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Jacob (Stephen). Poetical essay, delivered at Bennington, on the anniversary of the 16th of August, 1777. 8 pp. 8°. Hartford, Watson & Goodwin, 1779.

Jacobaeus or Jacobsen (Holger). Museum regium; seu catalogus rerum tam naturalium, quam artificialium, quæ in basilica bibliothecæ Christiani v. Hafniae asservantur. 8 p. 1. 206 pp. 37 pl. fol. Hafniae, J. Schwetgen, 1696. s. Jacobi (Louis). Idées générales sur la maladie; méthodes qui en découlent; application du traitement des fièvres graves. 113 pp. 40. Strasbourg, Berger-Levrault, 1850. Jacobs (Christian Friedrich Wilhelm). The first part of [his] Latin reader adapted to Bullion's Latin grammar. By Peter Bullions. 6th ed. 336 pp. 120. New York, Pratt, Woodford & Co. 1846.

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James (Henry). Old and new theology, and the church of Christ not an ecclesiasticism.

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Janin (Jules Gabriel). Béranger et son temps. 2 v. 176 pp; 120 pp. 2 pl. 18°. Paris, Pincebourde. 1866.

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Janse (L.) Bijdrage tot het onderzoek naar de oorzaken der geslachtsverhouding bij de geboorten. viii, 171 pp. 2 pl. 8°. Middleburg, Abrahams, 1853.

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Jenkins (John). Art of writing reduced to a plain and easy system. xlviii, 68 pp. 21. 8°. Cambridge, [printed at Andover, Flagg & Gould], 1813.

Jenkins (John S.) History of political parties in the state of New York, 1783 to 1849. 2d ed. 580 pp. 120. Auburn, Alden & Parsons, 1849. Jenkins (Thornton A.), and Bache (Richard). Reports on improvements in the lighthouse system, and collateral aids to navigation. 8°. [Washington, Gov't printer, 1846.] Jennings (Isaac M. D.) The tree of life; or, human degeneracy: its nature and remedy, as based on orthopathy. 279 pp. 120. New York, Miller, Wood & Co. 1867. Jennings (James). A lecture on the history

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H. G. Ollendorff's neue methode in sechs monaten eine sprache lesen, etc. Anleitung zur erlernung der russischen sprache, etc. 3o aufl. Durchgesehen von Paul Fuchs. viii pp. 21. 669 pp. 120. Frankfurt a. M. C. Jügel, 1865.

Jogues (Isaac). Novum Belgium; description de Nieuw Netherland, et notice sur René Goupil. 44 pp. 1 map. 8°. New York, J. M. Shea, 1862.

John, of Salisbury. Opera omnia nunc primum in unum collegit et cum codicibus manuscriptis contulit J. A. Giles. 5 v. 8°. Oxonii, J. H. Parker, 184.

actions of the most famous highwaymen, murderers, street robbers, etc. with the voyages and plunders of the most noted pirates. 484 pp. 17 pl. fol. London, 1734. [Imperfect; title wanting. Also pp. 21-22; 105-6; 477-84, and plates on pp. 91, 132, 136, 188, 203, 228, 278, 372, and 483]. Johnson (Cuthbert W.) Our house and garden; what we see, and what we do not see, in them. vii, 287 pp. 120. London, W. Ridgway, 1864.

Johnson (Capt. Edward). A history of New England, from the English planting in the yeere 1628, untill the yeere 1652. [Running title: Wonderworking providence of Zion's saviour in New England.] 2 p. 1. 239 pp. sm. 4°. London, Nath. Brooke, 1654. The same. sm. 4°. London, 1658. [With GORGES (Ferdinando). America painted to the life. sm. 4°. London, 1659. Purports to be written by Gorges.]

The same. Wonder-working providence of Sion's saviour in New England. [Second title:] A history of New England. From the English planting in the yeere 1628, untill the yeere 1652. London, 1654. [Reprinted] with an historical introduction and an index by W. F. Poole. cliv, 265 pp. 1 fac-sim. sm. 4°. Andover, W. F. Draper, 1867. Johnson (Frank G. M. D.) Aid to teachers and students in natural philosophy; being the key to Dr. Johnson's philosophical charts. 60 pp. 10 pl. 12°. New York, A. Ranney, 1856.

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The Nicolson pavement, and pavements generally. 128 pp. 8°. New York, W. C. Rogers & Co. 1867. Johnson (George William). A dictionary of modern gardening. Edited, with additions, by David Landreth. 635 pp. 120. Philadelphia, Lea & Blanchard, 1847. Johnson (Henry). Introduction to logography; or, the art of arranging and composing for printing with words intire, instead of single letters. 65 pp. 8°. London, J. Walter, 1773. Johnson (L.) Specimens of printing types and ornaments. 3881. 8°. Philadelphia, 1844. s. The same. Second supplement to the specimen book of plain and fancy types cast at the type and stereotype foundry of L. Johnson. 4°. Philadelphia, L. Johnson, [1849]. s. Specimens of printing types, plain and ornamental. 382 1. 4°. Philadelphia, Johnson & Co. 1859.

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Johnson (Lorenzo D.) The spirit of Roger Williams. 94 pp. 16°. Boston, Cassady & March, 1839.

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Johnson (Mrs. M. O.) The century plant, and other poems. By the author of "Linwood." [anon.] 144 pp. 120. Boston, W. V. Spencer, 1867.

Johnson (Overton), and Winter (William H.) Route across the Rocky Mountains, with a description of Oregon and California. 152 pp. 80. Lafayette, (Ind.) J. B. Semans, 1846. Johnson (Rev. Samuel, chaplain to lord W. Russell). Works. xxviii, 488 pp. fol. London, A. Bell, 1710.

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The same. 3d ed. 178 pp. 16°. Windsor, Thomas M. Pomroy, 1814. Johnson (Theodore T.) Sights in the gold re gion, and scenes by the way. xii, 278 pp. 120. New York, Baker & Scribner, 1849. Johnson (Walter Rogers). The coal trade of

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British America, with researches on the characters and practical values of American and foreign coals. 179 pp. 8°. Washington, Taylor & Maury, 1850.

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Report on American coals. v, 607 pp. 3 pl. 8°. Washington, Gales & Seaton, 1844. [With United States patent office report, 1844.] Johnson (William, D. D.) Deus nobiscum: a narrative of a great deliverance at sea. 4th ed. 5 p. 1. 35 pp. 16°. London, J. Marshall, 1734.

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Johnson (Sir William). [Letter giving an account of the battle of lake George]. 3 pp. 4°. [n. p. 1755]?

Johnston (Adam S.) The soldier boy's diarybook; or, memorandums of the alphabetical first lessons of military tactics, 1861-64. 139 pp. 16. Pittsburgh, 1866. Johnston (Alexander Keith). The physical atlas of natural phenomena. 122 pp. 24 pl. 4°. Philadelphia, Lea & Blanchard, 1850. Johnston (A. R.) Journal, [1846].

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