A ROBERT CLARKE & CO. ALSO PUBLISH Reprints of the following Rare American Tracts: N APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC ON BEHALF OF CAMERIA (AMERICA), A Young Lady who was almost Ruined by the Barbarous Treatment of her own Mother. London. Printed in the year 1781. The edition consists of 124 small-paper copies, octavo, finely printed on tinted paper, sewed, uncut, price 75 cents; 25 largepaper copies, also on tinted paper, sewed, uncut, price $1.50. SOME OME ACCOUNT of an EXISTING Correspondece now Carrying on Between the INHABITANTS OF THE MOON (America) and the NATIVES OF THIS COUNTRY; To which is subjoined a List of such Articles as are immediately wanted for the Export Trade. By some Merchants just arrived from that Planet. Interspersed with several useful and valuable Hints, particularly adapted to the use of those Gentlemen who are fond of Speculation. A Work strongly recommended to the Perusal of the Merchants, Bankers, Manufacturers, Wholesale Tradesmen, Shopkeepers, Underwriters, Insurance Brokers, and Ladies of Great Britain. London: Printed and sold by H. Fry, Finsbury-Place, Finsbury-Square, 1800. The edition consists of 132 small-paper copies, octavo, finely printed on tinted paper, sewed, uncut, price 75 cents; 27 largepaper copies, also on tinted paper, sewed, uncut, price $1.50. [From the Round Table.] "We have just now before us a pamphlet (Cameria) from the press of Robert Clarke & Co., of whose beauty we remain within bounds when we say it is surpassed not merely by nothing we have seen from the best Boston, New York, or Philadelphia presses, but that, in simple elegance, it is not inferior to the finest workmanship of London or Edinburgh. * * But aside from its merits for a half hour's amusement, or whatever value it has as a historical curiosity, its beauty alone should make it prized." * [From the Cincinnati Chronicle.] "It is a fac simile of the original brochure, most beautifully executed, in the highest style of the typographical art. It is very creditable to the good taste and judgment of the firm. * * The Cameria appeared in the Edinburgh Evening Post of the 4th of March, 1781; and, said the original publishers, 'as it bears a lively resemblance to the manner of the late admirable DEAN SWIFT, and contains some striking allegorical passages, it is hoped that it will afford the reader some rational entertainment.' ROBERT CLARKE & CO. have just published A reprint of the rare American Tract; ENTITLED, THE COW CHACE: AN HEROIC POEM IN THREE CANTOS. WRITTEN AT NEW YORK, 1780. By the late MAJOR ANDRÉ. With Explanatory Notes by the Editor. This is reprinted from the rare quarto edition published in London, in 1781, with the original preface, notes, etc. Neatly printed on tinted paper. Small paper, 8vo. (eation, 125 copies), sewed, uncut. Price, 75 cents. Large paper, Impl. 8vo. (edition, 25 copies), sewed, uncut. Price, $1.50. Sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of the price. THE Bible in the Public Schools. ARGUMENTS IN THE CASE OF John D. Minor et als. Versus The Board of Education of the City of Cincinnati et als. SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI. WITH THE OPINIONS AND DECISION Of the Court. I vol., 8vo., cloth, On tinted paper, gilt top, cloth extra, Sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of the price. ROBERT CLARKE & CO., $2.00 2.50 PUBLISHERS, Cincinnati, Ohio. Should be in every Family and Sunday School Library. The Far East; OR, LETTERS FROM EGYPT, PALESTINE, AND OTHER LANDS OF THE ORIENT. Illustrated with Engravings, Maps, etc. By N. C. BURT, D. D., Author of "Hours Among the Gospels," "The Land and its Story," etc. 1 Vol. 12mo. Cloth, Tinted Paper, Sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of the price. ** NOTICES OF THE PRESS. From the Am. Literary Gazette and Publishers Circular. $1.75. "There runs all through the volume a continuous vein of geniality, and, at times, of positive humor, a sympathy with all the persons and places visited, yet an eye to the ludicrous, and an apt suggestion of scholarship just at the right time and place. * The pervading style is neat and graphic. We have not, for a long time, met with any work of this class which was really more enjoyable." From the New York Nation. "We do not remember a Nile tourist who exhibits more plainly, or more feelingly, that intimacy with the sky which must result from the monotony of the river scenery. The colors of morning and evening are noted, if not with warmth, at least with apparent precision, which, perhaps, is to be said of all Dr. Burt's descriptions. He is also the first, so far as we know, to set down the music of the boatmen of the Nile, which has been often alluded to, and sometimes in comparison with the blacks of the sea islands." From the Christian Instructor. "Having passed over much of the ground, and mingled in the very scenes described, we take real pleasure in commending the correctness of its general descriptions, and having made use of letters written on the spot and at the time, there is a special freshness and zest about the work. Dr. Burt evidently possesses a genial nature, and has the admirable talent of being able to travel in all sorts of ways, and among all sorts of people, without continually finding fault and distressing his readers with complaints." From the Philadelphia Presbyterian. "We assure our readers that they will find Dr. Burt's book one of great attractiveness, giving, as it does, fresh and vivid descriptions of the scenes made forever sacred by their connection with the history of the chosen people, or the earthly life of our blessed Lord. There is no story so fascinating as that which tells of journeyings through these old lands, and Dr. Burt has told his story well." From the Pittsburg Commercial. “A book of extraordinary interest and ability. We know of no work giving so much instruction and entertainment in the same number of pages. It should be in every family and Sunday school library." From the Cincinnati Gazette. "He so skillfully avoided threadbare subjects, and so happily and simply described the men and scenes encountered in his travels; so exactly hit the popular taste in telling just what the mass of readers are curious to know, that his correspondence has the freshness of a story related "The amount of information embodied, and the graceful, easy, and spirited way in which it is imparted, make the book a valuable addition to our stock of travels.'" -HAVE JUST PUBLISHED THE WINE-MAKER'S MANUAL: a Plain, Practical Guide to all the Operations for the Manufacture of Still and Sparkling Wines, embracing Chapters on the Vintage, When and How to Pick and Cull Grapes; Preparations for Wine-making; the Ingredients and Improvements of "Must"; Fermentation and the Changes produced by it; the Heating or Firing, Keeping and Bottling of Wines; Still, Sparkling, Sweet, Spiced, and Frozen Wines; Wine Colors; the Constituents, Acidity, and Ailments of Wine; Artificial and Imitation Wines. The work also contains full instructions for making Cider, Fruit and Berry Wines, etc., etc. By Charles Reemelin, Author of the "Vine-Dresser's Manual." I vol. 12mo. Extra Cloth. Price, $1.25. PUBLISHED LATELY. VINEYARD CULTURE Improved and Cheapened; by A. Du Breuil, Professor of Viticulture and Arboriculture in the Royal School of Arts and Trades, Paris. Translated by E. and C. Parker, of Longworth's Wine House. With Notes and Adaptations to American Culture, by John A. Warder, Author of American Pomology. With 144 Illustrations. One vol. 12mo., neatly printed and bound. Price, cloth, $2.00. Beveled cloth, gilt top, $2.25. THE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF LAND DRAINAGE: Embracing a Brief History of Underdraining; a Detailed Examination of its Operation and Advantages; a Description of Various Kinds of Drains, with Practical Directions for their Construction; the Manufacture of Drain-Tile. Illustrated with nearly 100 Engravings. By John II. Klippart, Author of the "Wheat Plant," Corresponding Secretary of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture, etc. Second Edition. One vol. 12mo. Price, $1.75. Any of the above sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of the price. ROBERT CLARKE & CO. Publishers, Booksellers, Importers, Stationers, Printers, and Blank Book Manufacturers, |