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“Interior of a Hot House.” From The Gardener's Monthly. 

Devoted to Horticulture, Arboriculture, Botany & Burial Affairs. 

Pamphlet 3, Agricultural; vol. II--no. 5. Ed: Thomas Meehan, 1860. 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

AGRICULTURE .................................................................................................... 3 

BANKS ................................................................................................................. 4 

BANKS AND BANKING ...................................................................................... 5 

BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES & C ............................................................................ 8 

COLLEGE CATALOGUES & C .......................................................................... 9 

COLONIZATION & SLAVERY ........................................................................... 12 

CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS ................................................................... 13 

DEAF & DUMB REPORTS & C .......................................................................... 15 

LAW MAGAZINES ............................................................................................ 16 

LITERARY MAGAZINES ..................................................................................... 17 

SAILOR’S & MISSIONARY MAGAZINES .......................................................... 19 

MORAL & RELIGIOUS ...................................................................................... 20 

OPERATIC ......................................................................................................... 20 

POLITICAL ......................................................................................................... 21 

POST OFFICE & C ............................................................................................ 27 

SERMONS ......................................................................................................... 28 

CHRIST, COLOMB. & CHARCOAL SKETCHES ............................................... 30 

HOME IS HOME ................................................................................................ 30 

SPEECHES ON TARIFF & C .............................................................................. 30 

TELEGRAPHIC ................................................................................................... 35 

MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY ............................................................. 37 

MISCELLANEOUS ............................................................................................. 37


AGRICULTURE 

(vol. 3) 

American Guano, Second Report of Experiments. s.l.: s.n., 1860. 

Bommer's Manure Method. s.l.: s.n., 1848. 

Catalogue of A Fine Collection of Floricultural, Vegetable and Agricultural Seeds, to be Had of Curtis 

& Lincoln, Seed Store and Horticultural Exchange. Boston: Hayward Block, 1855. 

Catalogue of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery, and Plans, for Sale at the Nurseries at Linnean 

Hill, Rock Creek, Washington, D.C., Joshua Pierce, Proprietor. s.l.: s.n., 1854. 

Charter, Constitution and By-Laws of the Cincinnati Horticultural Society, with a Report of Its 

Transactions for 1843, '44, '45 with a List of Members. s.l.: s.n., 1846. 

Guano, Its Origin, Properties and Uses, Showing its Importance to the Farmers of the United States as 

a Cheap and Valuable Manure: With Directions for Using It. s.l.: s.n., 1845. 

The Gardener's Monthly, Devoted to Horticulture, Arboricultural, Botany & Rural Affairs. s.l.: s.n., 

May, 1860. 

M.D. Freer & Co.'s Select Descriptive Catalogue of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Vines, etc., 

As Cultivated by Them in Their Nurseries at Watkins. New York: Schuyler Co., 1859. 

Gardener, John, ed. Familiar Letters on Chemistry, and Its Relation to Commerce, Physiology, and 

Agriculture by Justus Liebig, M.D. s.l.: s.n., 1843. 

De Bow's Review, a Monthly Journal of Commerce, Agriculture, Manufactures, Internal Improvement, 

Statistics. s.l.: s.n., January, 1853. 

A Letter from N. Longworth, to the Members of the Cincinnati Horticultural Society, on the 

Cultivation of the Grape, and Manufacture of Wine, Also, on the Character and Habits of the 

Strawberry Plant. Cincinnati: Published by Order of the Society, 1846. 

Milch Cowe, a Treatise on, By M. Francis Guenon with Introductory Remarks and Observations, on 

the Cow and the Dairy. s.l.: s.n., 1847. 

Bommer, George. New Method Which Teaches How to Make Vegetable Manure by a Course of 

High Fermentation, in Fifteen Days, Without Cattle, as Good and More Durable Than Farm 

Manure... New York: Redfield and Savage, 1845.


The Plough, the Loom, and the Anvil, a Discourse on the Reciprocal Relations of Agriculture and the 

Other Branches of American Domestic Industry. s.l.: s.n., July, 1848. 

Report to the Stockholders of the United States Guano Company. s.l.: s.n, 1859. 

A Selection of Roses: A Descriptive Catalogue, Cultivated and for Sale by John Saul. s.l.: s.n, 1860- 

61. 

Transaction of the Monroe Co. Agricultural Society: Second Annual Report. The Address of Dr. 

Daniel Lee 1844-45. Rochester: From the Power Press of E. Shepard, 1845. 

Guenon, Francis. A Treatise on Milch Cows, Whereby the Quality and Quantity of Milk Which 

Any Cow Will Give May Be Accurately Determined By Observing Natural Marks of External 

Indications Alone; The Length of Time She Will Continue to Give Milk, etc. s.l.: Greeley and 

McElrath, 1847. 

Vegetable Manure, New Method, Which Teaches How to Make and With Great Economy; It Further 

Shows How to Prepare Vegetable and Mineral Composts. s.l.: s.n., 1845. 

BANKS 

(vol. 37) 

The Bankrupt Law. No. 4. s.l.: s.n. 

Articles of Association and By-Laws of the U.S. Foreign and Domestic Exchange Company. New 

York: J. Narine, 1837. 

First Annual Report of the Bank Commissioners of Ohio, to the Thirty-Eighth General Assembly. 

December 16, 1839. Columbus: Samuel Medary, 1839. 

Report of Mr. Fisher, from the Committee on the State Bank. s.l.: s.n., February 4, 1840. 

First Annual Report of the Bank Commissioners of Ohio, to the Thirty-Eighth General Assembly, 

December 10, 1839. Columbus: Samuel Medary, 1839. 

The House of Delegates. Report of the Select Committee Relative to the Establishment of a State Bank, 

and a National Currency. Mr. Teackle, Chairman. s.l.: s.n, January 26, 1835. 

Third Semi-Annual Report, of the Engineer of the Central Rail-Road and Banking Company of 

Georgia, to the President, Directors and Stockholders. Savannah: Thomas Purse, 1839.


By-Laws of the Exchange Bank of Virginia: with the General Bank Law and Sections of Acts of the 

General Assembly of Virginia, in Relation to that Institution. Norfolk: T.G. Broughton & Son, 

1838. 

Act of January 18, 1837, Relative to the Mint and Coinage of the U.S.; to Which are Annexed the 

Other Legal Provisions in Force to the Same Subject. Philadelphia: Printed for the Use of the 

Mint and Branches, 1853. 

Mendenhall, Thomas. An Entire New Plan for a National Currency; Suited to the Demands to 

this Great, Improving, Agricultural, Manufacturing & Commercial Republic. With Appropriate 

Introductory and Concluding Remarks. To which is Added, a Plan for Real National Bank. 

Philadelphia: J. Rakestraw, 1834. 

Considerations on the Bank of the U.S.; in Which Its Repugnance to the Constitution, Its Hostility to 

the Rights of the States and the Liberties of the Citizen, are Briefly Discussed. Albany: Packard and 

Van Benthuysen, 1832. 

Proceedings of the Stockholders of the Bank of Charleston, South-Carolina, Held at Their Banking- 

House, on Tuesday, 7th July, 1840. Charleston: A.E. Miller, 1840. 

BANKS AND BANKING 

(vol. 45) 

A Full and Correct Report...Testimony Given Before the Joint Cmte. of the Legislature of 1842, 

Inquiring into the Charges of Bribery & Corruption by the Banks during the Session of 

1840...Compiled & Prepared by J. Franklin Reigart. Harrisburg: s.n., 1842. 

The Republican Bank: Being an Essay on the Present System of Banking...by a Citizen of Indiana. 

Madison: W.H. Webb--Banner Office, 1839. 

Banquo. A Hit at Banking. Richmond: P.D. Bernard, 1841. 

Grant, Robert. A New Theory of an Independent Treasury; For the People; or an Explanation of 

the Causes of the Late Fluctuation in Our Currency... Bangor: Samuel S. Smith, 1840. 

Mr. Teackle. Report of the Select Cmte., to which was referred the Memorials & Petitions of Great 

Numbers of Citizens of Different Counties, Preying the Establishment of a Financial Institution under 

the Style of the Bank of the State of Maryland. Annapolis: J. Green, 1830.


Henry, Patrick. The Bank Dinner, an Expose of the Court Party of Kentucky, and the Curtain 

Drawn from the Holy Alliance of America. Frankfort: Amos Kendall & Co., 1824. 

Fisk, Theophilus. The Banking Bubble Burst; ... Being a History of the Enormous Legalized 

Frauds Practiced Upon the Community by the Present American Banking System... Charleston: 

Printed & Published at No. 63 Wentworth St., 1837. 

A National Bank for the People, Upon the Only True Principle of Banking in a Free Republic... 

New York: T. & C. Wood, 1838. 

Minutes of the Proceedings of the Bank Convention, Held in the City of New York, on the 27th of 

November, 1837. New York: Bowne & Co., 1837. 

The Memorial of Henry D. Gilpin, John T. Sullivan, and Peter Wager, of Pennsylvania, and Hugh 

M'Elderry, of Maryland, Directors of the Bank of the U.S., Appointed by the President, by and With 

the Advise and Consent of the Senate. s.l.: s.n., 1833. 

Report of the "Union Committee" Appointed by the Meeting of the Signers of the Memorial to Congress, 

Held on the 11th Day of February, 1834, at the Merchants' Exchange, in the City of New York. 

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1834. 

A New Financial Project; Together with Some Remarks upon the Currency and Credit System of the 

U.S. New York: G. & C. Carvill & Co., 1837. 

Mendenhall, Thomas. An Entire New Plan for a National Currency; Suited to the Demands to this 

Great, Improving, Agricultural, Manufacturing & Commercial Republic. With Appropriate 

Introductory and Concluding Remarks. To Which is Added, a Plan for Real National Bank. 

Philadelphia: J. Rakestraw, 1834. 

Report of the Bank of the U.S., to the Committee of Ways and Means of the House of Representatives, 

January 28, 1833. s.l.: s.n., 1833. 

(vol. 46) 

Hale, William H. Useful Knowledge for the Producers of Wealth, Being an Enquiry into the Nature 

of Trade, the Currency the Protective & Internal Improvement System... New York: George H. 

Evans, 1833. 

Gouge, William M. An Inquiry into the Expediency of Dispensing With Bank Agency & Bank 

Paper in the Fiscal Concerns of the U. S. Philadelphia: William Stavely, 1837. 

Gouge, William M. A Short History of Paper-Money and Banking in the U.S. New York: B. & 

S. Collins, 1835.


Homans Smith, J. The Banker's Magazine, and Statistical Register April 1858. New York: J. 

Smith Homans, Jr., 1858. 

Mason, Charles. Articles on the Currency. Burlington: Daily Gazette Book and Job Office, 

1858. 

Thoughts of Banking, and the Currency. By a Citizen of Wester, New York. Seneca Falls: John H. 

Child, December, 1836. 

Wentworth, John, Esq. Banks & Corporations. Letter of John Wentworth Esq... Boston: s.n., 

1840. 

Denison, N.J. Esq. A Letter to G. Web Hall, Esq. on the Currency Question, etc. London: E.B. 

Robinson, 1822. 

Hamilton, Alexander. A Letter by Alexander Hamilton, of New York, on the Subject of Banks 

and the Currency... New York: s.n., 1839. 

Mayo, Robert M.D. A Chapter of Sketches on Finance with an Appendix... s.l.: s.n., 1837. 

Report of the Select Cmte. on the Union Bank Bonds, to the Mississippi Legislature. Presented 

February, 1842. Jackson: Price & Fall, State Printers, 1842. 

Report on the Real Estate Bank. s.l.: s.n., 1844(?). 

Opinion of the Supreme Court of the State of Arkansas, Relative to the Real Estate Bank. s.l.: s.n., 

1839. 

Remarks Upon the Bank of the U.S., Being an Examination of the Report of the Cmte. of Ways and 

Means, Made to Congress, April, 1830. By a Merchant. Boston: True & Greene, 1831. 

Abstract of the Report of the Joint Cmte. of the Legislature. Read in the House of Representatives, Feb. 

10, 1829. s.l.: s.n., 1829. 

Report of the Minority of the Cmte. for Investigation the Affairs of the Bank of the U. S. May 22, 

1834 Rep. No. 481 & Rep. No. 121. s.l.: s.n, 1834. 

Considerations on the Bank of the U.S.; in Which Its Repugnance to the Constitution, Its Hostility to 

the Rights of the States and the Liberties of the Citizen, are Briefly Discussed. Albany: Packard and 

Van Benthuysen, 1832.


BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES & C 

(vol. 38) 

Report of the Dorcas Society, of St. John's Chapel, March 27, 1856. New York: John F. Trow, 

1856. 

Samson, G.W. A Discourse of the Law of Humanity to the Destitute and Dependent: Delivered in 

Behalf of the Washington City Orphan Asylum, February 12, 1854. By G.W. Samson, Pastor of the 

E Street Baptist Church. Washington: H. Polkinhorn, 1854. 

Fifth Annual Report of the Managers of Penn Asylum of Philadelphia for Indigent Widows & Single 

Women... Philadelphia: John Richards Printer, 1859. 

Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Meeting of the Female Union Benevolent Society of Washington City; 

and Report of the Mangers... Washington: s.n., 1844. 

Young, Hon. Samuel. Suggestions on the Best Mode of Promoting Civilization & Improvement; or, 

The Influence of Woman on the Social State, A Lecture Delivered Before the "Young Men's Assoc. for 

Mutual Improvement in the City of Albany." Albany: Hoffman & White, 1837. 

Seventh Annual Report of the Executive Cmte. of the Bible Society of Washington City. Presented 

February 27, 1843. Washington: J. & G. S. Gideon, 1843. 

Eighth Annual Report of the Executive Cmte. of the Bible Society of Washington City. Presented 

February 26, 1844. Washington: s.n., 1844. 

A Compendium of the Constitution of the Union Agency; a Very Extraordinary Institution, Composed 

of 3 Agencies, Namely: Philanthropy, Intelligence, and Finance, Co-operating for the Revolution of the 

World, and for the Introduction of a New & Happy State of Life on Earth. Washington: s.n., 

1836. 

Chase, Rev. S. H. M.D. A Short History of J. Insco Williams' Panorama of the Bible, Containing a 

Scriptural Account of Each Scene: to Which is Appended a Few Practical Notes, Taken From 

Various Authors of Distinction. Cincinnati: The Gazette Company, 1856. 

Third Annual Report of the Children's Aid Society. February, 1856. New York: M.B. Wynkoop, 

1856. 

Fourth Annual Report of the New York Juvenile Asylum, to the Legislature of the State, and to the 

Common Council of the City of New York, Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Ass'n., January, 

1856. New York: John F. Trow, 1856.


First Annual Report of the Washington City Young Men's Christian Ass'n. Presented Jan. 16, 1854; 

Embracing the Reports of the President, Corresponding Sec'y., Treasurer, and Librarian; Together 

With the Names of Officers, Committees, Members, etc. Washington: Published from the Rooms 

of the Ass'n., 1854. 

Sixth Annual Report of the Washington City Young Men's Christian Ass'n. Presented Jan. 11, 1859. 

With the Constitution & By-Laws of the Ass'n., By-Laws of the Board of Managers, List of Members, 

Officers, & c. Washington: Published from the Rooms of the Ass'n., 1859. 

Report of the Doings of the Second State Convention of Sabbath School Teacher, Held at New Haven, 

Ct., June 1,2 and 3, 1858. With Statistics Appended. Hartford: Case, Lockwood, and 

Company, 1858. 

Minutes of the 23rd Meeting of the Maryland Baptist Union Ass'n., Held in the Meeting-house of the 

7th Baptist Church, Baltimore, Md. Nov. 9th, 10th, and 11th, 1858. Baltimore: William M. 

Innes, 1858. 

Minutes of the 24th Meeting of the Maryland Baptist Union Ass'n., Held in the Meeting-House of the 

Baptist Church, in Newton, Md. November 10th, 11th, and 12th, 1859. Baltimore: William M. 

Innes, 1859. 

Minutes of the 20th Meeting of the Maryland Baptist Union Ass'n., held in the Meeting House of the 

Broadway Baptist Church, Baltimore, Md. October 30th, 31st, and Nov. 1st, 1855. Baltimore: s.n., 

1855. 

Minutes of the Thirtieth Annual Meeting of the Penobscot Baptist Ass'n., Held with the Baptist 

Church in Oldtown, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 4, 5, and 6, 1855. Bangor: Bartlett, 

& Burr, 1855. 

The 12th and 13th Reports of the Young Men's Christian Ass'n., for the Improvement of the Mental 

and Spiritual Condition of Young Men. Instituted June, 1844. London: Printed for the Ass'n., W. 

J. Sears & J. L. Nelson, 1858. 

COLLEGE CATALOGUES & C 

(vol. 36) 

Catalog of the Enosinian Society, Columbian College, District of Columbia. Washington: Enosinian 

Society, 1859. 

Thoughts on Education. s.l: s.n.


Allen, Hon. William. An Oration Delivered Before the Calliopean Society, of the Granville Literary 

and Theological Institution, on Tuesday, August 9th, 1836; Being their First Anniversary Celebration. 

By the Hon. William Allen, of Chillicothe, Ohio. Columbus: Printed at the Temperance 

Advocate Office, 1836. 

Nevin, William M. Esq. National Taste, an Address Delivered Before the Goethean Literary 

Society of Marshall College at its Anniversary, August 28th, 1844. Chamberburg: Printed at the 

Publication Office of the German Ref. Church, 1844. 

Morrison, Rev. R. H. The Inaugural Address of the Rev. R. H. Morrison D.D. Pronounced at 

His Inauguration as President of Davidson College, North Carolina, August 2, 1838. Philadelphia: 

William S. Martien, 1838. 

Webster, James M.D. Address to the Graduates of Geneva Medical College. Delivered in the 

Presbyterian Church, Geneva, January 26, 1841. Rochester: Shepard & Strong's Press, 1841. 

Bruce, James C. An Address Delivered Before the Alumni and Graduation Class of the University 

of North Carolina, at Chapel Hill, on the Afternoon of June Third 1841, by James C. Bruce, Esq. of 

Halifax, Virginia. Raleigh: Office of the North Carolina Standard, 1841. 

Inaugural Address, Delivered by the Professors of Law, in the University of the City of New York, at 

the Opening of the Law School of That Institution. New York: E. B. Clayton, 1838. 

Kent, William. The Rise and Progress of Commercial Law in English Jurisprudence: An Inaugural 

Address. s.l.: s.n. 

Porter, William A. The Introductory Address Delivered Before the Law Academy of Philadelphia, at 

the Opening of the Session 1849-50. On the 19th September. Philadelphia: Edmond Barrignton 

& Geo. D. Haswell, 1849. 

Catalogue of the Officers and Students of Waterville College, Maine. For the Academical Year 1844-5. 

Hallowell: Glazier, Masters & Smith, 1844. 

Prince, Joseph H. An Address Delivered Before the Columbian Society, of Marblehead, on the 

Eighth of January, 1839. Salem: Gazette Office, 1839. 

Shannon, Wilson. Inaugural Address of Wilson Shannon on Taking the Oath of Office, as 

Governor of Ohio, in Presence of Both Houses of the General Assembly. December 13, 1838. 

Columbus: S. Medary, 1838.


Gould, Benjamin Apthorp, Jr. An Address in Commemoration of Sears Cook Walker, Delivered 

before the American Assoc. for the Advancement of Science, April 29, 1854. s.l.: Joseph Lovering, 

Permanent Sec'y, 1854. 

Flint, Joshua B. M.D. Address Delivered to the Students of the Louisville Medical Institute, in 

Presence of the Citizens of the Place, at the Commencement of the Second Session of the Institute, 

November 13th, 1838. Louisville: Prentice and Weissenger, 1838. 

Elliott, Lynde. Address at the Celebration of the Anniversary of St. John the Evangelist, before the 

Grand Lodge of Indiana, on December 27, 1838, at the Town of Indianapolis. Richmond: 

Jeffersonian Office, 1839. 

Freeman's Address to the North Americans' Proving that their Present Embarrassments are Wrong to 

their Federal Union, Their Sovereign States, Their Constitutions and Their Statesmen; and Containing 

Some Proposition for Relief. s.l.: s.n. 

Hickock, Rev. Laurels. An Address Before the Connecticut Peace Society; Delivered at Their Second 

Anniversary, During the Session of the Legislation of Connecticut, Sunday Evening, May 5, 1833, in 

the Center Church, Hartford. Hartford: Philemon Canfield, 1833. 

Report of the Connecticut Peace Society. s.l.: s.n. 

Harris, Thomas M.D. An Oration Delivered before The Philadelphia Medical Society, February 19, 

1831. Philadelphia: James Kay, June & Co., 1831. 

An Address Delivered before the Members of the Anacostia Lyceum and Visiters, "Upon the Nature 

and Objectives of that Society;" On the Evening of the 6th of January, 1835. By the President of that 

Institution. Washington: Duff Green, 1835. 

Catalogue of the Officers and Students of Waterville College, Maine, for the Academical Year 1845-6. 

Waterville: John Stearns Carter, 1845. 

Catalogue of the Columbian College in the District of Columbia: Embracing the Names of Its Trustees, 

Officers, Graduates, and Students; Together with a List of All Academical Honors Conferred by the 

Institution; With the Course of Studies, & c. Washington: Alexander, 1851. 

A Catalogue of the Officers and Students of Columbian College, District of Columbia, 1855-56. 

Washington: Robert A. Waters, 1856.


Catalogue of the Works of Art Comprising the First Annual Exhibition of the Washington Art 

Association, 1857. Washington: Henry Polkinhorn, 1857. 

Catalogs Senatus Academici, et Omnium Alicujus Gradus Laurea Exornatorum, in Collegio 

Dartmuthensi, Hanoverae, in Republica Neo-Hantoniensi. Hanoverae: Typis Preli Typographici 

Dartmuthensis, 1849. 

COLONIZATION & SLAVERY 

(vol. 22) 

Remarks on the Colonization of the Western Coast of Africa, by the Free Negroes of the United States, 

and the Consequent Civilization of Africa and Suppression of the Slave Trade. New York: W. L. 

Burrough's Steam Power Press, 1850. 

Letters on the Colonization Society: and On Its Probable Results; Under the Following Heads: The 

Origin of the Society; Increase of the Coloured Population; Manumission of Slaves in this Country; 

Declarations of Legislature, and Other Assembled Bodies, in Favor of the Society Situation of the 

Colonists at Monrovia, and Other Towns; Moral and Religious Character of the Settlers; Soil, Climate, 

Productions, and Commerce of Liberia; Advantages to the Free Coloured Population, by Emigration to 

Liberia; Disadvantages of Slavery to the White Population; Character of the Natives of Africa Before 

the Irruptions of the Barbarians; Effects of Colonization on the Slave Trade; With a Slight Sketch of 

the Nefarious and Accursed Traffic. Addressed to the Hon. C. F. Mercer, M. H. R. U. S. By M. 

Carey. Ninth Edition, to Which is Prefixed the Important Information Collected by Joseph Jones, A 

Coloured Man, Lately Sent to Liberia, by the Kentucky Colonization Society, to Ascertain the True 

State of the Country--Its Productions, Trade, and Commerce--and the Situation and Prospects of the 

Colonists. Philadelphia: Stereotyped by L. Johnson. Sept. 17, 1834. s.l.: s.n., 1834. 

Thirty-Sixth Annual Report of the American Colonization Society, with the Proceedings of the Board of 

Directors and of the Society; and Addresses Delivered at the Annual Meeting, January 28, 1853. 

Washington: C. Alexander, Printer, 1853. 

Fifth Annual Report of the Colonization Society of the City of New York, with the Constitution of the 

Society. New York: Mercein & Post's Press, 1837. 

Forty-Third Annual Report of the American Colonization Society, with the Proceedings of the Board of 

Directors and of the Society. January 17, 1860. Washington: C. Alexander Printer, 1860.


Kendall, Amos. Secession. Letters of Amos Kendall; Also, His Letters to Colonel Orr and President 

Buchanan. Washington: Henry Polkinhorn, 1861. 

Smith, E. Fitch. An Argument of the Questions as to the Right and Duty of the Executive to 

Surrender Fugitives from Justice under the Provisions of the Constitution of the United States and the 

Act of Congress. The Cases in Which the Power of Extradition Should be Exercised; the Mode in 

Which, and by Whom the Jurisdictional Facts Are to be Ascertained. New York: George H. Bell, 

1851. 

The African Squadron: Ashburton Treaty: Consular Sea Letters. Reviewed, in an Address by 

Commander A. H. Foote, U.S.N. Philadelphia: William F, Geddes, Printer, 1855. 

Thronwell, J.H. Hear the South! The State of the Country: An Article Republished From the 

Southern Presbyterian Review. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1861. 

Morse, Sidney E. Premium Questions on Slavery, Each Admitting of a Yes or No Answer; 

Addressed to the editors of the New York Independent and New York Evangelist, By Sidney E. Morse, 

Lately Editor of the New York Observer. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1860. 

Ewbank, Thomas. Inorganic Forces Ordained to Supersede Human Slavery. New York: William 

Everdell & Sons, 1860. 

Letters on the Condition of the African Race in the United States. By a Southern Lady. Philadelphia: 

T. K. and P. G. Collins, Printers 1852. 

Remarks on Dr. Channing's Slavery. By a Citizen of Massachusetts. Second Edition. Boston: 

Russell, Shattuck and Co., and John H. Eastburn, 1835. 

Clay, Henry. Free and Friendly Remarks, on a Speech Lately Delivered to the Senate of the United 

States, by Henry Clay, of Kentucky, on the Subject of the Abolition of North American Slavery. New 

York: Mahlon Day & Co., 1839. 

Forty-Third Annual Report of the American Colonization Society, With the Proceedings of the Board 

of Directors and of the Society. January 17, 1860. Washington: C. Alexander, Printer, 1860. 

CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS 

(vol. 15) 

Doc. No. 1: Message from the President of the U.S., to the Two Houses of Congress, at the 

Commencement of the First Session of the 27th Congress. Washington: s.n., June 1, 1841.



Commencement of the Second Session of the 27th Congress. Washington: s.n., Dec. 7, 1841. 

(vol. 16) 


Commencement of the Second Session of the 28th Congress. Washington, Dec. 3, 1844. Washington: 

Blair and Rives, 1844. 

(vol. 17) 

Doc. No. 109: Patent Office. Report from the Commissioner of Patents, Showing the operations of the 

Patent Office during the year 1842. 27th Congress, 3rd session, House of Representatives. s.l.: s.n, 

1843. 

Doc. No. 78 Annual Report of the Commissioner of Patents, for the Year 1844. 28th Congress, 2nd 

Session, House of Representatives 1845. s.l.: s.n, 1845. (1st article title). 

(vol. 18) 

Message from the President of the U.S., to the Two Houses of Congress, at the Commencement of the 

First Session of the 28th Congress. Washington: Blair and Rives, 1843. 


Commencement of the First Session of the 28th Congress. Washington: Blair & Rives, 1843. 

(vol. 49) 

Van Buren, Martin. Message from the President of the U.S. to the Two Houses of Congress, at the 

Commencement of the 2nd Session of the 26th Congress. December 9, 1840. War and Documents 

Accompanying his Report. Washington: Blair and Rives, 1840. 

Message of the President of the U.S. (James K. Polk) December 8, 1846. s.l.: s.n, 1846. 

Message to the President of the U.S. (Martin Van Buren) to the Two Houses of Congress. December 4, 

1838. s.l.: s.n., 1838. 

Message from the President of the U.S., to Both Houses of Congress, at the Commencement of the First 

Session of the 26th Congress. Washington: Blair and Rives, 1839. 

Van Buren, Martin. Message. s.l.: s.n, 1839. Includes various Supplementary Documents.


DEAF & DUMB REPORTS & C 

(vol. 39) 

Act of Incorporation & Constitution of the Columbia Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and 

Dumb, and the Blind. Washington: Polkinhorn's Steam Job Office, 1857. 

Report of the Board of Directors of the Institution for the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind. Columbia 

Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, November 1, 1858. s.l.: s.n, 1858. 

Report of the Columbia Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, for the Year 

1859. Washington: George W. Bowman, 1860. 

Report of the Columbia Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, for the Year June 

30, 1860. Washington: George W. Bowman, 1860. 

Biographical Sketch of Harvey Prindle Peet, LL.D., President of the N.Y. Institution of the Deaf & 

Dumb; With a History of the Institution. New York: D. Van Nostrand, 1857. 

Peet, Harvey P. LL.D. Notions of the Deaf & Dumb Before Instruction, Especially in Regard to 

Religious Subjects. Reprinted from the American Annals of the Deaf and Dumb, for October, 1855. 

s.l.: s.n, 1855. 

Thirty-seventh Annual Report and Documents of the New York Institution for the Instruction of the 

Deaf and Dumb, to the Legislature of the State of New York, for the Year 1855. New York: James 

Egbert, 1856. 

Chapin, William. Report on the Benevolent Institutions of Great Britain and Paris, Including the 

Schools and Asylums for the Blind, Deaf and Dumb, and the Insane: Being Supplementary to the 9th 

Annual Report of the Ohio Institution for the Education of the Blind. Columbus: C. Scott & Co., 

1846. 

Constitution, By-laws and Rules of the Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Blind. With 

an Appendix Containing Certain Acts of Assembly, and Account of the Origin of the Institution and 

an Abstract of the First Five Reports of the Board of Managers. Philadelphia: John C. Clark & 

Son, 1856. 

Second Annual Report of the Trustees of the Five Points House of Industry. Made to the Incorporators, 

March 1, 1856. New York: s.n., 1856.


Fourteenth Report (Fourth Biennial) of the Board of Visitors of the Kentucky Institution for the 

Education of the Blind, to the General Assembly of Kentucky, for the Years 1858 and 1859. 

Frankfort: Yeoman Office, 1859. 

Twenty-Second Annual Report of the Mangers of the Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the 

Blind. Philadelphia: John C. Clark & Son, 1855. 

LAW MAGAZINES 

(vol. 4) 

Greenough's American Polytechnic Journal. s.l.: s.n, June, 1854. 

Minot, George, ed. Public Laws of the United States of America, Passed at the Second Session of 

the Thirty-First Congress; 1850-1851. Boston: s.n., 1851. 

Livingston's Monthly Law Magazine. Vol. III, No. 1. s.l.: s.n, January, 1855. 

Livingston's Monthly Law Magazine. Vol. II, No. 1. s.l.: s.n, January, 1854. 

Acts and Resolutions Passed at the First Session of the Thirty-First Congress of the United States; 

With an Appendix. Washington: s.n., 1850. 

Opinion. In the Matter of the Last Will and Testament of Christopher Fry, Deceased. New York: E. 

Fitch Smith, 1851. 

Amendments to the Code of Procedure of New York. New York: s.n. 

(vol. 5) 

Livingston's Monthly Law Magazine. Vol. I, No. CII. s.l.: s.n., Dec. 1853. 

Livingston's Monthly Law Magazine. Vol. I, No. Xi. s.l.: s.n., Nov. 1853. 

Livingston's Monthly Law Magazine. Vol. I, No. X. s.l.: s.n., Oct. 1853. 

Livingston's Monthly Law Magazine. Vol. I, No. IX. s.l.: s.n., Sept. 1853. 

Livingston's Monthly Law Magazine. Vol. I, No. Viii. s.l.: s.n., August, 1853.


Livingston's Monthly Law Magazine. Vol. I, No. Vii. s.l.: s.n., July, 1853. 

Livingston's Monthly Law Magazine. Vol. I, No. VI. s.l.: s.n., June, 1853. 

Livingston's Monthly Law Magazine. Vol. I, No. V. s.l.: s.n., May, 1853. 

Livingston's Monthly Law Magazine. Vol. I, No. III. s.l.: s.n., March, 1853. 

United States Monthly Law Magazine. Vol. III, No. 1. s.l.: s.n., Jan. 1851. 

Livingston, John. Livingston's Law Register for 1853, Containing the Post Office Address of Every 

Lawyer in the United States… New York: s.n., 1853. 

LITERARY MAGAZINES 

(vol. 23) 

The Knickerbocker. Vol. XLVII, No. 3. s.l.: s.n., March, 1856. Including Original Papers, 

Literary Notices, and Editor's Table. 

The Knickerbocker. Vol. XXI, No. 4. s.l.: s.n., April, 1843. Including Original Papers, 

Literary Notices, and Editor's Table. 

The Knickerbocker. Vol. XXXVI, No. 4. s.l.: s.n., September, 1850. Including Original 

Papers, Literary Notices, and Editor's Table. 

The Knickerbocker. Vol. LVI, No. 2. s.l.: s.n., August, 1860. 

Tarver, M. & T. F. Risk, Eds. The Western Journal, of Agriculture, Manufactures, Mechanic Arts, 

Internal Improvement, Commerce, and General Literature. Vol. II, September, 1849. St. Louis: St. 

Louis Union Office, 1849. (No. VI Includes Articles, Literary Institutions of the West, 

and Index to Vol. II.) 

De Bow's Review: A Monthly Journal of Commerce, Agriculture, Manufactures, Internal Improvements, 

Statistics, etc. Vol. XVI, No. 2. s.l.: s.n., February, 1854. 

(vol. 24) 

Little's Living Age. No. 612. s.l.: s.n., February 16, 1856.


DeBow, J.D. B. Ed. The Commercial Review of the South and West. A Monthly Journal of Trade, 

Commerce, Commercial Polity, Agriculture, Manufactures, Internal Improvements and General 

Literature. No. 1. New Orleans: s.n., 1846. Also includes Index to Vol. I. 

American Turf Register and Sporting Magazine. March and April, 1839. October, 1839. s.l.: 

s.n., 1839. 

The Journal of the Free Trade Convention, Held in Philadelphia, from September 30 to October 7, 

1831; and their Address to the People of the United States: to which is Added a Sketch of the Debates 

in the Convention. Philadelphia: T.W. Ustick, 1831. 

American Quarterly Register. Vol. X, No. 1. s.l.: s.n., August, 1837. 

The Western Monthly Reviews. s.l.: s.n., February, 1830. 

Adams, John Quincy. Oration on the Life and Character of Gilbert Motier de Lafayette. Delivered 

at the Request of Both Houses of the Congress of the Untied States, before Them, in the House of 

Representatives at Washington, on the 31st December, 1834. By John Quincy Adams, a Member of 

the House. Washington: Printed by Gales and Seaton 1835. 

Report of the Naval Committee to the House of Representatives, August, 1850, in Favor of the 

Establishment of a Line of Mail Steamships to the Western Coast of Africa, and Thence Via the 

Mediterranean to London; Designed to Promote the Emigration of Free Persons of Color From the U.S. 

to Liberia: Also to Increase the Steam Navy, and to Extend the Commerce of the U.S. With 

Appendix Added by the American Colonization Society. Washington: Gideon & Co., 1850. 

Albany Democratic Reformer. Vol. I, No. I, Oct. 20, 1843. Vol. I, No. VI. s.l.: s.n, 1843. 

(vol. 25) 

The Boston Quarterly Review. Contains Vol. I, No. I; part of No. II; No. III; and No. IV. 

No. I January, 1838. No. II, April, 1838. No. III, July, 1838. No. IV, October, 1838. 

s.l.: s.n., 1838. 

(vol. 26) 

The Boston Quarterly Review. Contains Vol. III, No. IX; No. X; No. XI; No. XII. No. IX 

January, 1840. No. X April, 1840. No. XI July, 1840. No. XII October, 1840. s.l.: s.n., 

1840.


(vol. 27) 

The Boston Quarterly Review. Contains Vol. IV, No. XIII; No. XIV; No. XV; No. XIII 

January, 1841. No. XIV April, 1841. No. XV July, 1841. XVI October, 1841. s.l.: s.n., 

1841. 

(vol. 34) 

The North American Magazine. Vol. IV, No. XXI, July, 1834. Vol. IV, No. CCII, August, 

1834. Vol. III, No. XVIII, April, 1834. s.l.: s.n., 1834. 

American Quarterly Review. No. XIII, s.l.: s.n., March, 1830. 

The Boston Quarterly Reviews. Vol. II, October, 1839. Vol. V, October, 1842. Vol. II, 

January, 1839. Boston: Benjamin H. Greene. 

(vol. 41) 

The Genius and Character of Burns. By Professor Wilson, of the University of Edinburgh. New York: 

Wiley & Putnam, 1845. 

Telesforo de Trueba, Don Y Cosio. History of the Conquest of Peru by the Spaniards. 

Philadelphia: Carey & Hart, 1846. 

SAILOR’S & MISSIONARY MAGAZINES 

(vol. 35) 

The Missionary Magazine. Vol. XL Nos. 1-12. s.l.: s.n., January/December, 1860. 

The Missionary Herald. Vol. LIV, No. 10. s.l.: s.n., October 1858. 

American Baptist Missionary Union Thirty-Sixth Annual Report: with the Proceedings of the Annual 

Meetings, Held at Buffalo, N.Y., May 14-17, 1850. Boston: Missionary Rooms, 1850. 

The Commission. Vol. 1, No. 5.s.l.: s.n., November, 1856. 

The Sailor's Magazine. Vol 28, Nos. 1-10, September, 1855-June, 1856. Vol. 25, No. 10, 

June 1853. s.l.: s.n.


MORAL & RELIGIOUS 

(vol. 44) 

Nevins, Rev. William D.D. Practical Thoughts. s.l.: American Tract Society, 1836. 

Hamilton, The Rev. James. The Olive. Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publications. 

Hamilton, James The Rev. The Palm. Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publications. 

Hamilton, Rev. James. The Cedar. Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publications. 

Taylor, Rev. H. B. An Address to All Classes on the Worth of the Soul. Philadelphia: William S. 

Young, 1856. 

Hamilton, Rev. James. The Literary Attractions of the Bible. Delivered Before the YMCA, in 

Exeter Hall, November 27, 1849. s.l.: s.n, 1849. 

La Plante Celeste s'Accroit pour le Ciel. Geneve: Imprimerie P.-A. Bonnant, 1858. 

Our Banner, and Its Battles; or, an Evening in a Free Church Manse. By a Disruption Minister. 

Edinburgh: James Nichol, 1859. 

OPERATIC 

(vol. 2) 

Payne, John Howard. "Brutus"; or The Fall of Tarquin. s.l.: s.n. 

Rossini, Gioacchino. "Cinderella": Or...the Fairy and Little Glass Slipper. s.l.: s.n., 1855. 

Fitzball, Edward. Music by Auber. "The Crown Jewels": A Popular Opera. s.l.: s.n., 1855. 

Scrive, M.E. Music by Meyerbeer. "L'Etoille du Nord", Opera in Three Acts. (in French). s.l.: 

s.n. 

Auber, D.F.E. Music by, the Libretto by Rophino Lacy. "Fra Diavolo": or The Inn of 

Terracina, a Comic Opera. s.l.: s.n., 1854.


Scrive, Eugene, Music by Meyerbeer. "Les Huguenots", or Le Massacre de la St. Barthelemy. 

s.l.: s.n. 

Verdi, Giuseppe. "Il Trovatore". English Translation by Henry C. Watson. s.l.: s.n. 

"Norma", as Represented at the Italian Opera House, under the Management of Max Martezek. s.l.: 

s.n. 

Meyerbeer, M. "Robert Der Teufle","Robert the Devil", A Grand Opera. s.l.: s.n., 1856. 

"The Somnambulist", an Opera in Three Acts. s.l.: s.n. 

Knowles, James Sheridan. "William Tell". s.l.: s.n. 

POLITICAL 

(vol. 19) 

Derby, John. Political Reminiscences, Including a Sketch of the Origin and History of the "Statesman 

Party" of Boston. Boston: Homer & Palmer, 1835. 

D'Arusmont, Frances Wright. Biography, Notes and Political Letters of Frances Wright 

D'Arusmont. No. 1. New York: John Windt, 1844. 

A Compilation of Political Historic Sketches, or the Democratic and Federal Parties, in the U.S. from 

their Origin to A.D. 1838. Ohio: Joseph Cable, 1838. 

Glenworth, James B. A Statement of Frauds on the Selective Franchise in the City of New York. 

s.l.: s.n., 1841. 

A Review of a Pamphlet Purporting to be Documents in Relation to the Difference Which Subsisted 

Between the Commodore Oliver H. Perry and Captain Jesse D. Elliott. Boston: H.B. & J. 

Brewster, 1834. 

King, John W. Federalism: or the Question of Exclusive Power, True Issue in the Present Monetary 

and Political Discussion in the U.S. Cincinnati: Shepard & Sterns, 1840. 

Buchanan, James. Short Answers to Reckless Fabrication, Against the Democratic Candidate for 

President. Philadelphia: Rice, Book & Job, 1856. 

A Candid Statement Respecting the Philadelphia County Ticket. s.l.: s.n.


Message from His Excellency Sam'l Dinsmoor, to the Legislature of New Hampshire. s.l.: s.n., June 

Session, 1831. 

Luther, Seth. An Address to the Working Men of New England on the State of Education, and on 

the Condition of the Producing Classes in Europe and America… Boston: s.n., 1832. 

Speech of Mr. Richardson, of Woburn, in the Mass. House of Representatives, Feb. 16, 1843, On the 

Fine Imposed Upon General Jackson in 1815. s.l.: s.n, 1815. 

Substance of the Speech of W.C. Foster, of Monroe County. Terre Houet: G. Chapman, 1840. 

Speech Delivered by H. Gold Rogers, Esq., in the Convention to Amend the Constitution of 

Pennsylvania. Harrisburg: Packer, Barrett & Parke, 1838. 

Proceedings of the Democratic National Convention. Washington: R. Armstrong, 1852. 

An Address to the People of Delaware. s.l.: s.n. 

Reply to Webster. A Letter to Daniel Webster of Mass...by Junius. New York: W. Hayward, 1840. 

(vol. 20) 

Address to the Working Men of the U.S. s.l.: s.n. 

Mandamus Case. Letter to the Postmaster General... Washington: Blair & Rives, 1837. 

Mayo, Dr. H. A Reply to the Sketches of an Eight Year's Resident in the City of Washington. 

Washington: s.n., 1837. 

Life of John C. Calhoun. Presenting a Condensed History of Political Events from 1811 to 1843. 

New York: Harper & Bros., 1843. 

Tract. No. 1. Henry Clay's Duels. s.l.: s.n. 

Old School, Oliver. Brief Outline of the Life of Henry Clay. s.l.: s.n. 

A Practical Printer's Answer to Mr. Kendall's Tract No. 5, on the Public Printing. s.l.: s.n. 

Short Answers to Reckless Fabrication against the Democratic Candidate for President, James 

Buchanan. Philadelphia: Rice, Book, & Job, 1856.


The Northern Man with Southern Principles and the Southern Man with American Principles... 

Washington: P. Force, 1840. 

Executive Dept. Governor's Message. Columbia: s.n., Nov. 24, 1840. 

Franklin. An Examination of the Probable Effect of the Reduction of Postage. s.l.: s.n. 

Message of Governor Fairfield, to Both Branches of the Legislature of the State of Maine, Jan., 1839. 

Augusta: Smith & Robinson, 1839. 

Hill, Issac. Message of Isaac Hill, Gov. of New Hampshire, to both Houses of the Legislature, June 

Session, 1838. Concord: C. Barton, 1838. 

An Address, Showing, by Well Authenticated Documents, the Wasteful and Extravagant Manner in 

which the President and His Subordinate Officers have been Squandering the Money of the People. 

Columbus, Ohio: J. Philips, 1810. 

Address to the Workingmen of the United States. s.l.: s.n., 1840. 

Cheves, Hon. Langdon. Letter of the Hon. Langdon Cheves. To the editors of the Charleston 

Mercury, Sept. 11, 1844. s.l.: s.n, 1844. 

Tract No. 20. To Henry Clay. s.l.: s.n. 

Circular of Dixon H. Lewis, to the Voters of the Fourth Congressional District of the State of 

Alabama. s.l.: s.n. 

The Tariff. Martin Van Buren...and Henry Clay...Whiggery Exposed. s.l.: s.n. 

To the People of Virginia. s.l.: s.n., July 11, 1840. 

Riell, Henry E. An Appeal to the Voluntary Citizens of the U.S., from all Nations, on the Exercise 

of their Elective Franchise, at the Approaching Presidential Election. New York: Evening Post, 

1840. 

Address of the Louisiana Native American Association, to the Citizens of Louisiana and the 

Inhabitants of the U.S. New Orleans: D. Felt, 1839. 

Rep. No. 122. General Jackson's Fine. 27th Congress, 3rd session, January 31, 1843. s.l.: s.n, 1843. 

Martial Law: by a Kentuckian. s.l.: s.n


A Letter on the Subject of the Vice-Presidency, in Favor of the Claims of Jas. K. Polk, of Tennessee, to 

the Nomination of the Democratic National Convention. By a Tennessean. Washington: Globe 

Office, 1844. 

Annual Message of the Governor of Pennsylvania, Transmitted to the Senate and House of 

Representatives. Harrisburg: Lescure, 1846. 

Doc. No. 57. Bounty Lands & c. Letter from the Secretary of War...28th Congress, 1st Session, 

House of Reps., War Dept. Jan. 18, 1844. s.l.: s.n. 

Proceedings of the Democratic State Convention. Columbus: s.n., 1838. 

Opinion of B.F. Hallett, Esq. Embracing a Review of the Proceedings in the Case of Joseph Morehead. 

Washington: J. Dow, 1845. 

(vol. 21) 

Atkinson, James. Facts for the Laboring Man: by a Laboring Man, Newport, R.I. s.l.: s.n., 1840. 

The Caroline Almanack, and American Freeman's Chronicle, for 1840. Rochester, N.Y.: 

Mackenzie's Gazette Office, 1840. 

Address of the Friends of Domestic Industry Assembled in Convention, at New York, October 26, 

1831, to the People of the United States. Baltimore: s.n., November 10, 1831. 

Speech of Mr. Roscoe G. Greene, in the Senate of Maine, March 9, 1838, on the Pressure and Its 

Causes. s.l.: s.n, 1838. 

Religious Liberty in Danger: A Vinciation of the Whig Party from the Charge of Hostility to Catholics 

and Foreigners. By a Catholic Layman. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

St. John, L.C. Animadversions Founded upon Some of the Remaining Problems, of the American 

Revolution. St. Clarisville: Heaton and Gressinger, 1841. 

Gardner, Daniel. A Treatise on Political Economy as Applied to Peace and War, and Their Effects 

upon National Prosperity. Troy: Printed by Kemble & Hooper, 1833. 

Plain Facts and Considerations: Addressed to the People of the United States, without Distinction of 

Party, in Favor of James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, for President, and John C. Breckinridge, of 

Kentucky, for Vice President, by an American Citizen. Boston: Brown, Bazin, and Company, 

1856.


An Examination of the Question, Now in Discussion between the American and British Governments, 

Concerning the Right of Search. By an American. Paris: H. Fournier. 

Speech of the Hon. C. P. Van Ness, Delivered at the Late Democratic Convention at Woodstock, 

Vermont, and Published by the Request of the State Committee. Burlington: Printed at the 

Sentinel Office, 1840. 

Address to the People of Tennessee, by the Whig Convention, Which Assembled at Knoxville, On 

Monday, the 10th of February, 1840. Knoxville: Jas. C. Moses and Company, 1840. 

Kendall, Amos. Secession. Letters of Amos Kendall; Also, His Letters to Colonel Orr and President 

Buchanan. Washington: Henry Polkinhorn, 1861. 

(vol. 47) 

Proceedings & Speeches at a Public Meeting of the Friends of the Union, in the City of Baltimore, Held 

at the Maryland Institute, on Thursday Evening, January 10, 1861. Baltimore: John D. Toy, 

1861. 

Short, H. Letter from H. Short, of Carroll, to Hon. J.P. Benjamin,..The Dred Scott Case, &c., Who 

Deserted the National Democratic Platform? "Who Denied the Bargain?" s.l.: Lake Providence 

Herald Print, 1860. 

The Agitation of Slavery. Who Commenced! and Who Can End It!! Buchanan and Fillmore 

Compared from the Record. Washington: Union Office, 1856. 

Sovereign Rights of the States. A Reply to the Consolidation & Force Doctrines of the Whigs...by 

Justinian of South Carolina. s.l.: s.n. 

In the Senate of the U.S. June 26, 1846. Mr. Calhoun Made the Following Report (to Accompany 

Bill S. No. 216). s.l.: s.n, 1846. 

Outlines of the Life & Public Services, Civil & Military, of William Henry Harrison, of Ohio. 

Washington: Thomas Allen, Madisonian Office, 1840. 

Fifty Reasons Why Henry Clay Should Not Be President of the U.S. No. 8. s.l.: s.n. 

The Bankrupt Law. No. 4. s.l.: s.n. 

The Great Fraud upon the Public Credulity in the Organization of the Republican Party upon the 

Ruins of the Whig Party... Washington: Union Office, 1856.


The Dangers of Electing an Incompetent Man President. The Galphin Case! Facts for the People of All 

Parties. s.l.: s.n. 

The Radical, in Continuation of the Working Man's Advocate. No. 12, Vol. II. Jan. 1844. 

The Slavery of Poverty: A Dialogue between a Northern Abolitionist and a Southern Slaveholder. s.l.: 

s.n. 

Cheves, Hon. Langdon. Letter of the Hon. Langdon Cheves, to the Editors of the Charleston 

Mercury, Sept. 11, 1844. s.l.: s.n, 1844. 

Letter from the Hon. James Alfred Pearce; Letter from the Hon. Thomas G. Pratt' Speech of the Hon. 

Isaac D. Jones; Speech of the Hon. John W. Crisfield. Washington: s.n., 1856. 

Brown, Aaron V. Letter of Aaron V. Brown to His Constituents of the 10th Congressional District 

of the State of Tennessee. September, 1842. s.l.: s.n. 

Mr. Clay's Declaration of Principles & Measures for General Harrison's Administration, Reviewed in 

a Letter from Mr. Senator Allen of Ohio, to T.J. Morgan, Chairman of the Young Men's State 

Central Cmte. of Ohio. Washington: s.n., July 23, 1842. 

Tariff Doctrine. Published by Order of the "Whig Congressional Executive Committee." s.l.: s.n. 

Messrs. Polk, Clay, and the Tariff. s.l.: s.n. 

To the Friends of Texas. The Annexation of Texas--the War on Texas by Henry Clay and by Mexico. 

s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Shreve, Henry M. Rep. No. 369 to Accompany Bill H.R. No. 282 February 28, 1836. s.l.: s.n., 

1836. 

Morton, Marcus. Address of his Excellency Marcus Morton, to the Two Branches of the Legislature, 

on the Organization of the Government, for the Political Year Commencing January 1, 1840. Boston: 

Dutton & Wentworth, 1840. 

Owen, Robert Dale. Address of the Democratic Convention of 1840. Together with an Abstract of 

the Proceedings. (Address to the People of Indiana). s.l.: s.n., 1840. 

Address of J.C. Alford, William C. Dawson, Richard W. Haversham, Thos. Butler King, E.A. 

Nesbit, and Lott Warren, Representatives from the State of Georgia, in the 26th Congress of the U.S., 

to their Constituents. May 27, 1840. s.l.: s.n., 1840.


A Little of Every Thing: or, Short Notes for the Consideration of the People, Before They Vote in 

October Next!! s.l.: s.n. 

Proceedings of the Democratic State Convention Held in Columbus, Ohio, on the 7th and 8th Days of 

January, 1842; Including an Address the People of Ohio. Columbus: S. & M. H. Medary, 1842. 

Albany Argus Extra. The Voice of the People, and the Facts, in Relation to the Rejection of Martin 

Van Buren, by the U.S. Senate. Albany: Packard and Van Benthuysen, 1832. 

Address and Resolves of the Democratic Members of the Massachusetts Legislature of 1838, with a 

Sketch of Some Debates. s.l.: s.n, 1838. 

An Historical, Geographical, and Statistical Account of the Island of Candia, of Ancient Crete. By the 

American Minister at Paris. Richmond: Thomas W. White, 1839. 

Atkinson, James. Facts for the Laboring Man: by a Laboring Man. Newport: s.n., 1840. 

POST OFFICE & C 

(vol. 28) 

Report of the Postmaster General, December 1, 1857. s.l.: s.n., 1857. 

Report of the Postmaster General, December 3, 1859. s.l.: s.n., 1859. 

The Laws Regulating the Post Office Department; Omitting the Portions Superseded, or Repealed or 

Enacted for a Temporary Purpose. With Notes Referenced, and an Index. Washington: W.D. 

Wallach, 1855. 

Leech, D.D.T. List of Post Offices in the United States, with the Names of Postmasters, on the 13th 

of July, 1857. Also, the Regulations and Laws of the Post Office Department. Compiled from the 

Records of the Post Office Department. Washington: John C. Rives, 1857. 

The Postal Laws, as Now in Force, Classified by Subjects. Also, the Regulations of the Post Office 

Department. s.l.: s.n. 

Report of the Secretary of the Interior, November 30, 1860. s.l.: s.n, 1860.


Journal of the Senate of the United States of America, Being the First Session of the Twenty-Seventh 

Congress, begun and held at the City of Washington, May 31, 1841, and in the Sixty-sixth Year of 

the Independence of the Said United States. Washington: Thomas Allen, 1841. 

Mandamus Case. Letter of the Postmaster General & Opinion of the Attorney General in Reference 

to the Power of the Circuit Court for D.C. to Control Executive Officers of the U.S. in the Performance 

of their Official Duties: Also, an Exposition of the Reasons of the Postmaster General for Refusing to 

Execute a Part of the Award of the Solicitor in Messrs Stockton, Stokes and Others. Washington: 

Blair & Rives, 1837. 

SERMONS 

(vol. 40) 

Slicer, Henry. A Discourse, in which is Considered the History, Character, Causes, and Consequences 

of Duels, with the Means of Prevention. Washington: s.n., 1838. 

Bryan, Edward B. An Address before the Philolexian Society. Alexandria: Southern 

Churchman Office, 1844. 

Dunlap, Andrew. An Oration Delivered at the Request of the Washington Society, at the City of 

Boston, July 4, 1832. Boston: True & Greene, 1832. 

Colton, Walter. Remarks on Duelling. New York: Jonathan Leavitt, 1828. 

Home Evangelization in Connecticut. s.l.: s.n., 1857. 

Vie et Doctrine ou 325 et 1857...Par M. Merle D'Aubigne. Geneve: Jules Gme Fick, 1858. 

Report of Colportage in Va., N.C., and S.C., for the Year Ending March 1, 1855. s.l.: s.n, 1855. 

Publications of the American Tract Society, July 1857. s.l: published at the Society's House, 

1857. 

Proceedings of the Temperance Union, D.C. with the 1st Annual Report of the Board of Managers. To 

which is Added an Appendix, Showing the Origin and Evils of Intemperance in the District of 

Columbia. Washington: Peter Force, 1835.


A Letter of the Celebrated John Foster to a Young Minister, on the Duration of Future 

Punishment...and an Earnest Appeal to the American Tract Society in Regard to the Character of Its 

Publications. 2nd Ed. Boston: Phillips, Sampson, and Company, 1849. 

Address of Elusha Whittlesey, Delivered at a Meeting of the Whittlesey Family, which Convened at 

Saybrook, Conn. Sept. 20, 1855. Washington: s.n., 1855. 

Sunderland, Rev. Byron. Discourse to Young Ladies. Sermon. Washington: Cornelius Wendell, 

1857. 

Moore, Rev. Asher. Slander Rebuked. A Discourse, Delivered in the City Hall, Hartford, Conn. 

on Sunday Evening, Feb. 25th, 1838. Hartford: John B. Eldredge, 1838. 

Butler, Rev. C.M. D.D. Auxiliary E.K.S., the Road to Rome. A Sermon Preached at the 

Anniversary Meeting of the Auxiliary Evangelical Knowledge Society...October 29, 1860. s.l.: 

Theological Seminary of VA., 1860. 

Butler, Rev. C.M. D.D. Republican Loyalty: a Discourse Delivered on Thanksgiving Day, 

November 29, 1860... Washington: Henry Polkinhorn, 1860. 

Sunderland, Rev. Byron. An Appeal for the Orphans. Sermon, Delivered February 8, 1857. 

Washington: W.M. Morrison, 1857. 

French, Sir B.B. Eulogy on the Life & Character of Sir Oliver Whittlesey...By Sir B.B. French, 

Grand Commander. Washington: Henry Polkinhorn, 1856. 

Morsell, Rev. Joshua. Teachings of the Past. A Discourse Delivered in the Hall of the House of 

Representatives, on the First Sabbath of January, 1859. Washington: Thomas McGill, 1859. 

Guide to Christian Perfection. Vol.II, No.9, March 1841. 

Samson, G. W. A Discourse on the Law of Humanity to the Destitute & Dependent: 

Delivered in Behalf of the Washington City Orphan Asylum, Feb. 12, 1854. Washington: 

H. Polkinhorn 1854. 

Maxcy, Virgil. A Discourse before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Brown University. Delivered Sept. 4, 

1833. Boston: Lilly, Wait, Colman, and Holden, 1833. 

Sanborn, Edwin D. An Address, Delivered by Request of the Student of Dartmonth College, at 

Hanover, N.H., Sept. 5, 1850, on the Occasion of the Death of Gen. A. Taylor, Late President of the 

U.S. Hanover: Dartmouth Press, 1850.


Reese, Rev. Levi R. A Funeral Address, Delivered Feb. 27th, 1838, Before the Congress of the 

U.S., on the Occasion of the Death of the Hon. Jonathan Cilley. Washington: Jacob Gideon, Jr., 

1838. 

CHRIST, COLOMB. & CHARCOAL SKETCHES 

(vol. 42) 

Neal, Joseph C. Charcoal Sketches; or, Scenes in Metropolis. With Illustrations. Philadelphia: 

Getz, Buck & Co., 1837. 

Voyages et Aventuets de Christophe Colomb Traduit de l'Anglais de Washington Irving par Paul 

Merrau. Tours, Ad Mama et Cie. Imprimeurs-Libraire, 1844. 

HOME IS HOME 

(vol. 43) 

Home is Home. A Domestic Tale. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1851. 

SPEECHES ON TARIFF & C 

(vol. 11) 

Speech of Mr. Preston King, of New York, on the Tariff. Washington: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Hubard, of Virginia, on the Tariff. Washington: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of R. Ducan, of Ohio, on the Tariff. Washington: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Murphy, of New York, on the Tariff. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Leonard, of New York, on the Tariff. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. McDuffie, of S. Carolina, on the Tariff. Washington: The Globe Office, 1844. 

Remarks of Mr. Kennedy, of Indiana. s.l.: s.n., 1843. 

Speech of Mr. Tibbatts, of Kentucky. s.l.: s.n., 1844.


Speech of Mr. J.A. Wright, of Indiana. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Wright, of New York. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Hon. Charles Atherton, of New Hampshire. s.l.: s.n., 1841. 

Speech of Mr. Atherton, of New Hampshire. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Remarks of Mr. Rathbun, of New York. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Brodhead, of Pennsylvania. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Bates, of Mass. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Reply of Mr. Evans, of Maine. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Woodbury, of New Hampshire. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Boyd, of Kentucky. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Weller, of Ohio. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Dunlap, of Maine. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Smith, of New York. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Slidell, of Louisiana. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Choate, of Mass. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Pollock, of Penn. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Caldwell, of Kentucky. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Owen, of Indiana. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. McDowell, of Ohio. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Phleps, of Vermont. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Hon. Reynolds, of Ill. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Brinkerhoff, of Ohio. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Grinnell, of Mass. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Stephens, of Georgia. s.l.: s.n., 1844.


Speech of Mr. Belser, of Alabama. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Benton, of Missouri. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Buffington, of Penn. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Hardin, of Illinois. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Collamer, of Vermont. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Brodhead, of Penn. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. M'Ilvaine, of Penn. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Ramsey, of Penn. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Colquitt, of Georgia. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Wethered, of Md. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Burke, of N.H. s.l.: s.n. 

Speech of S. Wright, of New York. s.l.: s.n. 

Speech of Mr. Stewart, of Penn. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Simmons, of R.I. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Chappell, Absolam H. To the People of Georgia. Washington: 1844. 

Reply of John Davis…on the Reduction of Wages...Washington: s.n., 1840.


(vol. 12) 

Report No. 461. s.l.: s.n. 

Tariff Doctrine. s.l.: s.n. 

Clay and Polk on the Tariff Question. s.l.: s.n. 

Speech of Mr. Atherton, of New Hampshire. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Bates, of Mass. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Benton, of Missouri. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Brinkerhoff, of Ohio. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Caldwell, of Kentucky. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Colquitt, of Georgia. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Duncan, of Ohio. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Dunlap, of Maine. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Dickey, of Penn. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Reply of John Davis, of Mass. s.l.: s.n., 1840. 

Speech of George Evans, of Maine. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Hubbard, of Va. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Preston King, of N.Y. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Leonard, of N.Y. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Murphy, of N.Y. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Edw. Morris, of Penn. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. G. Marsh, of Vt. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. McDuffie, of S. Carolina. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. McDowell, of Ohio. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Steenrod, of Va. s.l.: s.n., 1844.


Speech of Mr. Rathburn, of N.Y. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Stephens, of Georgia. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Caleb Smith, of Indiana. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Slidell, of Louisiana. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. A. Smith, of N.Y. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Weller, of Ohio. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Woodbury, of N.H. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of Mr. Wright, of Indiana. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Speech of the Hon. E. Shepley, of Maine. s.l.: s.n., 1834. 

Address of the Democratic Convention of 1840. s.l.: s.n. 

Speech of Louis Wigfall. s.l.: s.n., 1860. 

Speech of Hon. J. Clemens. s.l.: s.n., 1860. 

Speech of T.W. Bartley, of Richland. s.l.: s.n., 1843. 

Speech of the Hon. S.W. Downs, of La. s.l.: s.n., 1840. 

Speech of Mr. Bayly, of Accomack. s.l.: s.n., 1840. 

Mr. Wilkin's Address to the People of Penn. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Address to the People of Farquier County, Va. s.l.: s.n. 

Address of Marcus Morton, 1840 House...No. 9. s.l.: s.n.


Address to the People of Indiana. s.l.: s.n., 1840. 

Address of Wm. Smith. s.l.: s.n., 1839. 

Speech by R. Exell. s.l.: s.n., 1840. 

Address to the People of Fauquier County, Va. s.l.: s.n., 1840. 

Review of the Speech by H. Otis. Boston: s.n., 1831. 

(vol. 13) 

Speeches in Congress on Miscellaneous Subjects. 1840-1847. Washington. Contents listed on 

back page. 

(vol. 14) 

Speeches Published around 1844. 

TELEGRAPHIC 

(vol. 7) 

Circular for the Stockholders of the Washington and New Orleans Telegraph Company Washington, 

January 8, 1855. s.l.: s.n. 

To the Stockholders of the New Orleans and Ohio Telegraph Company. s.l.: s.n. 

Proceedings of the Stockholders of the New Orleans and Ohio Telegraph Company at their Annual 

Meeting, in May 1853. Louisville: s.n., 1853. 

Proceedings of the Stockholders of the New Orleans and Ohio Telegraph Company, in February. 

Frankfort: s.n., 1851. 

Treasurer's Report to the Stockholders and Board of Control of the New Orleans and Ohio Telegraph 

Co. Frankfort: s.n., 1849. 

Kendall, Amos. Morse's Telegraph. Argument of Amos Kenadall in Support of Morse's Patent for 

the American Electro Magnetic Telegraph Statement of the Directors of the York and Cumberland 

Railroad Co. upon the Removal of F.O.J. Smith, From the Office of President of Said Company. 

Portland: s.n., 1851. 

An Address to the Stockholders of the Washington and New Orleans Telegraph Company... 

Washington: s.n., 1853.


American Electro--Magnetic Telegraph: A Brief Review of the Arguments Used Against the Patents 

Granted to Professor S.F.B. Morse. Washington: s.n., 1850. 

The National Telegraph Review and Operator's Companion. Vol., 1, July, 1853, No. 2. 

Decision in the Supreme Court of the United States. On the Patents of Prof. Morse... s.l.: s.n. 

In the Matter of the Application of Samuel F.B. Morse, For an Extension for Seven Years of Letters 

Patent Granted to him June 20, 1840, Reissued Jan. 15, 1846, Again Reissued June 13, 1848, for 

the Electro-Magnetic Recording Telegraph. Argument in Favor of Extension. Washington: John T. 

& Lem. Towers, 1854. 

The Electric Telegraph. Argument of S.P. Chase, before the Supreme Court. Case of O'Reilly etc., vs. 

S.F.B. Morse etc. on Appeal from the Circuit Court for the District of Kentucky. New York: Baker, 

Godwin & Co., 1853. 

Mann, Donald, Ed. American Telegraphic Magazine. Vol. I, No. q, Oct., 1852. New York: 

s.n., 1852. 

Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. Established under Arrangements of Henry O'Reilly. 1848-52. 

Monroe, Ben. Reports of Selected Cases Argued and Decided in the Circuit and District Courts of 

the U.S. for the Kentucky District. Frankfort: s.n., 1848. 

Incorporation, By-Laws, History, Reports and Finance Statements of the St. Louis and New Orleans 

Telegraph Company. Also, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting for 1852, Held at Paducah, Ky. St. 

Louis: s.n., 1852. 

Letter & c. to the Stockholders to the N.O. 70. Telegraph Company. Marietta, June 5, 1852. T.C.H. 

Smith, Pres. s.l.: s.n, 1852. 

Shaffner's Telegraphic Companion, Devoted to the Science and Art of the Morse American Telegraph. 

Vol. 1, No. 1, Jan., 1854. 

Shaffner's Compound Telegraph Tariff Scale. U.S., Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and 

Prince Edward Island. Vol. 1, No. 1, Jan. 1854. 

Shaffner's Telegraph Companion, Devoted to the Science and Art of the Morse American Telegraph. 

Vol 1, No. 5, May, 1854.


MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY 

(vol. 8) 

Articles of Association...Magnetic Telegraph Company, Office Regulations...Stockholders and Board of 

Directors. New York: Chatterton and Crist, 1847. 

Exposition. Of Sundry Matters Connected with the Affairs of the Magnetic Telegraph Company. s.l.: 

s.n., 1846. 

(vol. 9) 

Special Meeting of the Directors of the Magnetic Telegraph Company. Vol. II. Baltimore: s.n., 1852. 

Slated and Quarterly Meetings. 

(vol. 65) 

American Telegraph Magazine. Vol. 1 no. 1, October, 1852. New York: s.n., 1852. 

Schaffner's Telegraph Companion. Vol. II, No. 1. s.l.: s.n, January, 1855. 

Schaffner's Telegraph Companion. Vol. II, No. 2, s.l.: s.n., April, 1855. 

The National Telegraphy Review. Vol. I, No. 3, s.l.: s.n., October, 1853. 

The National Telegraphy Review. Vol. I, No. 4, s.l.: s.n., January, 1854. 

MISCELLANEOUS 

(vol. 29) 

First Annual Report of the Board of Directors of the United States' Mining Company. August, 1835. 

Fredericksburg: Arena Printing Office, 1835. 

A Synopsis of Geological Facts and Reasonings. s.l.: s.n. 

Historical Sketch, of the Discovery and of the Produce, of the American Mines of Gold & Silver to the 

Year 1810. Written in South America, by a Citizen of the U.S., then Resident there. And in the Year 

1826, With a View to an Enquiry into the Nature & Value of Money, & to a New System of 

Public Finance. Georgetown: Printed for the Publisher, 1834.


Reid, Wm. W. M.D. A Disquisition on the Chemical Agents & Agencies Employed in Tanning 

Leather: With Directions for the Application of Hibbards's Patent Process. Rochester: Shepard & 

Greves, 1850. 

The Maynard Breech-Loading and Self-Priming Rifle, and Shot Gun. s.l.: s.n, 1860. 

A Brief Sketch of the Plan & Advantages of Sectional Floating Dry Dock, Combined With a 

Permanent Stone Basin & Platform & Connected with Level Bedways, Sliding Ways, and Housed 

Slips, For Rearing, Launching, & Laying Up in Ordinary, the Ships of the U.S. Navy. New York: 

P. Miller, 1845. 

A Brief Sketch of the Plan & Advantages of a Sectional Floating Dry Dock, Combined With a 

Permanent Stone Basin & Platform, and Connected with Level Bedways, Sliding Ways, & Housed 

Slips, For Repairing, Launching, & Laying Up in Ordinary the Ships of the U.S. Navy. New York: 

Printed by Jared W. Bell, 1844. 

Catalogue of the Thirty-First Annual Exhibition of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 

Chestnut Street Above Tenth. Founded A.D. 1806. Philadelphia: T.K. and P.G. Collins, 1854. 

Report of the Select Committee of the Senate of Pennsylvania, in Relation to the Bridge across the Ohio 

River to Wheeling, Virginia. Harrisburg: J.M.G. Lescure, 1850. 

Report of the Twenty-Third Exhibition of American Manufactures, Held in the City of Philadelphia, 

from the 18th of October, to the 3rd of November, 1853, by the Franklin Institute, of the State of 

Pennsylvania, for the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts. With the Address of George Harding, Esq. s.l.: 

s.n. 

Harding, George, Esq. Address Delivered before the Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania, 

for the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts, at the Close of the Twenty-Second Exhibition of American 

Manufactures. s.l.: s.n. 

Journal of the American Institute. Vol. I, No. I. New York: s.n., October, 1835. 

A Comprehensive Account of the Enterprise of Prince Charles Edward Stuart, Commonly Called "The 

Young Pretender": to Recover the British Throne for his Father. Tr. from French by John T. Moore. 

Georgetown: John T. Crow, Print--Advocate Office, 1843. 

Evidence Submitted in the Claim of W.R. Glover, Thos. W. Mather and Associates, Against the 

Government of the United States, before the United States Court of Claims. Washington: Henry 

Polkinhorn, 1858.


An Act to Enable Peter Cooper to Found a Scientific Institution in the City of New York. s.l.: s.n. 

(vol. 30) 

A Sketch of the Claims of Sundry American Citizens on the Government of the U.S. for Indemnity, 

For Depredations Committed on their Property by the French, (Prior to the 30th of Sept., 1800), 

Which Were Acknowledged by France, and Voluntarily Surrendered to her by the U.S., For a 

Valuable National Consideration, in the Convention of that Date. By a Citizen of Baltimore. 

Baltimore: Robert Geddes, 1826. 

Opinion of the Attorney General on So Much of the Act to Remodel the Diplomatic and Consular 

Systems of the U.S., Approved March 1, 1855, Amendatory There of, as Relates to Diplomatic 

Agents. Washington: A.O.P. Nicholson, 1855. 

First Annual Report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, for the State of Indiana, to the 

General Assembly. Dec., 1852. Indianapolis: J.P. Chapman, 1853. 

Annual Report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. Office of Superintendent of Public 

Instruction, Ann Arbor, December, 1844. Legislative Jt. Doc. No. 5. s.l.: s.n., 1844. 

Public Exercises at the Laying of the Corner Stone of the People's College, at Havana, N.Y. Thursday, 

Sept. 2nd, A.D. 1858. New York: John F. Trow, 1858. 

Twelfth Annual Report of the Condition of the Common Schools, to the City of Cincinnati. Rendered 

June 29, 1841. By the Board of Trustees and Visitors, Accompanied by the Report of the Board of 

Examiners & Inspectors, & Subsequent Proceedings of the Council. Cincinnati: Daily Republican 

Office, 1841. 

Twenty-Third Annual Report of the Trustees & Visitors of Common Schools, to the City Council of 

Cincinnati, for the School Year Ending June 30, 1852. Cincinnati: From the Press of the 

Cincinnati Gazette Company, 1852. 

Purrington, Hon. T. Report on Capital Punishment, Made to the Maine Legislature in 1836, by 

Hon. T. Purrington. 3rd Edition. Washington: Gideon & Co., 1852. 

Liever, Francis. A Popular Essay on Subjects of Penal Law, and on Uninterrupted Solitary 

Confinement at Labor, as Contradistinguished to Solitary Confinement at Night and Joint Labor by 

Day, in a Letter to John Bacon, Esq. President of the Philadelphia Society for Alleviating the Miseries 

of Public Prisons. Philadelphia: Published by Order of the Society, 1838. 

The Dudley Observatory and the Scientific Council. Statement of the Trustees. Albany: Van 

Banthuysen, 1858.


The Tehuantepec Route. From the Memphis Appeal of July 7, 1858. Important Letters from the 

Postmaster General. Washington: Post Office Dept., May 24, 1858. 

Stickney, William. Argument. (Made before Court of Claims in Glover & Mathers case). s.l.: s.n. 

Supplement to the General Instructions to Consuls and Commercial Agents of the U.S., Issued by 

Direction of the Dept. of State. Washington: R.A. Waters, 1853. 

(vol. 32) 

Appendix to the Annual Report of the Superintendent of Common Schools, in the State of Maine, for 

the Year 1856: Containing Statistical Tables, Stereotype Plates of... Augusta: Fuller and Fuller, 

Printers. 

U.S. Congress, House. Report on the Abolition of Capital Punishment. Boston: Dutton and 

Wentworth, 1837. 

Third Annual Report of the Superintendent of Common Schools of the State of Maine, for the Year 

1856, With an Appendix. Augusta: Fuller and Fuller, 1857. 

Boardman, H.A. D.D. The New Doctrine of Intervention, Tried by the Teachings of Washington: 

An Address Delivered in the Tenth Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, on Monday and Tuesday 

Evenings, the 23rd and 24th of February, 1852. Philadelphia: Lippincott, Grambo, and Co., 

1852. 

Third Annual Report of the Superintendent of Common Schools of the State of Maine, for the Year 

1856, with an Appendix. Augusta: Fuller & Fuller, 1857. 

Reports on the Abolition of Capital Punishment. House Doc. No. 4.Reprinted by Order of the House 

of Representatives, from the Legislative Documents of 1835 and 1836. Boston: Dutton & 

Wentworth, 1837. 

(vol. 33) 

Kendall, Amos. A Letter to the Hon. George E. Badger, in Relation to the Claim of A. & J. E. 

Kendall Against the U.S., for Certain Wrongs Done Them, with an Appendix. Washington: Buell 

& Blanchard, 1852. 

Argument of Mr. St. Geo. T. Campbell, Delivered July 27, 1853, before the Supreme Court of 

Pennsylvania, in Support of the Constitutionality of Laws Authorizing Subscriptions by Municipal 

Corporations to the Stock of Works of Internal Improvement. Philadelphia: Inquirer Book Press, 

1853.


Laws of the U.S. Relative to Naturalization. Washington: A.O.P. Nicholson, 1854. 

Rules and Regulations of the Glenwood Cemetery, and the Act of Incorporation. Washington: s.n., 

1854. 

An Act to Remodel the Diplomatic & Consular Systems of the U.S., Approved March 3, 1855, 

Amendatory Thereof. Washington: A.O.P. Nicholson, 1855. 

Catalogue of E.H. Butler and Co.'s Publications, with the Retail Prices Attached. On Sale by the 

Principal Booksellers. Philadelphia: No. 137 South Fourth St., 1858. 

Instructions & Forms to be Observed by Persons Applying to the Pension Office for Bounty Land 

Under the Act of September 28, 1850... Washington: A.O.P. Nicholson, 1855. 

Rules of Practice of the Court of Claims of the U.S., the Act of Congress Establishing the Court, and 

the Names of the Commissioners Appointed by the Court to Take Testimony. Washington: A. O. P. 

Nicholson, 1855. 

In the Circuit Court of the U.S. for the 2nd Circuit, and Southern District of N.Y. In Equity. 

between Albert G. Sloo, Complaintant, & Geo. Law, Marshall O. Roberts, Prosper M. Wetmore, 

Edwin Crosswell, and Bowes R. McIlvane, Defendants. Daniel D. Lord, Solicitor of Complainant. 

New York: McSpedon & Baker, 1849. 

An Account of the Smithsonian Institution, Presented to the American Association for the 

Advancement of Education, at Its Annual Meeting, Held in Pittsburgh, Pa., August 10th, 1853, by 

Professor Joseph Henry, LL.D., Sec'y. of the Smithsonian Institution, Washington. Newark: A. 

Stephen Holbrook, 1854. 

(vol. 48) 

Letter of William T. Barry, Postmaster General, to the House of Representatives of the U.S.; Reviewing 

the Report of the Select Cmte. of that House, Appointed to Investigate the Affairs of the Post Office 

Dept. March 2, 1835. Washington: Blair and Rives, 1835. 

Parker, Joel. A Charge to the Grand Jury, Upon the Importance of Maintaining the Supremacy of the 

Laws; With a Brief Sketch of the Character of Wm. M. Richardson, Late Chief Justice of the Superior 

Court of New-Hampshire. Concord: Marsh, Capen, & Lyon, 1838. 

Junius. The Crisis of the Country. Philadelphia: T.K. & P. G. Collins. 

Smith, Francis O.J. A Letter Relating to the Administration and Present Condition of the Post 

Office Dept. of the U.S., under the Hon. Wm. T. Barry, Postmaster General. Portland: I. Berry 

and Co., 1835.


Report on the Subject of Domestic Slavery. Senate No. 37, Feb. 1839. s.l.: s.n, 1836. 

The Past, Present and Future of the City of Cairo, in North America: With Reports, Estimates, and 

Statistics. By a Cmte. of the Shareholders, September 29, 1858. Portland: Brown Thurston, 1858. 

Circular. Engineers' Reports and Other Documents Relating to the Cairo City Property, at the 

Confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, Illinois. Cairo: Printed for the Trustees, 1848. 

Cairo. s.l.: s.n., 1858. 

Jones, Wm. Carey. To the American Public. Letters Re Colonel Benton and His Contemporaries. 

Washington: s.n., September 6, 1858. 

Circular. Engineers' Reports and Other Documents Relating to the Cairo City Property at the 

Confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, Illinois. New York: H. Cogswell, 1847. 

Rules of Practice of the Court of Claims of the U.S., the Act of Congress Establishing the Court, and 

the Names of the Commissioners Appointed by the Court to Take Testimony. Washington: A.O.P. 

Nicholson, 1855. 

Congressional Directory for the Second Session of the 35th Congress of the United States of America. 

First Ed. Washington: s.n., 1859. 

Report of the Organization Committee of the Smithsonian Institution... Washington: Blair and 

Rives, 1847. 

(vol. 50) 

Liebig, Justus. Chemistry in its Application to Agriculture and Physiology. Philadelphia: T.B. 

Peterson, 1849. 

Lord, Joseph L. and Henry C. Lord. "A Defence of Dr. Charles T. Jackson's Claims to the 

Discovery of Etherization". Boston: Office of Littell's Living Age, 1846. 

Discovery by the Late Dr. Horace Wells of the Applicability of Nitrous Oxyd Gas, Sulphuric Ether 

and other Vapors. Hartford: Press of Case, Tiffany & Co., 1850. 

The Flushing Farmer and Silk Culturalist; A Monthly Periodical. vol. 1, no. 1, March, 1839. 

New York: James Van Norden, 1839.


National Silk Convention, Baltimore, December 11, 1838. (Journal of the American Silk Society, 

and Rural Economist, vol. 1, no. 1, January, 1839). 

Morton, William T. "On the Physiological Effects of Sulphuric Ether, and its Superiority to 

Chloroform". Boston: David Clapp, 1850. 

Portable Gas Apparatus, for the Use of Private Dwellings, Public and Private Schools, Colleges, 

Churches, Hotels, Watering Places, Factories, Foundries, Country... Baltimore: John W. Woods, 

1854. 

R. Hoe & Co. Manufactures of Single and Double Cylinder and Type-Revolving Printing Machines, 

Washington and Smith Hand Presses... New York: William Van Norden, 1851. 

Reply of William A. M'Dowell to Dr. Yandell's Rejoinder, in a Controversy Relative to Cure of 

Consumption. Louisville: Prentice & Weissinger, 1844. 

Report Addressed by the Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries to Its British and American Members. 

Copenhagen: J.D. Qvist, 1836. 

Review of the Pamphlet of William Judson, (Attorney of Charles Goodyear,) Reviewing John Rider's 

Gutta Percha Patent of 1852, Now Owned by the North American Gutta Percha... New York: 

Narine & Co., 1854. 

Mutter, Thomas D. "The Salt Sulphur Springs, Monroe County, Va.". Philadelphia: T.K. & 

P.G. Collins, 1840. 

(vol. 51) 

The American Polytechnic Journal; A Monthly Periodical devoted to Science, Mechanic Arts, and 

Agriculture. Vol. I, January to June, 1853. s.l.: s.n, 1853. 

(vol. 52) 

The American Polytechnic Journal; A Monthly Periodical devoted to Science, Mechanic Arts, and 

Agriculture. Vol. II, July to December, 1853. s.l.: s.n., 1853. 

(vol. 53) 

American Quarterly Review. Vol. 8, No. 15, September & December, 1830. Philadelphia: 

Carey & Lea, 1830.


American Quarterly Review. Vol. 8, No. 16, December, 1830. Philadelphia: Carey & Lea, 

1830. 

American Quarterly Review. Vol. 9, No. 17, March, 1831. Philadelphia: Carey & Lea, 1831. 

American Quarterly Review. Vol. 9, No. 18, June, 1831. Philadelphia: Carey & Lea, 1831. 

(vol. 54) 

American Quarterly Review. Vol. 9, No. 17, March, 1831. Philadelphia: Carey & Lea, 1831. 

American Quarterly Review. Vol. 9, No. 18, June, 1831. Philadelphia: Carey & Lea, 1831. 

(vol. 55) 

American Quarterly Review. Vol. 10, No. 20, September, 1831. Philadelphia: Carey & Lea, 

1831. 

American Quarterly Review. Vol. 10, No. 21 December, 1831. Philadelphia: Carey & Lea, 

1831. 

(vol. 56) 

The United States Magazine and Democratic Review. Vol. 4, No. 31 July, 1840. Washington: 

Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1840. 

The United States Magazine and Democratic Review. Vol. 4, No. 32 August, 1840. Washington: 


The United States Magazine and Democratic Review. Vol. 4, No. 33 September, 1840. 

Washington: Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1840. 

The United States Magazine and Democratic Review. Vol. 4, No. 34 October, 1840. 


The United States Magazine and Democratic Review. Vol. 4, No. 35 November, 1840. 


The United States Magazine and Democratic Review. Vol. 4, No. 36 December, 1840. 

Washington: Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1840.


(vol. 57) 

The United States Magazine and Democratic Review. Vol. 5, No. 13, January, 1839. 


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The United States Magazine and Democratic Review. Vol. 6, No. 19, July, 1839. Washington: 


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The United States Magazine and Democratic Review. Vol. 6, No. 20, August, 1839. Washington: 


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Washington: Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1839.


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The United States Magazine and Democratic Review. Vol. 7, No. 25, January, 1840. 


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The United States Magazine and Democratic Review. Vol. 9, No. 37, July, 1841. New York: J.H. 

Langley, 1841. 

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J.H. Langley, 1841. 

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York: J.H. Langley, 1841. 

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