BOLLES' PHOWOGRAPHUC PEGMOUrJOXNG DICTIONARY. 



IN ONE VOL. ROYAL 8VO 

 This valuable work has met with the most favorable reception from the Ameri- 

 can public. It contains more words than the 8vo. edition of Webster, and has the 

 pronunciation attached according to the best authorities, which is a very import- 

 ant addition, and renders the work much more desirable for general use and 

 reference than of any of the large dictionaries now in use. No man of business 

 or family should be without this valuable Dictionary. 



I The same work abridged, in 1 vol. 12mo., we have just published also, which 

 will be found an invaluable class book for academies, seminaries, and higher order 

 of schools, as well as an important companion to the education of every young 

 person. 



BIGLIND'S NATURAL HISTORY 



Of Animals, Birds, Fishes, Reptiles and Insects, illustrated with nume- 

 rous and beautiful engravings. By John Bigland, author of a "View 

 of the World," "Letters on Universal History," &o. Complete in 1 

 vol. 12mo. 

 $3" This work is particularly adapted for the use of Schools and Families, 



forming the most elegantly written and complete work on the subject of Natural 



History ever published, and is worthy of the special attention of the teachers of 



all our schools and academies. 



BIGLAND'S NATURAL HISTORY OF ANIMALS. 

 Illustrated with 12 beautifully colored engravings. 



BIGLAND'S HISTORY OF BIRDS. 

 Illustrated with 12 beautifully colored engravings. 



iPHiEsniVo a Mi^iBniPsn©^ ©Wo 



By Shoberl, with 12 colored plates. 

 These works are got up in a very superior style, and well deserve an introduc- 

 tion to the shelves of every family library, as they are very interesting, and par- 

 ticularly adapted to the j-uvenile class of readers. 



GRIMSHAW'S POPULAR HISTORIES, 



FOR SCHOOLS AND FAMILY LIBRARIES. 



GRIMSHAW'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. 



Recently brought up by the author to the present time. 

 Also, Questions adapted to the above History; and a Key, adapted to the 

 Questions, for the use of Teachers and Families. 



GRIMSHAW'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. 



Recently brought up by the author to the present time. 

 Also, Questions adapted to the above History; and a Key, adapted to the 

 Questions, for the use of Teachers and Families. 



GRIMSHAW'S IMPROVED EDITION OF GOLDSMITH'S HISTORY 



OF GREECE, 

 With a Vocabulary of the Proper Names contained in the work, and the 

 Prosodial Accents, in conformity with the Pronunciation of Lempriere. 

 Also, Questions adapted to the above History; and a Key, adapted to the 

 _ Questions, for the use of Teachers and Families. 

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