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Jennings, E. Hints on sea-risks; containing some
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Jennings, L. J. Eighty years of republican govern-
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Jennings, R. Cattle and their diseases; embracing
their history and breeds, crossing and breed-
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The horse and his diseases; his history and
varieties, breeding, and management, and
vices. Ph., 1860
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Sheep, swine, and poultry; the history and
varieties of each; the best modes of breeding;
their feeding and management. Ph., 1864

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Jephson, R. The court of Narbonne. D. L. T. v. 3
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Jerdan, W. Autobiography; with his literary,
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Men I have known. L., 1866
Jeremie, J. A. See Hinds, S., et al.
Jeremy, H. Law of carriers, innkeepers, warehouse-
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Jermyn, J. Book of English epithets; with ele-
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L., 1849. 8°
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Jerningham. H. E. H. Life in a French chateau.
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Jerome, C. History of the American clock business
for the past sixty years; with autobiography.
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Jérome, G. C. A. Pigault-Lebrun

Cockburn, H. T., Lord.
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Jeffrey, R. V. Woodburn
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Life of

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Jehanne la pucelle. A. Dumas
Jemison, Mary. Seaver, J. E.

Life of

Jenkin, Mrs. Č. Cousin Stella

Madame de Beaupré

A Psyche of to-day.

34-3243
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Skirmishing

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"Who breaks-pays"

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Letters on Welsh history, to which is
added many of the triads; also, a plea in be-
half of the Welsh language by John Samuel.
Ph., 1852
27-629

Jenkins, Thornton A. See Magnetism of ships.
Jenkinson, Charles. Collection of treaties between
Great Britain and other powers, from 1648 to
1783; with a discourse on the conduct of the
government of Great Britain in respect to neu-
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Jenkinson, R. Banks. See Liverpool, earl of.
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Jenner, E., life of. J. Baron
Jennings, C. The eggs of British birds; with de-
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Jerome Paturot à la recherche d'une position sociale.
L. Reybaud.
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Jerrmann, E. Pictures from St. Petersburg, trans.
from the German by F. Hardman. N. Y.,
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Jerrold, D. Adam Buff, and other men of charac-

Literary and historical memorials of London.

L., 1847. 2 v. 8°

27-635 London and its celebrities; a second series of literary and historical memorials of London. L., 1850. 2 v. 8o

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Memoirs of the court of England during the reign of the Stuarts, including the protectorate. Ph., 1840. 2 v. 27-634 Memoirs of the court of England, from the revolution in 1688 to the death of George the Second. Ph., 1843. 3 v. 27-633

Jesse, W. Life of George Brummell.

society of Jesus

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New disquisition concerning the society of

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Nicolini, G. B. History of

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Parkman, F. Jesuits in North America in 17th

century

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Pascal, B. Les provinciales

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Jevons, W. S. Coal question; an inquiry concerning the progress of the nation, and the probable exhaustion of our coal mines. L., 1865. 8° 1-225 Pure logic; or, the logic of quality apart from quantity; with remarks on Boole's system, and on the relation of logic and mathematics. 15-235 L., 1864 Serious fall in the value of gold ascertained, and its social effects set forth. L., 1863. 8° 1-186 Jew. C. Spindler 18-547,3651 Jewel, J. Works. Ed. by Rev. J. Ayre. Camb., 1847. 3 v. 80

Memoirs of the pretenders and their Ph., 1846. 2 v.

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Jewell, F. S. Grammatical diagrams defended and

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School government; a discussion of its facts, principles and their applications; with critiques upon current theories of punishment. N. Y., 1866 13-120

Johns, H. T. Life with the 49th Mass. volunteers. Pittsfield, 1864 262-573 Johns, R., and P. H. Nicolas. Naval and military heroes of Great Britain, or calendar of victory. L., 1860 272-639 Johns, V. D. The protestant episcopal pastor. [1842,] Balt. 80

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words and unverbal things, and unverbal things classified into intellections, sensations, and emotions. N. Y., 1862 22-455 Treatise on language, or the relation which words bear to things. N. Y., 1836. 8° 22-454 Physiology of the senses; or, how and what we see, hear, taste, feel, and smell. N. Y., 1856 15-243 Johnson, Miss A. C.

Iroquois; or, the bright side of Indian character. N. Y., 1855 26-327 Peasant life in Germany. N. Y., 1858 276-462 Johnson, A. J. New illustrated family atlas of the world. N. Y., 1868

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Johnson, Benj. See Jonson, Ben.
Johnson, Chas. Country lasses; a comedy. B. B. T.

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Johnson, Crisfield. One great force, the cause of gravitation, planetary motion, heat, light, electricity, magnetism, etc. Buffalo, 1868 11-339 Johnson, C. W. Farmers' encyclopædia and dietionary of rural affairs, embracing all the most recent discoveries in agricultural chemistry. Ph., 1844. 8°

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Life of Sir Edward Coke; with memoirs of his contemporaries. 2d ed. L., 1845. 2 v. 8o 30-686

Johnson, Edward. Wonder-working providence of Sions Saviour in New England. Mass. hist. col. 2d ser. 4, 7, 8. 26a-388 Johnson, Edward, M. D. Domestic practice of hydropathy. N. Y., 1856 10-328 Nuces philosophicæ; or, the philosophy of things as developed from the study of the philosophy of words. L., 1842. 80 Results of hydropathy; or, constipation not a disease of the bowels-indigestion not a disease of the stomach. N. Y., 1854 10-329 Johnson, E. F. Report to northern Pacific rail

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Essay on indigestion; or, morbid sensibility of the stomach the proximate cause of dyspepsia. L., 1836. 8° 10-209 Johnson, Joseph. Popular preachers of our time; their eloquence, ministry and works. L. 32-1431 Johnson, Joseph (of Liverpool). Report of the iron trade in Scotland and South Wales, in May, 1839. Ph., 1839. 8° No. 4, v. 6 of 1-341 Johnson, Joseph (of Charleston) Traditions and reminiscences chiefly of the American revolution in the south. Charleston, 1851. 8° 26-282 Johnson, J. B. The dog, and how to break him; with his diseases and methods of cure. 2d ed., revised and enlarged. L., 1860 20-391 Johnson, J. G. Criticism of Mr. W. B. Reed's aspersions on the character of Dr. Benjamin Rush; with an incidental consideration of General Joseph Reed's character 30-2352 Johnson, L. Elementary arithmetic. Raleigh, 1864 26-2071 Johnson, L., & Co. Book of specimens of plain and fancy printing types, borders, cuts, rules, etc., manufactured at L. Johnson & Co.'s foundry. Ph., [1865.] 4°. 21-537 Johnson, R. G. Historical account of the first settlement of Salem, in West Jersey, by John Fenwick; with many of the important events that have occurred down to the present generation. Ph., 1839

Same. B. & N. Y., 1809-12. 12 v. (Bell's poets of G. B.)

(Walsh's Br. poets)

Ph., 1825.

33-581

33-582

23-500

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Dictionary of the English language. Ph., 1818. 4 v. 8°

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Journey to the western islands of Scotland. L, 1775. 80 27b-788 Letters; with some poems never before printed. Dub., 1788. 2 v. 80 33-1223 Lives of the most eminent English poets; with critical observations on their works. Ph., 1803. 2 v. 8° 30-585 Same; with notes corrective and explanatory, by P. Cunningham. L., 1854. 3 v. 80 30-585 Rambler, the. [Br. essayists; with pref. by A. Chalmers.] B., 1856. 3 v.

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Johnson, Geo. W., F. R. H. S. British ferns popularly described, and illustrated by engravings of every species. 4th ed. L., 1864 9-87 Johnson, G. W., esq. Stranger in India; or, three years in Calcutta. L., 1843. 2 v. See Wingfield, W.

Johnson, James and J. H. The patentee's manual.

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of 30-1595 Johnson, W. A. B. Memoir of the Rev. W. A. B. Johnson, missionary of the church missionary society in Regent's town, Sierre Leone; with an introductory notice by S. H. Tyng. N. Y., 1853 30-837 Johnson, W. R. Coal trade of British America; with researches on the characters and practical values of American and foreign coals. W., 1850. 8o 6-870 Experimental inquiries respecting heat and vapor; with some practical applications No. 3, v. 2 of 1-341 Notes on the use of anthracite in the manufac ture of iron; with remarks on its evaporating power. B., 1841. 8° . 6-353 Report of experiments on the evaporative power and other properties of American coals. W., 1843. 8° No. 5, v. 5 of 1-341 Report to the navy department on American coals, applicable to steam navigation and to other purposes. W., 1844. 8° 6-869 Scientific class-book; or, a familiar introduction to the principles of physical science. Ph., 1835,6. 2 v.

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Johnston, J. D. China and Japan; a narrative of the cruise of the U. S. steam-frigate Powhatan, in 1857-60. Including an account of the Japanese embassy to the U. S. Ph., 1861 29-185 Johnston, J. E. See Topographical bureau, U. S. Johnston, J. F. W. The chemistry of common life. N. Y., 1855. 2 v. 8-33 Lectures on the applications of chemistry and geology to agriculture. N. Y., 1850 4-52 Notes on North America; agricultural, economical and social. B., 1851. 2 v. 26-215 Johnston, M. A. The ladies' college and school examiner. L., 1867 Johnston, R. Travels through part of the Russian empire and Poland. N. Y., 1816. 8° 27-94 Johnston, R. M. The English classics; a historical sketch of the literature of England. Ph., 1860 22-1108 Johnston, William. Pronouncing and spelling dictionary in which the proper sounds of English words are clearly intimated; with a gramL., 1772 22-139

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Johnston, William, M. A. England as it is, political, social, and industrial. L., 1851. 2 v. Johnston, Mrs. Experience of Richard Taylor

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18-3534 Johnstone, Augusta. Few out of thousands 18-1690 Johnstone, A. C., secret memoirs of. A. Mackenrot

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27-779 Johnstone, C. L. Bible stories and pictures for the young. 1st series. L. 32-2361 Johnstone, J. Norwegian account of Haco's expedition against Scot and, 1263, in the original Islandic, with literal English version. 1782 27-2782 Johnstone, J. B. Ben Bolt. F's S. D. v. 20~24-221 24-113 Gale Breezely. F's M. D. v. 12 The sailor of France. F's S. D. v. 20 24-221 Johnstone, M. Memoirs of the rebellion in 1745,6. Trans. from French MS. L., 1820. 4o 27-4018 Johnstone, W. G., and A. Croall. Nature-printed British sea-weeds; a history, accompanied by figures and dissections, of the algae of the British isles. L., 1859, 60. 4 v. 80 Johnstone, Mrs. Clan-Albin [or Clan-Albyn] Johonnot, J. Country school-houses. N. Y., 1859.

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Joints, diseases of. R. Barwell
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Joinville. C. Caboche.

Jolie fille de Perthe. See Saint Valentine. Jolly, Miss. Caste: a novel

My son's wife

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Jones, A. Revenue book; containing the new tariff of 1846, together with the tariff of 1842. N. Y., 1846. 80 1-143 Jones, Alexander. Historical sketch of the electric telegraph. N. Y., 1852. 8° 6-872 Jones, C. H. Memoir of William Rodman. [Ph.] 30-1968 Printed privately, 1867. 8° Jones, E. T. English system of book-keeping, by single or double entry. N. Y., 1796. 4° 1-503

Jones, G. Excursions to Cairo, Jerusalem, Damascus, and Balbec. N. Y., 1836