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Jenner (Rev. David)-continued. oral dominion is founded in grace. 8 p. 1. 192 pp. 21. 160. London, J. Hindmarsh, 1685. Jennings (Edward, lieut. r. n.) Hints on searisks, containing some practical suggestions for diminishing maritime losses both of life and property; addressed to merchants, shipowners, and mariners. xvi, 102 pp. 1 pl. 8°. London, R. B. Bate, 1844. Jennings (Rev. John). Two discourses; the first, of preaching Christ; the second, of particular and experimental preaching. With a preface by dr. Isaac Watts. 4th ed. [With] a letter concerning the most useful way of preaching, by dr. A. H. Franck. 86 pp. 160. Boston, J. Edwards and H. Foster, 1740.

The same. Of preaching Christ. Of particular and experimental preaching. 120. [Philadelphia, W. W. Woodward, 1810].

[In WILLIAMS (Edward, d. d.) The christian preacher. 1810. pp. 45-76]. Jennings (Robert). Cattle and their diseases, embracing their history and breeds, crossing and breeding, and feeding and management; with the diseases to which they are subject, and the remedies best adapted to their cure. 340 pp. 120. Philadelphia, J. E. Potter, 1863.

The horse and his diseases. To which are added, Rarey's method of taming horses, and the law of warranty as applicable to the purchase and sale of the animal. 384 pp. 12°. Philadelphia, J. E. Potter, 1860. Jennings (W. J.) The lumberman and builder. 62 pp. 8°. St. Louis, E. F. Hobart & co. 1871-72. Jephson (Henry L.) Notes on irish questions. 1 p. 1. ix, 336 pp. 80. Dublin, W. McGee, 1870. Jephson (Robert). The confessions of James Baptiste Couteau, citizen of France, written by himself; and translated from the original french by R. Jephson. [pseudon. 1st ed.]

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2 v. 7 p. 1. 257 pp. 7 pl; 3 p. 1. 232 pp. 2 pl. 12°. London, J. Debrett, 1794. Jepson (B.) The elementary music reader. Book first. 168 pp. 8°. New Haven (Conn.) C. C. Chatfield & co. 1871. Jerment (Rev. George). Life of bishop Leighton. 8°. London, R. Ogle, 1811. [In LEIGHTON (Robert). Remains, pp. i-c].

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Jerningham (Edward). Poems on various subjects. Viz. The nunnery, The magdalens, The nun, Ruins of an abbey, Yarico to Inkle, Il latte, fugitive pieces. 2 p. 1. 119 pp. 16°. London, J. Robson, 1767. Jerome of Prague. See Huss (Johann). Jerome (M. pseudon.) See Français de Nantes (comte Antoine).

Parental duty: or, the religious education of children, illustrated and urged in several discourses. viii, 169 pp. 12°. London, author, 1791.

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Jerome (Stephen). Seaven helpes to heaven. 3d. ed. 11 p. 1. 537 pp. 16°. London, I. W. & A. M. for R. Iackson, 1620. Jerrold (W. Blanchard). Cent per cent. A story written upon a bill stamp. 268 pp. 5 pl. 12°. London, J. C. Hotten, [1869]. Jerusalem (Johann Friedrich Wilhelm). Betrachtungen über die vornehmsten wahrheiten der religion. 2 v. in 3. 8°. Braunschweig, Waisenhaus-buchhandlung, 1776-91. Jervis (John B.) Railway property. A treatise on the construction and management of railways. 341 pp. 12°. New York, Phinney, Blakeman & Mason, 1861. Jeschua ben Sira. Sententiæ morales ben Syrae, vetvstissimi avthoris hebræi, qui a Iudæis nepos Hieremiæ prophetæ fuisse creditur, cum succincto commentario. [Hebrew and latin]. 321. 4°. Isnæ, 1542. Jesse (Edward). A summer's day at Hampton court, being a guide to the palace and gardens; with an illustrative catalogue of the pictures. viii, 135 pp. 9 pl. 160. London, J. Murray, 1839.

Jesuits' (The) morals. See Perrault (Nicolas). Jesus (Society of). Le journal des jésuites, [1645-1668]. See Journal (Le) des jésuites. Jésus-Christ sous l'anathème et l'excommunication. [anon.] ix, 61 pp. 1 1. 8°. Amsterdam, N. Potier, 1731.

[With BOYER (Pierre). Portrait au naturel des jésuites et anciens et modernes. Amsterdam, 1731]. Jesus! der getreueste gefehrte u. helffer, zu wasser und lande, darinnen tägliche morgen- und abend-seegen, buss- beicht- comunion- reise- und andere gebete und lieder enthalten; wobey auch allerhand rechen-tafeln zum waaren-einkauff und verkauff, auch zinss-tafeln, &c. Nebst dem wegweiser, sonnen-zeiger, wind- und see-compass, &c. [anon.] 2 v. 3 p. l. 170 pp. 1 1. 1 pl; 250 pp. 1 1. 180. Leipzig & Waldenburg, G.

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Religion in its relation to the present 16°. New York, Harper &

life. 180 pp. brothers, 1841.

A treatise on language: or the relation which words bear to things. [2d ed.] xxvi, 33-274 pp. 8°. New York, Harper & brothers, 1836.

Johnson (Anna C.) The Iroquois; or, the bright side of indian character. By Minnie Myrtle. [pseudon.] 317 pp. 8 pl. 12°. New York, D. Appleton & co. 1855. Johnson (A. N.) The american choir: a collection of church music; to which is prefixed Johnson's new system for conducting choirs and teaching singing schools. 384 pp. obl. 8°. New York, H. G. Abbey, 1858.

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Domestic concert collection, no. 1. For social singing associations. 80 pp. 1 1. obl. 8°. Cincinnati, J. Church & co. [1871].

Instructions in thorough base; being a new and easy method for learning to play church music upon the piano forte or organ. iv, 120 pp. obl. 8°. New York, S. T. Gordon, [1871].

The key-stone collection of church music: a complete collection of hymn tunes, anthems, psalms, chants, &c. [Also] the physiological system, for training choirs and teaching singing schools; and the cantata, The morning of freedom. 352 pp. obl. 8°. Lancaster city (Pa.) Murray, Young & co. 1856.

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The true psalmist: a collection of psalm-tunes, chants and anthems, for public worship, and of social music, set pieces and choruses. Containing also Johnson's method for teaching the art of reading music, and Johnson's method for training chorus choirs. 384 pp. obl. 80. Cincinnati, J. Church & co. [1871].

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The true singing school text book. 192 pp. obl. 8°. Cincinnati, J. Church & co. [1871].

Johnson (E) The judge's pets. Stories of a family and its dumb friends. v, 206 pp. 160. New York, Hurd & Houghton, 1872. Johnson (Howard F. m. d.) The treatment of incurable diseases. 2 p. 1. 159 pp. 1 pl. 8°. London, Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1851.

Johnson (I. D. m. d.) Therapeutic key; or, practical guide for the homoeopathic treatment of acute diseases. 179 pp. 24°. Philadelphia, F. E. Boericke, 1872. Johnson (James, surgeon). The oriental voy

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ager; or, descriptive sketches and cursory remarks, on a voyage to India and China, in his majesty's ship Caroline, performed in the years 1803-4-5-6. Interspersed with extracts from the best modern voyages and travels. xvi, 388 pp. 6 1. 1 table. 8°. don, J. Asperne, 1807. Johnson (Jeremiah, jr.) The young singer's friend; or, the Lee avenue collection of hymns and songs, sacred and secular. Compiled by the superintendent, Jeremiah Johnson, jr. 3 parts. 4 p. 1. 316, 210, 137 pp. 24°. New York, A. S. Barnes & co. 1859. Johnson (James C.) Flower festival on the banks of the Rhine: a cantata for floral and other concerts, together with conversations on the elements of music. 112 pp. obl. 120. Boston, J. R. Miller, [1855].

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Juvenile oratorios: a collection of songs designed for floral and other concerts, juvenile classes, schools, etc. 176 pp. obl. 120. Boston, Wilkins, Carter & co. 1849.

(editor). Carmina melodia: a song book for schools and seminaries, including a complete elementary course, by A. N. Johnson, a large collection of new songs, by J. C. Johnson, and chorals for elementary practice, by William Tillinghast. 192 pp. obl. 12. Boston, J. R. Miller, 1855. Johnson (Jesse Zimmerman). The young student: or, literary remains of J. Zimmerman Johnson, with a brief sketch of his life, by his father. Edited by J. Newton Brown, d. d. 192 pp. 1 portrait. 16°. Philadelphia, J. A. Wagenseller, 1865. Johnson (M. R.) and Kennedy (P. W.) The accountant's guide, a practical work on 80. double entry book-keeping. 212 pp. [New York, Johnson & Kennedy, 1871].

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d. d. Edited and compiled by the rev. James Carnahan, d. d. Together with an appendix. 225 pp.2 portraits, 1 pl. 120. New York, M. W. Dodd, 1856.

Johnston (John, prof. in Wesleyan university). A manual of natural philosophy. New and revised ed. 379 pp. 1 pl. 12°. Philadelphia, Thomas, Cowperthwait & co. 1851. S.

Johnson (Samuel, ll. d.) The life of Johnson

[anon. By Arthur Murphy]: with maxims and observations, moral, critical, and miscellaneous, accurately selected from the works of dr. Samuel Johnson, and arranged in alphabetical order. From the 5th London edition. 285 pp. 180. Boston, Marsh, Capen & Lyon, & B. H. Greene, 1833.

The plan of a dictionary of the english language; addressed to the right hon. Philip Dormer [Stanhope], earl of Chesterfield. 1 p. 1. 34 pp. 40. London, J. & P. Knapton, [etc.] 1747.

Johnson (Mrs. Susannah). A narrative of the captivity of mrs. Johnson. Containing an account of her sufferings, during four years with the Indians and French. [1754-58. 1st ed.] 144 pp. 160. Walpole, New Hampshire, David Carlisle, jun. 1796. Johnson (Mrs. S. O.) Every woman her own flower gardener. A handy manual of flower gardening for ladies. 148 pp. 1 pl. 4°. New York, H. T. Williams, 1871. Johnson (Virginia W.) What the world made them. By the author of "Travels of an american owl." [anon.] 284 pp. 12°. New York, G. P. Putnam & son, 1871. Johnson (Walter R.) The scientific classbook. See Moffat (John M.) Johnson & Lund. Catalogue of dentists'

materials. 253 pp. 8°. Philadelphia, 1871. Johnston (Emma M.) The children's speaker. See Boyd (Mrs. E. E.) and Johnston. Johnston (James Dale). Detroit directory, 1855. See Detroit. Johnston (John, d. d.) The autobiography

and ministerial life of rev. John Johnston,

historical sketch of the literature of England from the earliest times to the accession of king George iii. 275 pp. 12°. Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott & co. 1860. Johnston (William, m. d.) The good samaritan; or, sick man's friend: intended as a pocket companion, for thomsonians, and all others who would wish to prevent, or cure their own diseases. 288 pp. 180. Philadelphia, 1841.

Johonnot (Jackson). The remarkable adventures of Jackson Johonnot, of Massachusetts, who served as a soldier in the western army, in the expedition under gen. Harmer and gen. St. Clair, containing an account of his captivity, sufferings, and escape from the Kickappoo Indians. Written by himself. 24 pp. 80. Greenfield (Mass.) A. Phelps, 1816. Jolliffe (Thomas Robert). Narrative of an excursion from Corfu to Smyrna; comprising a progress through Albania and the north of Greece; with some account of Athens. To which is annexed, a translation of the Erastae, of Plato. By the author of "Letters from Palestine." [anon.] 1 p. 1. xvi,272 pp. 8o. London, Black, Young & Young, 1827. Jolly (The) angler; or water-side companion, containing an account of all the best places for angling, as well as the tackle, baits, & other requisites to form an expert angler. [anon.] 4th ed. Frontispiece, 100 pp. 129. London, J. March, [1842].

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Jones (Abner)-continued. adapted to public and social worship, from dr. Watts and other authors. With directions for musical expression. 736 pp. 24°. NewYork, Moore & Payne, 1833.

Jones (Charles C. jr.) Historical sketch of Tomo-chi-chi, mico of the Yama Craws. 133 pp. 8°. Albany (N. Y.) J. Munsell, 1868.

Reminiscences of the last days, death and burial of general Henry Lee. 43 pp. 1 portrait. 40. Albany (N. Y.) J. Munsell, 1870.

Jones (Charles L. S.) American lyrics: com. prising The discovery, a poem; sapphic, pindaric and common odes; songs and tales of american and patriotic subjects. And also imitations from the greek, latin, french, and spanish. 306 pp. 120. Mobile, Pollard & Dade, 1834.

Jones (Charles P.) Roman catholicism scripturally considered; or, the church of Rome the great apostasy. 396 pp. 12°. New York, M. W. Dodd, 1856.

Jones (Edward C.) The harp of Sylva. 218 pp. 120. Philadelphia, R. S. George, 1841. Jones (Frederick). History [of the world] from 1831 to 1840. 80. [Philadelphia, 1841].

[In ROTTECK (Carl von). General history of the world, v. 4, pp. 342-393]. Jones (Henry). Poems on several occasions. xxxi, 212 pp. 8°. London, R. Dodsley, 1749. Jones (James A.) Haverhill; or, memoirs of an officer in the army of Wolfe. 2 v. 2 p.1. 228 pp; 1 p. 1. 263 pp. 129. New-York, J. & J. Harper, 1831.

Jones (Jesse H.) The kingdom of heaven; what it is; where it is; and the duty of american christians concerning it. xix, 362 pp. 120. Boston, author, 1871.

Jones (Joel, Ul. d.) Notes on scripture. 584 pp. 8°. Philadelphia, W. S. & A. Martien, 1861.

Jones (Rev. John). Bishop Hall, his life and times: or, memoirs of the life, writings and sufferings, of the rt. rev. Joseph Hall, d.d; with a view of the times in which he lived; and an appendix, containing some of his unpublished writings, his funeral sermon, [by rev. J. Whitefoot], &c. xvi, 582 pp. 80. London, L. B. Seeley & son, 1826. Jones (John B.) Wild southern scenes. tale of disunion! and border war! 502 pp. 1 pl. 120. Philadelphia, T. B. Peterson & brothers, [1859].

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Jones (Rev. Joseph). The apocalypse. See Bible. (English).

Jones (Miss J.) 'Una and her paupers:" memorials of Agnes Elizabeth Jones, by her sister. With an introduction by Florence Nightingale. 1st am. from the 2d Lond. ed. With an introductory preface by the rev. Henry Ward Beecher. And a supplementary chapter on hospital nursing and training in the United States, by the author of "Woman's work in the civil war," [L. P. Brockett]. xlvi, 497 pp. 12°. New York, G. Routledge & sons, 1872.

Jones (Joseph Huntington, d. d.) The brazen 108 serpent, or faith in Christ illustrated. 18°. pp. 2 pl. Philadelphia, Presbyterian board of publication, 1864.

Man, moral and physical: or the influence of health and disease on religious experience. xviii, 7-300 pp. 12o. Philadelphia, W. S. & A. Martien, 1860.

Outline of a work of grace in the presbyterian congregation at New Brunswick, N. J. during the year 1837. Philadelphia, H. Perkins, 1839.

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Jones (Joshua). English grammar, in two parts. The first, a brief analysis of the english language. The second, a practical system of etymology and syntax. xii, 7-172 pp. 16°. West-Chester (Penn.) S. Siegfried, 1833.

Jones (Judson). The alphabet of orthoëpy and its application to monosyllables. 96 pp. 16°. St. Paul, Press printing co. 1870. Jones (Rev. Lot). Memoir of mrs. Sarah Louisa Taylor; or an illustration of the work of the holy spirit, in awakening, renewing, and sanctifying the heart. Eng. title, 324 pp. 1 portrait. 120. New York, J. S. Taylor, 1838. Jones (L. J.) The southern minstrel: a collection of psalm and hymn tunes, odes and anthems in three parts, selected from eminent authors, together with a number of new tunes, never before published, suited to nearly every metre. 280 pp. 1 1. obl. 89. Philadelphia, Grigg, Elliot & co. 1849. Jones (Owen). Examples of chinese ornament selected from objects in the South Kensington museum and other collections. Eng. title, 15 pp. 100 pl. fol. London, S. & T. Gilbert, 1867.

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