ANNALS OF CLEVELAND

Abstracts 98 - 107
CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1838
BOOKS & AUTHORS (Cont'd)
98 - H&G Jan. 1; adv: 1/6 - Just received, 2 vols •• SNARLEYOW, by Capt.
Maftyatt, for sale by Sanford and Lott. (1)
99 - H&G Jan. 1; adv: 1/6 - FRIENDSHIP'S OFFERING, For 1838, just
received and for sale by Sanford and Lott. (1)
100 - H&G Jan. 1; adv: 1/6 - THE FLOWERS OF LOVELINESS, for 1838,
just received and for sale by Sanford and Lott. (1)
101 - H&G Jan. 1; adv:2/6 - LIVE AND LET LIVE, POOR RICH MAN, and
RICH POOR MAN, by the author of LINWOOD, for sale by Sanford and Lott.
(1)
102 - H&G Jan. 1; adv:3/1 - THE AMERICAN JUVENILE KEEPSAKE, CHRIST­
MAS BOX, CHILD'S ANNUAL AND FAIRY BOOK. Also the BOY'S AND GIRL'S
OWN BOOK for sale at the Cleveland Bookstore, by Sanford and Lott. (1)
103 - H&G Mar. 7:2/3 - THE PANORAMA OF PROFESSIONS AND TRADES or
EVERY MAN'S BOOK, by Edward Hazen, has been laid on our table. The
work is designed for the use of Schools and Families, as well as miscellaneous
readers, and is embell ished with eighty-two engravings, illustrating
the various professions and trades treated of. From a hasty
examination of the PANORAMA we are favorably impressed with its claims
on the time and attention of the young. and persons of mature age will
de-rive much information and profit from a perusal. We understand Mr. H.
is now in this city, of whom the book may be obtained. (2)
104 - H&G May 19; adv:2/5 - Just issued, from the press of Sanford and Lott,
YORICK, AND OTHER POEMS, and for sale at the Cleveland Bookstore. (1)
105 - H&G May 22; ed:2/3 - The OHIO GAZETTEER, by Warren Jenkins, published
by Isaac N. Whiting, Columbus, is a valuable work of 546 pages,
containing the description of the several towns, townships, and counties
in Ohio, and other statistical information.
"A glance at the contents, will show to the traveller and the citizens
the importance of the above work, as a mass of interesting local and
statistical information in regard to the first state in the west has been
collected and embodied in this Gazetteer, scarcely to be obtained elsewhere.
" (3)
106 - H&G June 16:2/4 - Mrs. Sutherland, wife of T. J. Sutherland arrived
in the city two or three days since. She is engaged in soliciting subscriptions
to a book she is about to publish entitled the TRIAL AND
DEFENCE OF:GEN. SUTHERLAND. It will be an octavo of about 150 pages.
(verbatim) (1)
107 - H&G July 24; ed:2/3 - An agent is in the city having for sale the
CONNECTICUT HISTORICAL COLLECTION, an invaluable book to those who
call Connecticut their birth place.
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