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NEW BOOKS
And New Editions Recently Issued by
CARLETON, PUBLISHER,
(LATE RUDD & CARLETON.)
418 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
N.B.—The Publisher, upon receipt of the price in advance, will send any
of the following Books, by mail, POSTAGE FREE, to any part of the United States.
This convenient and very safe mode may be adopted when the neighboring Booksellers
are not supplied with the desired work. State name and address in full.
The Cloister and the Hearth.
A magnificent new historical novel, by Charles Reade, author
of “Peg Woffington,” “Christie Johnstone,” etc., etc., $1.25.
A Book about Doctors.
An amusing, entertaining, and gossipy volume about the medical
profession—with many anecdotes. From English ed., $1.50.
Rutledge.
A powerful new American novel, by an unknown author, $1.25.
The Sutherlands.
The new novel by the popular author of “Rutledge,” $1.25.
The Habits of Good Society.
A hand-book for ladies and gentlemen. Best, wittiest, most entertaining
work on taste and good manners ever printed $1.25.
The Great Tribulation.
Or, Things coming on the earth, by Rev. John Cumming, D.D.,
author “Apocalyptic Sketches,” etc., two series, each $1.00.
The Great Preparation.
Or, Redemption draweth nigh, by Rev. John Cumming, D.D.,
author “The Great Tribulation,” etc., two series, each $1.00.
Teach us to Pray.
A new devotional work on The Lord's Prayer, by Rev. John
Cumming, D.D., author “The Great Tribulation,” etc., $1.00.
Love (L'Amour).
A remarkable and celebrated volume on Love, translated from
the French of M. J. Michelet, by Dr. J. W. Palmer, $1.00.
Woman (La Femme).
A continuation of “Love (L'Amour),” by same author, $1.00.
The Sea (La Mer).
New work by Michelet, author “Love” and “Woman,” $1.00.
The Moral History of Women.
Companion to Michelet's “L'Amour,” from the French, $1.00.
Mother Goose for Grown Folks.
A brochure of humorous and satirical rhymes for old folks, based
upon the famous “Mother Goose Melodies,” illustrated, 75 cts.
The Adventures of Verdant Green.
A rollicking humorous novel of English College life and experiences
at Oxford University, with nearly 200 illus., $1.00.
The Old Merchants of New York.
Being entertaining reminiscences and recollections of ancient
mercantile New York City, by “Walter Barrett, clerk,” $1.50.
The Culprit Fay.
Joseph Rodman Drake's faery poem, elegantly printed, 50 cts.
Doctor Antonio.
One of the very best love-tales of Italian life ever published,
by G. Ruffini, author of “Lorenzo Benoni,” etc., etc., $1.25.
Lavinia.
A new love-story, by the author of “Doctor Antonio,” $1.25.
Dear Experience.
An amusing Parisian novel, by author “Doctor Antonio,” $1.00.
The Life of Alexander Von Humboldt.
A new and popular biography of this savant, including his
travels and labors, with an introduction by Bayard Taylor, $1.25.
The Private Correspondence of Von Humboldt
With Varnhagen Von Ense and other European celebrities, $1.25.
Artemus Ward.
The best writings of this humorous author—illustrations, $1.00.
Beatrice Cenci.
An historical novel by F. D. Guerrazzi, from the Italian, $1.25.
Isabella Orsini.
An historical novel by the author of “Beatrice Cenci,” $1.25.
The Spirit of Hebrew Poetry.
A new theological work by Isaac Taylor, author “History of
Enthusiasm,” etc.—introduction by Wm. Adams D.D., $2.00.
Cesar Birotteau.
The first of a series of selections from the best French novels of
Honore de Balzac. Translated from the latest Paris editions by
O. W. Wight and Frank B. Goodrich (“Dick Tinto”), $1.00.
Petty Annoyances of Married Life.
The second of the series of Balzac's best French novels, $1.00.
The Alchemist.
The third of the series of Balzac's best French novels, $1.00.
Eugenie Grandet.
The fourth of the series of Balzac's best French novels, $1.00.
The National School for the Soldier.
An elementary work for the soldier; teaching by questions and
answers, thorough military tactics, by Capt. Van Ness, 50 cts.
The Partisan Leader.
The notorious Disunion novel, published at the South many
years ago—then suppressed—now reprinted, 2 vols. in 1, $1.00.
A Woman's thoughts about Women.
A new and one of her best works, by Miss Mulock, author of
“John Halifax, Gentleman,” “A Life for a Life,” etc., $1.00.
Ballad of Babie Bell.
Together with other poems by Thomas Bailey Aldrich, 75 cts.
The Course of True Love
Never did run smooth, a poem by Thomas B. Aldrich, 50 cts.
Poems of a Year.
By Thomas B. Aldrich, author of “Babie Bell,” &c., 75 cts.
Curiosities of Natural History.
An entertaining and gossiping volume on beasts, birds, and
fishes, by F. T. Buckland; two series, ea. sold separately, $1.25.
The Diamond Wedding.
And other miscellaneous poems, by Edmund C. Stedman, 75 cts.
The Prince's Ball.
A satirical poem by E. C. Stedman, with illustrations, 50 cts.
A Life of Hugh Miller.
Author of “Testimony of the Rocks,” &c., new edition, $1.25.
Eric; or, Little by Little.
A capital tale of English school-life, by F. W. Farrar, $1.00.
Lola Montez.
Her lectures and autobiography, steel portrait, new ed., $1.25.
Spots on the Sun.
Or; The Plumb-Line papers, by Rev. T. M. Hopkins, $1.00.
Tom Tiddler's Ground.
Charles Dickens's Christmas Story for 1861, paper cover, 25 cts.
National Hymns.
An essay by Richard Grant White. 8vo. embellished, $1.00.
George Brimley.
Literary essays reprinted from the British Quarterlies, $1.25.
The Kelly's and the O'Kelly's.
Novel by Anthony Trollope, author of “Doctor Thorne,” $1.25
General Nathaniel Lyon.
The life and political writings of this patriot soldier, $1.00
Twenty Years Around the World.
A volume of travel by John G. Vassar, Poughkeepsie, $2.50.
Philip Thaxter.
A new American novel, one vol. 12mo., cloth bound, $1.00.
Nothing to Wear.
A satirical poem by Wm. A. Butler, with illustrations, 50 cts.
Political History of New York.
By Jabez B. Hammond, LL.D., 3 vols. steel portraits, $6.00.
Vernon Grove.
A novel by Mrs. Caroline H. Glover, Charleston, S. C., $1.00.
The Book of Chess Literature.
A complete Encyclopædia of this subject, by D. W. Fiske, $1.50.
From Haytime to Hopping.
A novel by the author of “Our Farm of Four Acres,” $1.00.
Miles Standish, Illustrated.
Longfellow's poem with illustrations by J. W. Ehninger, $6.00.
The Afternoon of Unmarried Life.
An interesting theme admirably treated, new edition, $1.25.
Fast Day Sermons
Of 1861, the best Sermons by the prominent Divines, $1.25.
A Guide to Washington.
A complete hand-book for the National Capitol, illus., $1.00.
Doesticks' Letters.
The original letters of this great humorist, illustrated, $1.25
Plu-ri-bus-tah.
A comic history of America, by “Doesticks,” illus., $1.25.
The Elephant Club.
A humorous view of club-life, by “Doesticks,” illus., $1.25.
The Witches of New York.
Comic adventures among fortune tellers, by “Doesticks,” $1.25.
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