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- "Keep a good heart" : a story for the merry Christmas time, by Cousin Carrie
- A budget of fun for little folks, by Aunt Maggie
- A complete practical guide to the art of dancing : containing descriptions of all fashionable and approved dances, full directions for calling the figures, the amount of music required, hints on etiquette, the toilet, etc
- A history of the great massacre by the Sioux Indians, in Minnesota : including the personal narratives of many who escaped, by Charles S. Bryant, A.M., and Abel B. Murch
- Ahmo's plot, or, The governor's Indian child, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, author of "Malaeska," "Sybil Chase," "Esther," etc
- Annie Price, or, Grandmamma's sunshine : and other stories, by the author of "Kitty's victory," "Cosmo's visit to his grandparents," etc. etc
- Benny's birds, by E.H.R
- Bertha Weisser's wish : a Christmas story, by M.L.B
- Bessie Brown the soldier's daughter, by the author of "Opposite the jail," "Lieutenant Messinger," etc., etc
- Black and white, or, The heart, not the face, by Mrs. Jane D. Chaplin
- Blessings in disguise : or, Pictures of some of Miss Haydon's girls, by Caroline Chesebro
- Boys at Chequasset, or, "A little leaven", by the author of "Faith Gartney's girlhood", "The Gayworthys"
- Captain Blood and the beagles, or The highwayman's leap for life, by the author of "Captain Blood, the highwayman, and the hangman's daughter," "The highwayman's avenger, or The escape of sixteeen-stringed Jack," "Sixteen-stringed Jack's fight for life, or, The highwayman of Hampstead Heath," etc
- Carlo, or, The Rollo and Lucy second book of poetry, original and selected by Jacob Abbott, author of the Rollo books, Franconia stories, etc. ; with original engravings
- Cedar Brook stories, or, The Clifford children, by A.S.M., author of "Only a pauper," etc
- Cedar Brook stories, or, The Clifford children, by A.S.M., author of "Only a pauper," etc
- Christianity the religion of nature : lectures delivered before the Lowell Institute, by A.P. Peabody
- Cudjo's cave, by J.T. Trowbridge, author of "Neighbor Jackwood," "The drummer boy," etc
- Cush going to mill, and other "gems", by Rev. John Todd, D.D
- Dog stories, [compiled by Asa Bullard] ; illustrated
- Dream children, by the author of "Seven little people and their friends"
- Easy lessons, by S.R. Scofield
- Elton Wheatly, the stammerer, or, "Like other folks", by Ellen Derry
- Fanny Floyd, or, One day at school, by Rena Ray ; three illustrations
- Fine wool, sheep husbandry : read before the New York State Agricultural Society, February 12th, 1862, with an appendix, containing valuable statistics in reference to wool culture, imports, prices of fine wool from 1840 to August 1st, 1863
- Fireside pictures, [Nancy Sproat]
- Fra Diavolo: : comic opera in three acts., Music by Auber
- George Morton and his sister, by Catharine M. Trowbridge, author of "Charles Norwood," "Dick and his friend Fidus," "Frank and Rufus," etc
- Grace Bramen : and other stories, by Mrs. P.P. Bonney, author of "Emma Wilfred," "Twilight hours," etc. ; written for the Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, and approved by the Committee of Publication
- Grandpa's stories
- Harry's vacation, or, Philosophy at home, by William C. Richards, A.M
- Harry's vacation, or, Philosophy at home, by William C. Richards, A.M
- Harry, the boy that did not own himself
- Hates and loves, or, The lesson of four lives, by the author of "Madge Wylde"
- Henry Langdon, by Mrs. Louisa Payson Hopkins, author of "The pastor's daughter," "Young Christian encouraged," etc
- History of the Sioux war and massacres of 1862 and 1863
- Honouring God in the daily life of childhood, written for the American Sunday-School Union
- I will be a sailor : a book for boys, by Mrs. L.C. Tuthill
- I will be a sailor : a book for boys, by Mrs. L.C. Tuthill
- Impulse and principle, by Anne W. Abbott, and other stories
- In school and out, or, The conquest of Richard Grant : a story for young people, by Oliver Optic, author of "The boat club," "All aboard," "Now or never," "Try again," "Poor and proud," "Little by little," "Rich and humble," "The riverdale story books," etc
- Jerry, or, The sailor boy ashore : being the seventh-a fragment-in the series of the "Aimwell stories", by Walter Aimwell
- Jo Daviess' client, or, "Courting" in Kentucky, by Mrs. M. V. Victor, author of "The gold hunters," "Maum Guinea," etc
- Johnny's captain, by Caroline E. Kelley, author of "Andy Hall," "Grace Hale," "Bernice," etc
- Kelly Nash, or, "I didn't think", by the author The blue flag, Cheerily, cherrily, etc
- Kenny Carle's uniform, by the author of "Kate Morgan's soldiers, " etc
- Kent, the ranger, or, The fugitives of the border, by Edward S. Ellis, author of "Oonomoo," "Seth Jones," "Irona," etc
- Lame Bessie and her haughty cousin, approved by the Committee of Publication
- Laughing eyes : a tale of the Natchez fort, by Henry J. Thomas, author of "the wrong man," "The Allens," etc
- Lessons from insect life : with numerous illustrations
- Lessons from insect life : with numerous illustrations, American Tract Society
- Life in the woods, or, The adventures of Audubon, by B.K. Peirce ; eight illustrations
- Life in the woods, or, The adventures of Audubon, by B.K. Peirce ; eight illustrations
- Little Anna : a story for pleasant little children, by A. Stein ; translated from the German
- Little apple blossom, by C.E.K., author of "Grace Hale," "Daisy Deane," "Matty Frost," "Carry Allison," etc., etc
- Little threads, or, Tangle Thread, Silver Thread, and Golden Thread, by the Author of "Susy's six birthdays," "Susy's six teachers," "Susy's little servants," etc
- Lost and found
- Lucy Clare
- Mahaska : the Indian princess, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, author of "Ahmo's plot," "Malaeska," etc., etc
- McGuffey's new first eclectic reader : for young learners, Wm. H. McGuffey
- Milly's taper, or, What can I do?, by Harriet B. McKeever, author of "Will Collins," "Edith's ministry," The flounced robe," etc., etc
- Minnie's pet cat, by Mrs. Madeline Leslie [i.e. H.N.W. Baker], author of "The Leslie stories," "Tim, the scissors-grinder," etc
- Minnie's pet dog, by Mrs. Madeline Leslie, author of "The Leslie stories," "Tim, the scissors-grinder," etc
- Minnie's pet dog, by Mrs. Madeline Leslie, author of "The Leslie stories," "Tim, the scissors-grinder," etc. ; illustrated
- Minnie's pet horse, by Mrs. Madeline Leslie, author of "The Leslie stories," "Tim, the scissors-grinder," etc
- Minnie's pet horse, by Mrs. Madeline Leslie, author of "The Leslie stories," "Tim, the scissors-grinder," etc. ; illustrated
- Minnie's pet lamb, by Mrs. Madeline Leslie, author of "The Leslie stories," "Tim, the scissors-grinder," etc
- Minnie's pet monkey, by Mrs. Madeline Leslie, author of "The Leslie stories," "Tim, the scissors-grinder," etc
- Minnie's pet parrot, by Mrs. Madeline Leslie, author of "The Leslie stories," "Tim the scissors-grinder," etc
- Minnie's pet parrot, by Mrs. Madeline Leslie, author of "The Leslie stories," "Tim the scissors-grinder," etc
- Mulock stories, by Dinah Maria Mulock, author of "John Halifax"
- My days and nights on the battle-field : a book for boys, by "Carleton"
- My teacher's gem
- Myrtle : the child of the prairie, by Mrs. M.V. Victor
- Nuts ready cracked, or, Truths plainly told, by Mrs. Phœbe Harris Phelps, author of "Home stories," "School stories," "The new boots," etc
- Off and on, or, The "Ranger's" first cruise, by John S. Warner, author of "Wreck of the Albion," "The black ship," etc
- Our next door neighbors
- Peter Parley's own story, from the personal narrative of the late Samuel G. Goodrich, ("Peter Parley")
- Philip Grey, or Three months on the sea : a voyage to India : showing how Philip Grey improved and beguiled his time while sailing on the ocean, by S.G. Goodrich, author of Peter Parley's tales
- Philip Grey, or Three months on the sea : a voyage to India : showing how Philip Grey improved and beguiled his time while sailing on the ocean, by S.G. Goodrich, author of Peter Parley's tales
- Polly Grey's jewels
- Rambles after land shells
- Reveries of a bachelor, or, A book of the heart, by Ik Marvel
- Rich and humble, or, The mission of Bertha Grant : a story for young people, by Oliver Optic, author of "The boat club," "All abord," "Now or never," "Try again," "Poor and proud," "Little by little," "The Riverdale story books," etc
- Robert, the cabin boy, H.K.P., author of "Mary Alden," "Dick Cutler," etc
- Rose Morton's journal for March
- Rumford Rosey, or, What it cost to disobey a mother, by Rena Ray
- School stories, or, Some coats that fit, by Mrs. Phoebe Harris Phelps, author of "Home stories," ; written for the Mass. S.S. Society and approved by the Committee of Publication
- Single eye : a story of King Philip's War, by Warren St. John
- Sixteen-stringed Jack's fight for life, or, The highwayman of Hampstead Heath, by the author of "Captain Blood, the highwayman, and the highwayman's daughter," "Captain Blood and the beagles, or, The highwayman's leap for life," "The highwayman's avenger, or, The escape of Sixteen-stringed Jack," "Sixteen-stringed Jack and his pals, or, The highwayman's captive, etc."
- Sketches of doll life : a Christmas story for doll mammas. No. 2
- Spectacles for young eyes, Moscow, by Sarah W. Lander
- Sports and pastimes for in-doors and out, with additions by Oliver Optic, embracing physical and intellectual amusements for young people, the family circle and evening parties. ; [Four lines of text]
- Stories for bedtime, Vol. IV, written for the Mass. S.S. Society, and approved by the Committee of Publication
- Tales of adventure
- Ten years on the town, or, The adventures of the Played-out Club, by John D. Vose Esq., author of "Yale College scrapes," "Seven nights in Gotham, etc
- The Children of Blackberry Hollow
- The Florence stories, by Jacob Abbott. Visit to the Isle of Wight
- The Good scholar, illustrated
- The Legend of Sleepy Hollow : and the spectre bridegroom, from the "Sketch book", by Washington Irving
- The Lighthouse
- The Little nurse of Cape Cod
- The Palfreys, or, Generosity rewarded, by Mrs. S.C.E. Mayo
- The West India boys, by the author of "Miss Katy's little maid"
- The Young Quaker, or, Circumstances alter cases : a narrative of real events, by a clergyman
- The Young Quaker, or, Circumstances alter cases : a narrative of real events, by a clergyman
- The black ship, by John S. Warner
- The boy patriot, by the author of "The blue flag," "Cheerily, cheerily," etc
- The days of shoddy : A novel of the great rebellion in 1861, by Henry Morford
- The drummer boy, by J.T. Trowbridge
- The fanfan stories, by Mrs. F.I. Burge Smith
- The farmer boy, and how he became commander-in-chief, by Uncle Juvinell ; edited by William M. Thayer, author of "The pioneer boy," etc
- The fate of Father Sheehy : a tale of Tipperary eighty years ago, by Mrs. J. Sadlier, author of the "Blakes and Flanagans," "New lights," "Bessy Conway," "Elinor Preston," "Confederate chieftains," "Old and new," &c., &c., &c
- The gold hunters, by Mrs. M.V. Victor, author of "Maum Guinea," "The unionist's daughter," etc
- The harp of Judah : a collection of sacred music, for choirs, musical conventions, singing schools, and the home circle, by L.O. Emerson
- The hunted Unionist, or, The fortunes of a fugitive : a record of late occurences in Georgia, by Illion Constellano, author of "The reef spider," "The pearl divers," "The silver digger," "The sun scorpian," &c., &c., &c
- The hunters, or, Life on the Mountain and Prairie, by Latham C. Carleton
- The little brown jug, or, The power of prayer, by Mrs. C.M. Edwards
- The little red cloak, or, Truth better than falsehood, by Mrs. E.M. Bruce
- The mad hunter, or, The downfall of the Le-Forests, by Mrs. M.A. Denison, author of "Tim Bumble's charge," "Ruth Margerie," etc
- The new boots, and other stories, by Phœbe Harris Phelps, author of "Home stories" ; written for the Mass. S.S. Society, and approved by the Committee of Publication
- The old horseshoe, or, Sammy's first cent, by William M. Thayer, author of "Tales from the Bible," "The poor boy and merchant prince," "The poor girl and christian woman," "The bobbin boy," "The printer boy," etc. ; written for the Mass. S.S. Society, and approved by the Committee of Publication
- The pirates of the prairies, or, The bandit at bay, by Gustave Aimard
- The prize Bible, or, Covetousness, by Madeline Leslie, author of "Tim the scissors grinder," "Sequel to Time," etc., etc
- The rag pickers, and other stories, by Mrs. Madeline Leslie, author of "Tim the scissors grinder," "Sequel to Tim," "The bound boy," "The prize Bible," "Tim's sister," etc
- The rangers of the Mohawk : a tale of Cherry Valley, by Edward S. Ellis
- The sailor boy, or, Jack Somers in the navy : a story of the Great Rebellion, by Oliver Optic, author of "Rich and humble," "In school and out," "The Boat Club," "All aboard," "Now or never," "Try again," "Poor and proud," "Little by little," "The Riverdale story books," etc
- The scholar's companion : containing exercises in the orthography, derivation, and classification of English words, With an introduction and a copious index, by Rufus W. Bailey
- The school-girl's garland : a selection of poetry : in four parts, [compiled] by Mrs. C.M. Kirkland. First series, parts first and second
- The scout, by Warren St. John
- The second little pet book : with the tale of Puss and John, by Aunt Fanny, author of "Night caps," "Mittens," "Christmas stories," "Wife's stratagem," etc., etc
- The second little pet book : with the tale of Puss and John, by Aunt Fanny, author of "Night caps," "Mittens," "Christmas stories," "Wife's stratagem," etc., etc
- The silver hand, or, The Mahratta prophecy : a story of land and sea, by Mrs. M.A. Denison
- The sparrow's fall, or, Under the willow : and other stories, by Caroline Chesebro ; three illustrations
- The tempter and tempted, a story for boys, by M.F.W
- The third little pet book : with the tale of Mop and Frisk, by Aunt Fanny, author of "Night caps," "Mittens," "Christmas stories," "Wife's stratagem," etc., etc
- The track of fire, or, A cruise with the pirate Semmes : a chronicle of startling adventures on the ocean, by Captain Wheeler, U.S.A., author of "The web of fate," Running the blockade," "The secret destroyer," &c., &c
- The two guards, by N.C. Iron, Author of "Gideon Godbold," "Agnes Falkland," etc
- Tim's sister, or, A word in season, by Madeline Leslie
- Tramps in New York, by Rebecca
- Try : better do it, than wish it done, by the author of "Annandale," "Clouds and sunshine," "Cares and comforts," etc
- Uncle Ben & Uncle Levi, and other "gems", by Rev. John Todd, D.D
- Uncle Henry's stories ; illustrated
- Up the ladder, or, Striving and thriving, by Madeline Leslie
- Walter in Samaria, by Daniel C. Eddy, D.D., author of "The Percy family"
- Winnie Malone, written for the Mass. S.S. Society, and approved by the Committee of Publication
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