boy in toyrQ Gooa^Beher, Best *HV , v • w 4 PeiBp at my neighbor^ - . J The Heroine of a wreck, cojirersatioDl for the teacher and the^taught 1 The two ]?aths Keuben Kent^s (irst wintej^ttfthe City v Henry Wood ; or the first step . in the • . downward road Fanny Mansfield, or the adopted sister ^ Love and Money . ' Work and Wages, by Mary Howitt Hope on, Hope ever Strive- hnd Thrive Littl^^oin, much Care Who shall be greatest Sowing and Reaping Which is the wise The two apprentices My own story do do do do do do do do ,,H ■»;.; ; ^^^ the • 404 MyUncle the ClockM«kcr,by Mary Howltt do t do 405 Alice Franmin, a tale 406 No Sense like Comoii Sense 407 Kindness 10 animals v^^^r; ^ 408 1 will be a lady ; a book for girls,b^ Mrs. 5>. ::"-.- .C; Tuthill. ' :.:'- '.^l "--■/•'■ v'. '-^"■■■'a'^ 409 I will bp a gentleman; a bookior boys, oy ao 410 Onward, Right Onward ^*^ 411 The Boarding School girl / V u a 412 A %ike for Freedom, a book" for boys ao 413 Mary Leeson _ 414 When are we happiest 415 Ellen Stanley 416 Hurrah for ]Sew England . 417 Anything for Sport 418 KeeferV Travels 419 The Boy of Spirit ^ ^ *• ' 420 Glara, or the Dicipline of AUection . 42 IVRural Tales 422 Domestic Tales • 423 The Boy of Mount Bhigi _ . ^ 424 Home, a Tale for Farmers and Mechanic! - 425 Mora» Tales, by Maria Edgewortb .426 • do *lo 427 Early Friendships / 428 The Polar Grove 429 The CrbftoiV Boys; 430 The Peasant and the Prince . 431 A Mother^s Recompense 432 Charms and Counter Charms ;<< ■^::: 433 Jonas oo i Farm 434 do OATALOOUS* Summer Winter do / 435 Jonaa a^ud^e : 436 Jonas' Stories 437 The Birtbdar V 438 TheVeil-spent Hour V 43d The Skeptie 140 m for the Mind 441 1 hings br their rig^ht names 442 1 he Juvenile Budiret 443 The Twin Sisters** . 444 The Dangers of Dining Out " **3 *ir8t Impressions 446 The Minister's Family /^ 447 Somervijle Hall . I V ttl ^'^^'^""^ Temperament^ 449 Fhe Child's Friend /' 450 The Farmer's Daughter / 451 Pretty Wessons ^ v , ^ V 452 The Glorious Stranger, and other Sioriei. TEACHER'S LIBRARY. *^^ "" w£S; ^r English Synonym^^^^^^^^^^^^ tit Thp n"f'" ,*"^.^''^?''«'^^ of Language lia f^ ?"^"^^ School as it was ^ 496 American Education /^ 457 The Teacher aaiUhe Parent " 458 Household E^cation v • 459 Theory and Practice of i^achin-. / \ , 460 ^461 / 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 469 470 471 472 473 474 475 CATALOGUB. 30 ARTHUR'S LIBRARY FOR THE HOUSEHOLD. 460 The T^o Nvives ; or, Lost and Won -461 Married LiieX / 462 Woman's Trial^ ^ ■ ^ i >{i . 463 Home Scenes and Home Influence 464 Stories for Young Housekeepers 465 Seed Time and Harvest \ 466 Stories for Parents , *" 467 OfF-hand Sketches, a little dashed with humor 468 Lessons in Life, for all who will read them 469 Words to the Wise 470 The Tried and the Tempted ' 471 The Ways of Providence 472 Chalmer on the Power, Wisdom and Good- ness of God 473 Leander's Travels in Africa 474 2nd vol do do * ^ ^ 475 Travels in Denmark, Sweden and Norwaj. y-\ JPPpBBI ^iV^^, f *. it SUPPLEMENTARY CATALOG^ '«ia'. it" > ^?^. 476 True Stdries from Modern Histdrj. .477 Stories from Switzerlaod and tbv T?rol ^ 478 Classic Tales. ^^^ .x '^^ 1 479 True Stories from Ancient History, ^ 480 Stories of Ancient R§Je, ...■■"■, • 481 Grecian Stories. J -^^v'. 482 Switzerland, Historical and Descriptive. 483 Austria and its Settlements. ' ». 484* Dublin, a Histoncal Sketch. 485 Old Edinburgh, a Historical Sketch. 486 Australia, its Scenery, Natural History. * 487 The Geography of J^lante. ^ 488 London in Modern times. 489 Tyre 5 its Rise, Glory, and Desolation. 490 The British Nation, its arts & Manufactures . 491 Tales of Military Life. ; 492 Romance of American History. 493 Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland. 494 Popular Legends of Brittany. 495 A Histcrry of the Invasion of Russia, by Napoleon Bonaparte. 496 Deeds x>f Naval Daring, or Anecdotes of the British Navy. 497 498 499 ^- 500 501 602 503 504 505 506 507 508 509 t 510 511 512 513 5i4 515 516 517 518 519 520 521 CATALOGUE. 81 <",. ' 497 498 499 600 501 602 603 604 605 60t> 507 508 509 610 511 512 513 5i4 515 516 517 518 519 520 521 CjclopaBdia of Reli _ )ui DeoominiitioDt. Meiico. , " Persia. ,'■: 'i'",i\'' ,.'.■' ■■'.' ■•■; -■■ Pitcairn. r Gleig's Military History. Lectures on the Catacombs at Rome. Rome, its Edifices and its people. The Chinese,, a description of &c, vol 2nd do V do ; do . ^ ' vo^ 3rd do do 3o vol 4tb The Chinesei a Supplementary yol. ZOOLOGY. Our Song Birds. British Fish and Fisheries. - * Cuvier and Zoology. Bingleys Stories about the instinct 6f Animals. Scripture Natural History. ' ^^ ^ Wild Ahimah, their habits and Instincti^ : Sister Mary's Tales 5 Natural History; The Book of Bfrds. i ic A Book about Animals. :: • i w Britisb Birds. Our Native Songsters. ^ Gleanings of Sacred Philosophy. ; ; PHYSIOLOGY. The Last Senses— Deafness, Snd vol do Blindness* < 1 I vl ■i .*• ■'■■■— J- ■«*■ 522 The Phlsiologj 'of Temperance and ToUl '•...■ ■..'-;■■■: Abstinence. -^ "|,.,".-'; > m-\- \r: \ ^. ^ 528 Alcohol and the Conititution of Man. 524 The Laws of Life^^.^ 525 Domehtic MediciMT ^ ..- 526 God in Disease. 527 Every day wonders, or Facts in Pbiloiopby. . 528 Sanitary Econon»y. . 529 But once. 530 Temperance Manual. I ' 531 Dialogue'on Ardent Spirits. S 532 Temperance Volume ; Select Tracts. 533 American Flower Garden Directory. 534 do Rose Culturistr s 535 Elements of Botany, y 636 Gardening for Children. \ 637 The Green Fields and Grasses. ■■'.^: f 538 The Garden Flowers of the yearf^ 539 The Wild^Flowers of the year. ' ' 540 The Palm Tribes and their Varieties. . 541 The Systematic Botany. , : PHENOMENAi^ ^^^^ 542 The World of Waters. 543 The Snow Storm. ^ 544 The Wonders of Light and Shadow. % 545 Peeps at nature|0r God's Works and^Man't • '-v ■-■ 'Wants.' ■' : i'. ■ ■■■:■:'' '■■:'' ■■'■■' A-:'. ^; *:.,.;- .;;•■ ^ Curiositte&^nd Wonders of Nature & Art. fc.ii, i>i- \^ OTALOOUI. 547 Ocean Work, Ancient and Modern. 648 An eaiiy introduction of Knowledj[t of k*-: ■ PHYSICAL SCfENCE.' ''549 Curiosities of Pby»ical Geography* 550 2nd Toldo ,: / 551 Geological Cosmogony.* , j^: ? NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. 552 Electric Science. 553 . do Telegraph, its History k Progfeif. 554 Introduction to the Study of Natural Philosophy. 555 Treatise on the Power of Water. ■■•■■■» 556 Rudimentary Electricity. 557 Elementary Treatise on DeacnptiTe Geom- . etry. ■ ,^-. - ■ n 558 Theory of Shawdows and pefspeetiTt* ** 559* Elements of Natural -Philosophy. 560 Natural Philosophy for Beginners. 5« 1 1 he little Philosopher. ^562 Village Science, or the Laws of Naturi Explained. 563 Easy Lessons in Mechanics. ' 564 MineralsandMetalsv their Nat. History. : 565 Heat, its sources, influence and results. ^ .' 566 Electricity, Phenomena, Laws & results* 6M What isa Voltaic Battery. * i V.'t-* HI >. /' r ,t itiim^t ^ ■■< . -i; ii ;^ supplementXrt 568 lotrbdaction to tbe Sciences. 569 1, 2, Pictorial half hours 4 vol, in 2. 570 3,4, do.^ 571 Lectures on the reftutts of the Exhibition. 672 The Worid in its Workshops. v v 573 ^udimeatarjF Architecture,bjr W. H Leeds, dp Treatise on Architecture, by Garbutt. * , - do and Practical Treatise; bjrGv ipyne, do Treatise on Civimngineering, parti do 'Treatise on Ciyil Engineering do do on Lands Survejing \) jr J. Baker, C. E. do 4o;oii Warming^andVeniilat^ do d>o on the Marine Engine ^teiMQ Vessel. do do on Steam Engine for beginne^v da do on Steam Boilers. \ i do do on lUilways. V 585 Rudimentaty Treatise, ^ Blastiii v^ Quarijing Stone. \ r - 58® ^0 do on Limes, Cements, Mortars, i^ 587 do do on Bricks and Manufacture of til««» 588 dp do on Masonry It Stone (;utti|ig. ■ ■ 58d ^p . do pi Foyndations <& concrete Worirm 590 dp do onPraining^i&^sewage of Townsftit^. 591 do da on Warping & VefitiWoo, to Tomlinson. ^-«i-y-,,w. 574 575 576 577 678 679 580 582 5^3 584f ^ 59^ 595 596 597 598 599 ^00: 601 ■ % ,1 ■■,■;.' 602 ■603^ 604j 605 606 607 608 609 I ■ 610 ^ ^'^f^V^^ "I *t, CATALOGUE* as •1 V,.!-- do art of Constructing 6e repairing Roads. . $96 do Treatise Tubular and other Iron Girder Bridges. 597 do do on Fuel Reverberatory Furnacei* 598 A treatise on Gas Works, &c. 599 Roads and Rail Roads, Vehicles, &c. -600 Rural Homes ; or Sketches of Houses. 6qi Mechanic^, for the Millwright, Macbinis^f '^- Engineer &c. 60? The illustrated Drawing Book. '603 2nd vol do Architectural and Engineering' ■ ^;^Book. / " ^ .^.^ 604j rFacticai Series, Builders Companion. ';' 605 do do Templeton, on Steam & Steam ^ EngineSi " [ 606 do doi Colborne,otf the Locomotive En^pll 607 Horsemanship, breaking and Training. 608 The Fig ManageMent, Medical treatment of \ Swine, &c. . ' : i 609 The National Cyclopaedia of useful knowrf^j ledge, in 12 Tolumns. , . -^ 610 2hd Tol do do ; " , T/\ ,v* ■■•^■^'i y ;\? «( V *' •t . i#^- '^. # National novrtedi .^ K .^ 612 4fb vol do 613 5i|i vol do 614 6tli vol do 6115^ Till vol do 616 Riti vol do 617 9ih vol do 618 iOlh vol do 619 Ihh vol do 620 12(ii vol do ttPMXMINTAmT Cyclopedia of Utefuj do ■ .' do do do do do do do do 621 622 623 624 625 626 627 628 VOYAGES* 629 Home LiFe in Germany. 630 Soldiers and Sailoii. - ^ Bv 63 1 Winter Evenin^ .1) ^r t\ <5S5 Foot jmnfji of Famuiiis Meiu 636 Memoriab of Eariy Genius. • 637 Celebrated Chiiilif^n of all ages. ! 63S The Boyhood of Great Meih 639 Tte Martyr* of Science. 640 My Schools and School Masters. 641 Military Life of the Duke of Well 64.2 1'he Life of Marlborough. 643 The Life of Nelson. 644 Sketches of the Irish Bar. , 645 2nd vol do do ^' 646 Family PictiUEes from the 6ib,fe. 647 Memoirs of the Queen of France. 648 \ do ; dp do "^ I PEACTICiVL LIFE. 649 Mother a|^omcf. 650 Rem^rkableS^capes from PeriK 651 Eemarkable Delusions. 652 Money V its nature, use, dse. 653 Great Truths in Simple Words. 654^ Little Henry and his bearer. ' 655 Frank Harrison. ^ 6^6 Uncle Tom's babin. / 65T. The Playmate. 6.^8 Lio[ht of the Week. ^ 659 How to Spend a Week happiljr. 660 The Deaf and Dumb Boy. 661 Mercantile Morals. ington. > 1 - *li m J: X. r* m2 The Parents Assistant. 663 Traits and Storief of the Irihh Peasantnr, Do4« 2nd yo| dq ]* .^ v . 665' 3rd ■voldo- '■■'■. ■^'- Y"-^: •'"•^' .■■■•'■•/• ^^'•''■^' -•■'■■ '- ■ 666. 4.th v.dl'd6"'::-'i:';f'- •:'^- .■^;.'- )'^ :,-;:;u.i/.T^^,.- 667 5ih vol do .' ^^^^^^^^^ '» 668 The Clock-Maker's Village. ' ' 669. Never too Late. > 970 Cfaancej^ and Changes.: 6T1 Christian Morals, ♦ ' 672 Storj of a Genius, 'y . ^ XITERATURE. " 673 Sketches of Popular Tumttlti. 674 Scitnce and Political Science. * 67 J ITie Opinions of Sir Robert Peel. MISCELLANEOtlS, V ^ 676 The Wide, Wide World. • 677 Ciave«and Mines of the Earth. s 678 Slorres about Birds. 679 Alphabet of Animals. / " - 680 Capital and Labour.. ; 681 History of firitisb Commeire^ ■ 682 2nd vol da^;^^^^^ ^ ^ ^ o83 3rd .vol . do^'- ' '" -'■ ■ .'■.'■:. ':■: '■■'" ■'■'f/ ■ ■ ■" ' ' ' ' ■ ' ^84. Evidences orehristianity; by Mv j^%iifl! ■"«^: 685' Grand Parents, by Hump'brey. - 68^ Friendly A ppealsi,. ^ 687" Homely Hints. ^ \; ' ,■*: ■i^d'l I ,0 688 689 690 691 ^. -■•:-" .1 tt •■ . ^ •• .. • . . ' . • -^ ^' 7^7 "^--^^ ' V ^ -^ ^ r-^ > '- ^-^ ^ ^-^,- ntrj, 0ATAL0G1TE. 688 Animal Life. 689 Selections from Old Humphrey. 690 Truth and other Poems. 691 ArUof Life. 30 \ I ' ■1 FINIS. I " X am* it '0 ti / ■T \-- 'Ur H' ' '*>$■' ^ t J ..\ /■ A ■ • »' . r ■■■■•-. . -' ■ .■ ■ ' »■."■.'-! ■ "i" ■ ■ . ■ f " * • ■■.,■■ ■. ' ■ ■• ' ^ :. ■ ■ 1 ,■ .. ^ ■ ■■ . . - ■.'./■■ ' .■" ■ .' ' '■ -■ 1 ::'''■■ 1 I '■•[■: '$^^^ ■ 1^ * ■■".' 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