Ohio Imprints, 1796-1850

BookID	Author	ShortTitle	City	Publisher	Reference	Date	PageandSize	Notes
7416		The Flying Petition. To His Excellency The President, and Congress of the United States. The Memorial of the undersigned Citizens of the United States,... Re: Need for cheaper land in area called Congress Land at 200 acres of land by improvement, at 12 1/2 cents per acre, payable in 7 years without interest. Taxes produced would be greater than present land sale policy.	[Chillicothe		AI 0.	1800?]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7417		Petition, founded not in the spirit of party...the undersigned citizens,...Re: Need for cheaper land in area called Congress Land of 200 acres of land by improvement, at 3 cents per acre annually forever...(This same wording as other broadside except for the paragraph on suggested conditions for land purchase.)	[Chillicothe		AI 0.	1800?]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8951		To all to whom these presents shall come...Greetings: Whereas by An act of the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, entitled "An act levying a state tax,"	[Ohio		AI 0.	1809?]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
10157		Ohio Monitor--Extra. Address Of The Central Committee Of The State, To The Friends Of The Administration In Ohio. Fellow Citizens: ... John A. Bryan, David Smith, B. Latham, E. Livingston, Purdy M'Ilvain, A. Chrittenden, [Point right] Committee				1800?	1 sheet ([1] p. ; 48.5 x 29 cm.	Printed area covers 33 x 17.2 cm.
631		Information. Whereas pursuant to a law...John Cleves Symmes.	Cincinnati		OI 17. SS 699.	1801.	Broadside. 21 x 24.5 cm.
653		(Circular.) Sir, As it is expected that Congress, at their next session, will act upon the subject of appropriating two per cent of the monies arising from the sales of public land in the state of Ohio, to the opening, making and repairing of a road leading from the navigable waters of the Atlantic to the river Ohio, we take the liberty of suggesting for your consideration the following reasons, in favor of appropriating the money on a road leading from the City of Washington to Marietta, or to some point on the river Ohio in its vicinity. [26 lines]	[Marietta	s.n.,	OI 36.	1804]	4-page folder, printed on first page only. ; 18.5 x 22.5 cm. (12.5 x 13 cm.)	Ohio Imprint notes: On the MSaE copy is written at the head: "Marietta, 19 Oct. 1804." On p. 2 is a handwritten letter, dated Dec. 19th 1804, addressed to Hon. James Hillhouse, a member of the senate, signed by P. Fearing.
661		A Reply to the Statement of John Cleves Symmes, Addressed to a Committee of Congress, January 30th, 1802, and Published in the Western Spy, October 19th, 1803; Respecting the Reserved Township.	Cincinnati	Printed by Joseph Carpenter.,	OI 45. SS 4791, 9244. Thomson 971.	[1805]	67 p. ; 16 cm.
8722		Liberty Hall Handbill Extra, Oct. 7, 1806.	Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1806.	1 sheet ([1] p.)	Ratcliffe, p. 274, 55n.
698		The Rights of the Judiciary, in a Series of Letters, Addressed to John Sloan, Esq., Late a Member of the House of Representatives of Ohio.	[Chillicothe	s.n.,	OI 78. Rusk II: 221. SS 16084.	1808]	40 p. ; 20 cm.	Ohio Imprint notes: Contains seven letters, addressed to John Sloan and signed "Warren", relating to the power of the courts to declare acts of the Legislature unconstitutional. The resolution regarding the judiciary to which the letters refer was passed in 1807, and Sloan was a Representative during this session, which ended February 22, 1808. References in the text indicated that it was published following this session and before the opening of the next, in December, 1808. See Gilkey's Ohio Hundred Year Book, 1901, p. 305. The signature may be a pseudonym derived from some connection with the city or county of Warren.
7675		(Circular). Chillicothe, January 23, 1809. Sir, ... We all know that this contest originated from the decision of the Supreme court, that the act extending the jurisdiction of justices of the peace above twenty dollars, is unconstitutional. ... Creighton, William, Jr. Hammond, Charles. Cass, Lew. Couch, Jesup N. Woodbridge, William. Brush, Henry.	[Chillicothe	s.n.,	AI 0.	1809]	1 sheet ([1] p.)	The decision of the Ohio Supreme Court regarding the monetary limits which justices of the peace could preside over created a controversy. In an effort to quell the dispute, the attorneys listed at the bottom of the broadside suggested that if attorneys did not appeal cases under $50.00 to the Ohio Supreme Court but accepted the justices of the peace decision, then a workable solution could be found.
7873		$30 Reward for 2 deserters from U. S. Garrison, Newport, Ky.	[Cincinnati		AI 0.	1809]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8244		Evidence Exhibited on the Trial of the Hon. Thomas Morris, for an Alleged Rape on the Body of Mary Ireland. ... Clermont County, May 30th, 1809.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1809.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8905		Record of the Proceedings of the High Court of Impeachment, on the Trial of Calvin Pease, Consisting of the Senate of the State of Ohio, as Provided by the Constitution, and in Pursuance of a Resolution of the Senate.	[Chillicothe	Printed by Nashee & Denny, for Joseph S. Collins.,	AI 0. Swanson, page 276.	1809]	100 p.	Includes (p. 50-100): Record of the proceedings of the High Court of Impeachment on the trial of George Tod.
9852		Ten dollars reward. Deserted, from the garrison, New-Port, Kentucky, on Thursday the 7th instant, an enlisted soldier, belonging to Captain Horde's company of the 7th regiment infantry, named John Steel ...	[Cincinnati]	Carney & Morgan, Printers,	AI 0.	[1809]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 22 x 27 cm.	New York Historical Society notes: Signed: James W. Bryson, ensign. 1st Regt. U.S. Infantry. commanding. Dated: U.S. Garrison, Newport, Ky. September, 9, 1909 [i.e. 1809].
723		[The Christian Hymn Book.]	Dayton	Printed at the Office, by Isaac G. Burnet,	OI 102	1810.		Ohio Imprint notes: Proposals for the publication of this hymn book appeared in Burnet's Ohio Centinel, Dayton, May 10, 1810, and subsequent issues. Robert Steele, in his History of Dayton, Dayton, 1889, p. 100, records that "It was published at the Centinel office, as according to a letter written by John Thomson to William McClure on May the 10th, they could not 'get the work done anywhere on better terms than at Mr. Burnet's.' "
724		A Concise Statement of the Trial and Confession of William Clutter, Who was Executed on Friday the 8th of June, 1810, at Boone Court-House, Kentucky, for the Murder of John Farmer. To Which Is Prefixed a Short Sketch of His Life.	Cincinnati	From the Press of John W. Browne & Company.,	McDade 192. OI 103. Rusk II: 271. SS 19830. Wilkie 163.	1810.	8 p. ; 20 cm.	McDade: Clutter was employed by Farmer to assist in navigating his boat from Pittsburgh to the mouth of the Kentucky River. Farmer was murdered with an ax the night they passed Cincinnati. Clutter was found in possession of the boat, calling himself Farmer and selling his goods. He apparently confessed only after he was convicted.
727		The Extent of the Atonement Considered; Being the Substance of a Sermon, Delivered at a Camp-Meeting, Held in the State of Ohio, on Sunday, 19th August, 1810.	Cincinnati	Printed by John W. Browne & Company, Office of Liberty Hall.,	OI 106. SS 20074.	1810.	14 p. ; 21.5 cm.
4311		Wackatomoka, near Zanesville, June 10, 1810. A Letter to James Kingsbury, Esq., authorizing him to proceed to take the enumeration of the inhabitants of the County of Cuyahoga.			AI 0.	1810.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8952		Military Lands in the State of Ohio.			AI 0.		1 sheet ([1] p.)
9853		Deserters. Sixty dollars reward. Deserted, from the United States garrison, New-Port, Kentucky, on the night of Wednesday the 11th instant, the following described private soldiers ...	Cincinnati	Printed by David L. Carney,	AI 0.	[1810]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 43 x 31 cm.	New York Historical Society notes: Signed: Thornton Posey, captain 7th Infantry, commanding. Newport, Kentucky, April 15th, 1810. N-YHS copy has manuscript inscription on verso: "1 sheet printed Pub. service W Bryson, Lt. Colonel Jacob Kingsbury Commandant Detroit."
749		The Dagon of Calvinism, of the Moloch of Decrees; A Poem, in Three Cantos. To Which is Annexed, A Song of Reason. By the Same. [Quotation] Printed for the Author.	[Cincinnati	John W. Browne & Co.,	OI 128. Rusk II: 357. SS 22656. Wilkie 196.	1811]	47 p. ; 15 p.
762		Zanesville, July 8, 1811. Proposal to Establish a Newspaper at Zanesville. July 8, 1811.	[Zanesville	s.n.,	AI 0.	1811]	Broadside. ; 31 x 18 cm.
763		[A Short Introduction to Geography and Astronomy.	Worthington		OI 140. SS 23936 (citing OI).	1811]
770		Baptism, or the Way of Life.	[Worthington		OI 145. SS 24703 (citing OI).	1812]
786		Recruiting for the War of 1812.	New Lisbon	Printed at the Office of the Ohio Patriot.,	OI 162.	1812.	Broadside. 18 x 21 cm.	Signed by Joseph H. Larwill, First Lieut. U. S. Artillery, June 9, 1812.
5902		Address to Men of Patriotism, Courage & Enterprize!	Marietta		AI 0.	1812.	Broadside. ; 15.5 x 10 cm.
8721		Proposals for Extending the Circulation of the Independent Press, Now Publishing in the Town of Lancaster, Fairfield County (Ohio), June 24, 1812.	[Lancaster	Printed by R.E. Post,	SS 0.	1812]	1 sheet ([1) p.) ; 40 x 17 cm.	Earliest Lancaster imprint. The Independent Press was printed in Lancaster from 1811 to 1812. Cf. Brigham, History and Bibliography of American Newspapers. American Antiquarian Society notes: Signed: The proprietors. Lancaster, June 24, 1812. George Sanderson, later the editor and publisher of the Lancaster gazette, is identified in Graham, A. Hist. of Fairfield and Perry Counties, Ohio, 1883, p. 171, as having commenced publication of the Independent press during the summer of 1811. In 1812 the paper was "printed by R.E. Post for the proprietors." Includes "Conditions" and blank form for recording subscribers' names and addresses. Printed area measures 22.8 x 11.8 cm. American Antiquarian Society copy had three additional sheets, filled with names of the subscribers and other ms. notations, pasted together and affixed at foot; in all measuring 140 x 17 cm. It has since been cut into two unequal pieces.
9440		Proposals by Moses B. Corwin & William Blackburn, for Publishing in the Town of Urbana, State of Ohio A Weekly Newspaper to be Entitled The Farmer's Watch Tower.	[Urbana	Moses B. Cornwin and William Blackburn,	AI 0.	1812]	Broadside	The newspaper was published from July 1, 1812 through August 13, 1812. Four copies exist: three in the American Antiquarian Society, one in the Library of Congress.
805		Eighth naval victory; Lines on the Capture of His Brittanic Majesty's Squadron, on Lake Erie, by Commodore Perry.			SS 51297.	[1813]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
820		A Scriptural Creed by a Friend to Truth.	Lebanon	Printed by M'Clean & Blackburn.,	OI 193. SS 29755.	1813.	27 p. ; 10.5 cm.
5306		Beelzebub Driving and Drowning His Hogs. A Sermon.	Zanesville		AI 0.	1813.
7299		A Dissertation on Government, Shewing the Use and Necessity of Military or Coercive Power, and Answering Objections.	Chillicothe	Printed by James Barnes.,	AI 0.	1813.
8059		American Friend Office, Extra. Marietta, Saturday, October 2. Re: Perry's Naval Victory.	[Marietta		AI 0.	1813]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8949		Anglucklick Neues. Ohio Adler, Extra.	[Lancaster	Jacob D. Dieterich,	AI 0.	1813]	1 sheet ([1] p.)	Siebert Sale, #687: An early report of the River Raisin Massacre. During the winter of 1812-13, British and Native American troops surprised American soldiers under General Winchester near Detroit, defeating and subsequently massacring most of the survivors. Directly after this defeat, General William Henry Harrison hurried to complete and defend Fort Meigs, situated on the Maumee Rapids, in preparation for another assault on the Northwest frontier. The rallying cry of Harrison's men during this stressful period was "Remember the Raisin." Second earliest known Lancaster printed imprint and first broadside.
9220		Circular to the Session and Congregation of Ebenezer, August, 1813.			Rodabaugh, Robert Hamilton Bishop, Columbus, 1935, page 198.	1813
9508		Es beschirme mich Gott und der heutige Tag, Es beschirme mich Gott und das heilige Grab …	[Lancaster, Ohio]	Gedruckt bey Jacob D. Dieterich [i.e., Dietrich], Lancaster, Ohio.,	AI 0.	[1813 or 1814]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 11 x 15 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: A prayer to be carried as a form of protection from attack by those wielding knives, guns or other weapons. Title from first line of text. The American Antiquarian Society is torn across double rule at head, perhaps lacking title above. Jacob D. Dietrich settled at Lancaster, Ohio in 1813, and published the Ohio eagle there between July 1813 and July 1814. From 1814 until his death in 1839 he served in various public positions including postmaster, justice of the peace, and associate judge of the Court of Common Pleas for Farifield County. Printed area measures 8.6 x 13.0 cm.
9657		The Epistle from the Yearly Meeting, Held in London.	[Mount Pleasant		AI 0. Rieger 4470.	1813]	3 p. Large folded sheet. ; 13" x 8"
848		[A New Dialogue between a Calvinist and a Methodist.	Hamilton		OI 218. SS 32230.	1814]
856		Prospectus of a Newspaper, to be Published in Chillicothe, Ohio, Entitled The Weekly Recorder.	[Chillicothe	Printed by John Andrews.,	AI 0.	1814]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 33 x 20 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Includes "Conditions" and blank form for subscribers' names. Signed and dated: John Andrews. March 21, 1814. Printed area measures 24.5 x 16.8 cm. American Antiquarian Society copy addressed in ms. to Hugh Andrews of Franklin, Ohio, and includes the signatures of subscribers' names.
858		Remarks on the Importance of the Contemplated Grand Canal between Lake Erie and the Hudson River.	Geauga County		SS 32624.	1814.	30 p.
865		The Sunday Water-Party or, The Exploits and Fate of a Jovial Club.	Chillicothe	Printed at the Office of the Weekly Recorder by John Andrews,	OI 233. SS 32893.	1814.	11 p. ; 17 cm.	Advertised in the Chillicothe Weekly Recorder, Jan. 5, 1815. In verse.
869		An Address to the Different Religious Societies, on the Sacred of the Christian Name.	Dayton	Printed by Burnet and Lodge, at the Office of the Ohio Republican.,	OI 237. SS 33785.	1815.	[28] p. ; 17 cm.
889		History of the Holy Bible.	Cincinnati	Published by Coleman & Phillips. Morgan, Williams & Co., Printers.	Adomeit A34. OI 257. SS 34917. Welch 861.2.	1815.	167 p. ; 5.5 cm.	Special title pages: A history of the New Testament (p. [77]); An appendix containing the Ten Commandments, and the Old and New Testament dissected (p. [135]); and Version of the Psalms of David (p. [151]).
890		The Immortal Mentor; or Man's Unerring Guide to a Healthy, Wealthy & Happy Life. In Three Parts. By Lewis Cornaro, Dr. Franklin, and Dr. Scott, [quotation].	Cincinnati	Published by J.C. Roll. Morgan, Williams, & Co. Printers,	OI 260. SS 34447; 34995. Wilkie 370.	1815.	202 p. ; 17 cm.	Published in Philadelphia, 1796. Signatures: [A] A-R/2 [R2]/4. (F, H, Q and R2 not printed.)
5692		Sale of Public Lands. Statement of Lands Sold in the Districts of Marietta, Zanesville, Steubenville.			Hayman, 18(June 1965), #445.	[1815]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
5795		Circular. To the Electors of Franklin County.	Columbus		AI 0.	1815.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
5906		Evening Amusement; or, Poetic Selections, Moral and Philosophical. [Two lines of quotations from Pope]	Warren	Printed for the Author,	AI 0.	1815.	62 p.
6059		Certificate of Birth and Christening. Colored Certificate.	Lancaster	Printed by John Herman.,	AI 0.	1815.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7632		General Rules to Govern Applications for Bounty Lands on the Part of Heirs' of Deceased Soldiers. Extracts.	[Chillicothe		AI 0.	1815]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
925		At a meeting of a respectable number of the citizens of the town of Chillicothe, and of the adjacent country, convened at the house of Edmond Basye, on the 21st of December, 1816, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of presenting a memorial to the president and directors of the Bank of the United States, to obtain the establishment of a branch of the said bank in the said town; …	[Chillicothe	s.n.,	OI 297. SS 37227.	1816]	1 l., [1], 2-9, bv p. ; 17.5 cm.	Library Company of Philadelphia notes: Title from first lines of text. "To the president and directors of the Bank of the United States -- The memorial of the citizens of the town of Chillicothe, and the adjacent country, in the state of Ohio"--p. 2-9. Dated and signed at end: Done at town meeting, on the 21st December, 1816, at Chillicothe. Joseph Scott, chairman. Walter Dun, secretary. Signatures: A6 (A1 and A6 verso blank). The Library Company of Philadelphia copy contains the following ms.: Mathew Carey, Esq. from his friend John Carlisle. Signed: Joseph Scott, chairman, Walter Dun, secretary.
930		A Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of the Pious of All Denominations.	Steubenville	Printed for the Publishers by James Wilson.,	OI 301. SS 37294. Wilkie 418.	1816.	161 p. ; 14.5 cm.
947		The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte; Late Emperor of the French, &c. &c. &c. From His Birth, until His Departure to the Island of St. Helena. By a Citizen of the United States.	Warren	Published by James White.,	AI 0.	1816.	xii, [1], 14-312 p. ; 19 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: First published as: The life of Napoleon Bonaparte … By a citizen of Delaware. Wilmington, 1815 (Shaw & Shoemaker 35106). Another issue (not in Shaw & Shoemaker but filmed by Readex at S38077) has imprint: Philadelphia: Published by W. Dobson. 1816. "Copy-right secured according to law."--verso of title page. Error in paging: p. 289 misnumbered 286. "Description of St. Helena."--p. [307]-308. "Appendix. Family of Napoleon Bonaparte."--p. [309]-310. "Kings created by Napoleon" and "Nobility created by Napoleon," p. 311-312. "Books for sale by J. White."--p. [4] of cover.
951		A Narrative of the Life and Death of Lieut. Joseph Morgan Willcox, Who was Massacred by the Creek Indians, on the Alabama River, (Miss. Ter.) on the 15th of January, 1814. Compiled from Various Publications, and Letters Written by His Friends and Brother Officers, on the Occasion. (Published by Consent of His Friends.)	Marietta	Printed by R. Prentiss.,	OI 319. SS 38356. Wilkie 442.	1816.	23 p. ; 21 cm.
966		Propositions Respecting Government. By a Friend to Good Government.	Cincinnati	Printed for the Author, by Looker, Palmer and Reynolds.,	OI 329. SS 38717. Wilkie 453.	1816.	12 p. ; 23 cm.	Proposes a new system of government.
968		A Scriptural Creed by a Friend of Truth.	Lebanon, O.	Printed by M'Clean & Blackburn, for the Author.,	SS 38901.	1816.	27 p. ; 11 cm.
991		A Collection of Anecdotes, Entertaining & Interesting.	Lebanon	Printed by Van Vleet & Camron.,	OI 351. SS 40514.	1817.	144 p. ; 14 cm.
999		The History of Sinbad the Sailor. Also, the Celebrated Travels and Adventures, by Sea and Lands, of the Renowned Baron Munchausen.	Chillicothe	Printed for the Publishers.,	OI 360. SS 41055, 42119. Welch 1212.7	1817.	36 p. ; 13.5 cm.
1004		List of the Chartered Banks, in the States of Pennsylvania, Ohio, etc.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1817.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7636		Regulations to be observed in substantiating Claims for 'five years half pay' in lieu of Military Bounty Land.	Chillicothe		AI 0.	1817.	1 sheet ([1] p.)	OClWHi uncatalogued broadsides.
7880		Sale of Lots in Newtown.	Chillicothe		AI 0.	1817.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
282		Wisdom in Miniature; or, Choice Lessons for Infant Minds.	Chillicothe, Ohio	Farnsworth & Spafford, Printers.,	AI 0. Welch, d'A.A. Amer. Children's books, 0.	1818.	31, [1] p. ill. ; 11 cm.	Unrecorded early Ohio Imprint. Only copy known. Acquired by American Antiquarian Society June 5, 1990. Farnsworth & Spafford are a mystery with no known firm by that name in American Antiquarian Society listing and certainly nothing listed for Chillicothe, Ohio. American Antiquarian Society notes: Possibly printed by Oliver Farnsworth and Horatio Gates Spafford although there is no evidence that they were ever partners or in Chillicothe. In 1818 Farnsworth was en route from Windsor, Vt. (where he had printed an edition of Wisdom in Miniature in 1810) to Cincinnati. From 1817 to 1819 Spafford, formerly of Albany, was farming in Venango County in western Pennsylvania. Page [1] and [32] blank; pasted to printed wrapper.
1055		The Emigrant's Guide, or Pocket Geography of the Western States and Territories, Containing a Description of the Several Cities, Towns, Rivers, Antiquities, Population, Manufactories, Prices of Land, Soil, Productions, and Exports. Compiled from the Best and Latest Authorities.	Cincinnati	Published by Phillips and Speer, Booksellers, Main-Street, near Front. Morgan, Lodge & Co. Printers.,	Graff 1246. Howes E141. OI 412. Rusk II: 138. SS 43943. Sabin 22480. Thomson 378. Wilkie 551.	1818.	iv, [5]-266 p. ; 15 cm.	Includes index.
1070		Mount Carmel. A Poem. By J---- C---- ...	Chillicothe	Printed by John Bailhache.,	OI 424. SS 43518, 44914.	1818.	8 p. ; 18 cm.	Written by a Londoner and sent by him to a near relation in Chillicothe, who had the poem published. [Preface] The "near relation" is supposed to have been Rev. Thomas S. Hinde, who, in 1817, had helped found the town of Mt. Carmel, Ill.
1087		Wizard; Hand Book of Popular Amusement.	Chillicothe		SS 46843.	1818.		This was copyright in 1847 and published in 1848 in Chillicothe (Morgan 6364). This is obviously an error. It is the only book on magic printed in Ohio before 1851.
1088		Wooster, (Ohio) Wayne County, September 11, 1818. Sir, From a knowledge of the character which you sustain, we are being induced to address you on the subject of the ensuing Congressional Election. ...	[Wooster?		OI 441. SS 46866.	1818?]	Broadside. 30.5 x 38 cm.	Unsigned. Dated: Wooster, Wayne County, September 11, 1818. Political circular letter supporting Colonel John Sloane for the U.S. Congress.
5417		Sir, from a Knowledge of the Character which you sustain, we have been induced to address you on the subject of the ensuing election.	Wooster		AI 0.	1818.		Dated: Wooster, Wayne County, September 11, 1818. Political circular letter supporting Colonel John Sloane for the U. S. Congress.
5434		Arithmetical Tables; for the Use of Schools.	Chillicothe	Printed by John Andrews.,	AI 0.	1818.	24 p. ; 11 cm.
7189		Statement of the Amount of Internal Duties Imposed by the United States...paid by each person in the 9th collection district of Ohio, during the year 1817.	Newlisbon [i.e., New Lisbon, Ohio]	--Printed at the Office of the Ohio Patriot [by William D. Lepper].,	AI 0.	[1818]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 46 x 15 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Signed and dated: Erastus Miles, collector, 9th collection district of Ohio. Newburgh, January 1, 1818. Text in two columns separated by ornaments; printed area measures 33.7 x 9.5 cm. American Antiquarian Society copy addressed on verso: Town clerk Lower Sandusky.
7872		Copy of an Act to incorporate certain banks and to extend the charters of existing incorporated banks.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1818.
1105		A Beacon for the Advocates of the Theater.	Cincinnati	Printed by Looker, Reynolds & Co. No. 108, Main Street.,	OI 457.	1819.	12 p. ; 17 cm.
1122		Election. To the independent electors of Hamilton County. I read in the Spy of Saturday last an electioneering piece signed Truth, in favor of General Harrison...	[Cincinnati		OI 476. SS 47886.	1819]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 46 x 31 cm. (32.1 x 18.9 cm.)	American Antiquarian Society: Concerning the appointment of John Cleves Symmes Harrison, son of General William Henry Harrison, as receiver at the Vincennes land office, and criticizing the general as an elected official who put private interests above public duty. At end signed and dated: Truth Illustrated. Monday, October 11, 1819. The Spy was the Western Spy and Cincinnati General Advertiser, Cincinnati.
1145		New-Year's Ball. The Manager's Compliments to M[r. H. Baird] respectfully soliciting [his] attendance at N. H. Merwin's Assembly-Room, in Cleaveland, on Wednesday, the 5th of January next, at 2 o'clock, P. M. R. Wood, I. Town, J. M'Carty, Managers. Cleaveland, December 23, 1819.	[Cleveland		OI 497.	1819]	Broadside. ; 16.5 x 20 cm. (7.5 x 11.5 cm.)
1163		The Quarter-master; or, The Second Part of the Boatswain's Mate: being an Interesting Dialogue between Two British Seamen.	Cincinnati	Published by the Western Navigation Bible and Tract Society of Cincinnati. Printed at the Office of the Western Spy. Mason and Palmer, Printers.,	OI 514. SS 49223.	1819.		OCLC catalogued under G.C. Smith.
7991		Cincinnati (O) Dec. 20, 1819. Announces meeting held in opposition to the extension of slavery west of the Mississippi. Preamble and Resolutions.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1819.	4 p.
1214		Catherine Brown, the Converted Cherokee, a Missionary Drama, Founded on Fact. Written by a Lady.	Cleaveland	Printed by Z. Willes & Co.,	OI 538. SS 698.	1820.	28 p. ; 18 cm.
1216		[A Circumstantial History of the Sacred Scriptures.	Cincinnati		OI 541.	1820]
1261		A Short Defence of Diocesan Episcopacy: in a Letter, in Answer to Z. A's Letter to His Friend, or Doctrinal Tract, No. 3. Upon the Subject of Church Government. By a Layman, of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in Ohio.	Worthington	Printed by Griswold & Spencer.,	OI 582. SS 3220.	1820.	80 p. ; 21 cm.	Wessen: Probably written by Ezra Griswold. Foreshadowed the controversy which finally drove Philander Chase from Ohio.
1263		The Sorrows of Yamba, or the Negro Woman's Lamentation.	Mount Pleasant	s.n.,	SS 3275. Welch 1240.5.	1820.	12 p.
1266		To the Electors of Hamilton County. The freedom of our elective franchise is among the inestimable blessings purchased with the blood and secured by the wisdom of our fathers...Hamilton. State of Ohio, Hamilton county, Sct. Supreme Court. Thomas Morris and James W. Gazlay, vs. the executors of Jno. C. Symmes, deceased, the commissioners of Hamilton county, and others. I do hereby certify that the above cause is now pending and undetermined in the Supreme Court of said county...Daniel Gano, clerk. Clerk's Office, October 7th, 1820.	Cincinnati		OI 585. SS 3450.	1820.	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 45 x 27cm.	Ohio Imprints: A message setting forth the unworthiness of James W. Gazlay, who was a candidate for the Legislature. Printed area covers 41 x 19 cm.
4409		An Interesting Narrative of Two Pious Twin Children, Who Were Stolen By a Jew and Enslaved to the Turks; Who with Their Father Were Marvellously Delivered from Death. Translated from the German. To Which is Added, Charles Berry, or, The Good Son.	Hillsborough	Printed by Moses Carothers.,	Welch 656.	1820.	+, [1], [2-3], 4-12. ; 18 cm.
5349		An Address to Children.	Mount-Pleasant	Printed by S. Marshall,	AI 0.	1820.	12 p. ; 17 cm.	Signed, page 8: A sincere lover of children. Includes verses by Philip Doddridge.
5791		Description of a Wedding. The Groom Resident in Consequentialville, Ohio, Superior Street, and the Bride in the Vicinity.	Mount Pleasant	H. Howard & B. Bates, Printers.,	AI 0.	[1820]	8 p.
7879		Ballad of James Bird.	Chillicothe		AI 0.	[182-]
8421		James Dickerson's Farewell Hymn to His Parents.			AI 0.	[1820]		Dwight Shipley, late of Grove City, Ohio. Copy not located.
10328		Harmonisches Gesang Buch. Theils von anderen Authoren, Theils neu verfasst. ; Zum Gebrauch von Singen und Musik für Alte und Junge. Nach Geschmack und Umständen zu wählen gewidmet.	Allentown, Lecha Caunty, im Staat Pennsylvanien.	Gedruckt bey Heinrich Ebner.,	AI 1521. Bötte & Tannhof. German printing, 2399.	1820.	IV, 287, [23] p. ; 18 cm.	American Antiquarian Society Notes: Without music. Printed in two columns. This issue includes: "Zweyter Anhang" --p.191-287 and a cumulated index of [23] p. for the whole book, both printed by Johann Herman , Buckdrukker, Lancaster, Ohio." (colophon)--Bötte & Tannhof.
1304		Independence Ball. The Company of M[r. H. Baird] is Solicited at Mr. P. Mowrey's Assembly-Room, in the Village of Cleaveland, on Wednesday the 4th Day of July Next, at 2 O'Clock, P.M. A. M'Millen, J[oseph] Webb, J[ohn] Taylor, Managers. Cleaveland, June 22, 1821.	[Cleaveland		SS 5690.	1821]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
1308		Das Kleine Lust-Gartlein, oder Schoene auserlesener Gebter [sic] und Leider, zum Gebrauch der Jugend sowohl in der Schule als zu House.	Canton	Gedruckt bey Jacob Sala u. Sohn.,	SS 5775. Botte & Tannhof. German printing, 2478.	1821.	95, [1] p. ; 11 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: In plain boards with leather spine. American Antiquarian Society copy bears bookplate of John Stuart Groves (Juvenile library collection). Inscribed in Schreibschrift [--] Gilbert. Index. p. [96]. Wessen, 2(Oct. 13, 1938), #21: Unrecorded and perhaps unique. One of the earliest books to issue from the press of Central Ohio; and one of the first juveniles published West of the Ohio River. Two years later, Wessen had a second copy, the first having gone to the Library of Congress.
1316		Das Neu eingerichtete Evangelisch-Lutherische Gesangbuch, bestehend aus einer Sammlung Lieder, zum Gebrauch des öffentlichen deutschen Gottsdienstes, und andern Uebungen zur Gottseligkeit, in dem Staat von Ohio, und den angrenzenden Staaten.	Canton	Gedruckt bey Schäffer und Sala.,	SS 6186. First Cent. of German Lang. Printing in the U.S., 2480.	1821.	[16], 227, [7] p. ; 15 cm.	Advertised on page [234] of Der Psalter des Konigs (No. 1288) as for sale for 62 1/2 cents. Without music. Includes indexes.
5648		Hoch-deutsches ABC- und Namen-Büchlein für Kinder, welche anfangen zu lernen.	Canton	Gedruckt bey Jacob Sala.,	AI 0.	[1821]	[32] p. ill. ; 16 cm.	Printed covers included in pagination.
6211		A Collection of Sacred Music, in Which Is a Great Variety of Tunes, Intended for, and Well Adapted to the Use of the Different Churches, Singing Schools, Private Families, and Denominations of Christians. By B.W.D. Carty.	Hardensburgh, (Ky.)	Morgan, Lodge and Co., Printers.,	AI 4924.	1821.	vi, 7-59, [1] p. Chiefly music. ; 14 x 23 cm.	Includes index of tune names.
7858		Ran away from the subscriber on Sunday last an apprentice to the carpenter business, named Stephen Crane. ... John Lindley. Dayton, Aug. 1st, 1821.	[Dayton		AI 0.	1821]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
10128		Das Neue Gesangbuch.	[Canton	Gedruckt bey Schaffer und Sala,	AI 0.	1821]		No copy located. (1/11/2006). Advertised in Der Psalter des Konigs, p. [234] as printed. (Morgan 1288)
10129		Das kleine Davidsche Psalterspiel, Nebst der Harfe.	[Canton	Gedruckt bey Schaffer und Sala,	AI 0.	1821]		No copy located. An immensely popular book advertised in Der Psalter des Konig, p. [234] to be published by Schaffer and Sala on the basis of subscription, p. [234]. (Morgan 1288)
1340		The American Primer, Abridged; Containing Short and Easy Lessons for Little Children. Adorned with Pictures.	Cincinnati	Published by O. Farnsworth & Co.,	SS 7802. Heartman, C. F. Non-New England Primers 25.	1822.	23, [1] p. ill. ; 11 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Last page blank; pasted to printed wrapper. Wrapper title: The First Primer for Little Children.
1358		Sacred Music, Containing a Great Variety of Psalm and Hymn Tunes; Selected Principally, from the Most Eminent European Authors; The Greater Part of Which were Never Published in the Patent Notes. To Which is Prefixed, a Musical Grammar, a Musical Dictionary, &c. By Seth Ely. [Five lines of quotation]	Cincinnati	Printed by Morgan, Lodge and Co. for the Proprietors-,	SS 8616.	1822.	viii, [1], 10-320 p. music. ; 14 x 23 cm.	Errors in paging: p. iv and 82 misnumbered vi and 83. Includes indexes. "It is but just to acknowledge that this grammar is principally taken from Dr. J.W. Callcott's's Musical Grammar," p. [19]. American Antiquarian Society copy inscribed: Hervey Scott, June the 10th 1830.
1376		Observations on the Nomination of a Candidate for the Presidency. Submitted for the Consideration of the Members of the Legislature Now in Session, by a Citizen of Ohio.			SS 9749.	1822.
1397		Poems; By the Author of Juvenis, Leander, &c. [Two lines of quotation]	Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	October 1822.	87 p. ; xx cm.
5213		To the Independent Electors of the County of Wayne. We presume to trouble you with a few remarks, on the subject of the approaching election, which would have been entirely unnecessary, had we not ascertained that hand bills, containing assertions as groundless as they are malicious in their import and intent, have at his late hour been secretly ushered into circulation, in the more distant parts of this county--and by their base author, carefully kept from view of the citizens of this place--evidently with the intent, that the falsity of the charges therein stated, might not, until too late, be exposed and made known. The Hand bill alluded to, is signed 'Many Voters,' and is intended solely to defeat the election of 'Joseph H Larwill,' to the Senate of this state. It is a well known fact, that 'Joseph H. Larwill' has, for more than three years past, been decidedly hostile to the proceedings of the Directors of the German Bank of Wooster--and has been extremely anxious to have the business of the Bank brought to a speedy and honorable termination. And it is also well known to the writer of the hand bill alluded to, that 'Joseph H. Larwill,' nor any of his connexions, are indebted one cent to the German Bank of Wooster. It is also well known, that Mr. 'Larwill' has not, nor now is supported by the Bank interest--but on the contrary, they have been and now are hostile to his election, and in favor of the election of Gen. 'M'Millan.' We feel satisfied, that upon a candid examination of the claims of Mr. 'Larwill, they will, at least, be found to equal those of gen. 'M'Millan.' A number of Electors. October 5, 1822.	[Wooster	s.n.,	AI 0.	1822]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 18 cm. x 23 cm.	Printed area measures: 13.5 cm x 18.5 cm. Text is in two columns with decorative rule down the middle.
5214		To the Enlightened Electors of Wayne County. Oct. 1822. Statement regarding objections to the publication of handbills at an election.		s.n.,	AI 0.	[1822]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
5215		Electors of Wayne County. Regarding charges brought against Joseph Larwill. 1822.		s.n.,	AI 0.	1822.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
5286		The Christians' Duty Exhibited in a Series of Hymns, Collected from Various Authors, Designed for the Worship of God, and for the Edification of Christians. Recommended to the Serious of All Denominations by the Fraternity of Baptists. [Six lines of Scripture text] Fourth Edition, Improved	Canton	Printed by Jacob & Solomon Sala.,	AI 0. Durnbaugh 77.	1822.	[4], 331, [1], 4-117, [30] p. ; 15 cm.	Preface dated: Germantown, May 18, 1791. "Select Spiritual Songs.", [1], [4]-117 p., second count. Includes indexes.
7182		Discourses of Our Blessed Savior; Extracted from the New Testament. [One line of Scripture text.] Fifth Edition.	Cincinnati	Printed and Published, by E. Harrison, for the Use of Sunday Schools.,	AI 0.	1822.	32 p. ill. ; 11 cm.	In printed wrappers. "E. Harrison, printer.", p. 32.
7399		Hoch-Deutsches ABC und Namen=Buchlein fur Kinder, welche anfangen zu lernen.	Canton, (Ohio.)	Gedrucht by Jacob Sala.,	AI 0.	1822.	15 cm.
7739		Independence Ball. The Managers present their compliments to M [blank space] and request the pleasure of [blankspace] company at Merwin's Assembly Room, at 5 o'clock, P. M. on Thursday the 4th of July, 1822. W. Welles, J. Sears, A. D. Cutter. Managers. Cleaveland, June 22, 1822.	Cleveland	s.n.,	AI 0.	1822.	Broadside. ; 20.5 x 16 cm.	Addressed in ms. Phineas Shepard, Jr.
7897		Citizens Beware! Think Before You Vote. The hard laboured piece of patch work issued on Saturday, endeavours to exculpate Mr. Gazlay from certain charges of which he was convicted in the court of Common Pleas. ...	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1822]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 30 x 17 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Charging James W. Gazlay with attempting "to invalidate the testimony of the witnesses previous to the trial of the appeal." Gazlay, of Cincinnati, Ohio, was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1822 but was unsuccessful in his bid for re-election in 1824. Reference to the conviction in the Court of Common Pleas and to the appeal, which was made to the state Supreme Court in July 1822, suggest that this opposition broadside was issued during his first congressional campaign. For a discussion of the charges and the trial in the Court of Common Pleas, see Blake, Francis A. Exposition of the causes which led to the late controversy between William Lytle and James W. Gazlay, Esq. ... Cincinnati, 1822. (Morgan 1349; second edition 1350). Printed area measures 25.0 x 11.5 cm. Signed: G.
7900		Independent Press. Supplement. Editorial. ... Goose Guilford and Nayiah Kendall, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Strength in union. Two better than one. Come and Try. N. B. Dancing taught every Saturday afternoon.	[Cincinnati		AI 0.	1822]	Broadside:
7901		Independent Press. Supplement. To The Public. ... To the Electors of Hamilton County. ... Independent Press Nomination. For Congress.-James Wheedlefool Ghastly. For the Assembly.-Goose Gilford.	[Cincinnati		AI 0.	1822]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7935		To The Electors Of The County Of Wayne. Re: Joseph H. Larwill, original proprietor of Wooster, regarding his military behavior. September 25th, 1822.	Wooster		AI 0.	1822.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
10152		Handbill signed "Many Voters" against the election of Joseph H. Lawill to the Ohio Senate because of his criticism of German Bank of Wooster. Supports Gen. M'Millan.	[Wooster	s.n.,		1822]	1 sheet ([1] p.)	See Morgan 5213 for reference.
1431		Court Assembly-March Term, 1823. The Company of ---- is Respectfully Solicited at Boughton's Hall, in Cleaveland, on the 13th Instant, at 6 O'Clock P. M. H. Perry, D. Long, R. Wood, J. W. Willey, J. S. Clarke, C. M. Giddings. Cleaveland, March 1, 1823.	[Cincinnati		SS 12276	1823]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
1470		Some Strictures on Church Government, in Answer to a Late Pamphlet on that Subject, by Rev. Lorenzo Dow.	Cincinnati	Abbott Goddard.,	SS 14163.	1823.	34 p. ; 17 cm.
5202		A List of Lands, within the bonds of Medina County, on which Arrearages of Taxes. Medina, Ohio, July 21, 1823.	[Medina	s.n.,	AI 0.	1823]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ;
5287		"Methodist Episcopacy"; A Tract Containing Authentic Documents from the Writings of the Rev. Messrs. John and Charles Wesley, Rev. Dr. Coke, Bishop White and Others, Submitted to the Candid Consideration of the Reader, by a Churchman.	Delaware	Printed by Ezra Griswold.,	AI 0.	1823.	16 p. ; 19 cm.
7180		Wanted. A Presbyterian Preacher, or in Connexion with the Presbyterian Church...qualified and disposed to teach and take charge of an infant institution of learning...	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1823]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 20 x 16 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: "Further information, must either be had on the ground, at Walnut-Hills, near Cincinnati, Ohio ..." The only known copy, held by American Antiquarian Society, is dated in contemporary hand, "May 1823." The basic principles of education described are similar to those adopted by the Lane Seminary established at Walnut Hills in 1828, under the auspices of the Presbyterian Church. Cf. One Hundred and Fifty Years of Presbyterianism in the Ohio Valley, Cincinnati, 1941, p. 80-83. Printed area, including ornamental border, measures 16.2 x 13.4 cm.
7181		Delaware Patron. A Newspaper, with the Above Title, is Published Weekly, in the Town of Delaware, Ohio, by Ezra Griswold; Devoted to Politics and the News of the Day ...	[Delaware	Printed by Ezra Griswold,	AI 0.	1823]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 32 x 20 cm. (11.4 x 12.9 cm.)	Ezra Griswold printed the Delaware Patron from April 16, 1823 to May 6, 1830. Includes "Conditions." and blank form for subscribers' names.
7248		The Proceedings of the Session of Mountpleasant, in the Trial of James Graham.	Mount Pleasant	[s.n.]	AI 0.	1823.	34 p. ; 17 cm.
8886		Nomination of President & Vice President of the United States.	[Steubenville	James Wilson,	AI 0.	1823].	12 p. ; 19 cm.	Caption title; no imprint. American Antiquarian Society notes: Supporting the nominations of DeWitt Clinton for president and Andrew Jackson for vice-president. Signed, p. 2: John Patterson, chairman. A. Cunningham, secretary. Meeting was held in Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio. Address of the committee of correspondence, p. 2-12, signed: James P. Miller, chairman, Jefferson County, O. Dec. 22, 1823. American Antiquarian Society copy inscribed: Hon. John W. Taylor.
10090		Poems for Children.	Mountpleasant, Ohio	Printed by E. Harris,	AI 0.	1823.	21 p. ill. ; 12 cm.
1486		Clay and Slavery!! Fellow Citizens, the Election of State Officers having terminated, it is presumed the people will be able more calmly and dispassionately to deliberate on the appointment of a national chief magistrate...A Citizen of Ohio.	Hamilton		SS 15780.	1824.	1 sheet ([1] p.)	Reprinted in Cincinnati Emporium, Oct. 28, 1824.
1501		Great Effects from Little Causes, Illustrated.	Cincinnati	Printed by Samuel J. Browne, at the Emporium Office, for the Reader.,	SS 16337.	1824.	16 p.
1506		Das Kleine Lust-Gärtlein, oder, Schöne auserlesener [!] Gebeter und Lieder zum Gebrauch der Jugend, sowohl in der Schule als zu Hause.	Canton	Gedruckt bey Jacob Sala.,	SS 16817. Botte & Tannhof. German printing, 2632.	1824.	111, [112] p. ; 11 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: "Vorrede" dated Oct. 18, 1824 at Canton, Ohio, and signed: Jacob Sala. Index to songs on p. [112].
1532		The Substance of a Discourse Delivered before a Moral Society on the Subject of Intemperance; Showing, among Greater Evils, the Waste and Loss of More than Thirty Millions of Dollars to the People of This Country, in a Single Year, by the Use of Ardent Spirits.	Cincinnati	Printed by Samuel J. Browne, at the Emporium Office for the Reader.,	SS 18122.	1824.	[3], 4-31 p. ; 20 cm.
1533		A Table of the Votes for Governor and Electors for President.			SS 18136.	1824.
4077		Catalogue of Books to be Auctioned at the Store of Mr. E. Taylor in Cleveland, on Saturday the 30th inst...400 and 500 volumes of Books.	Cleveland		AI 0.	1824.		Cleaveland Herald, Oct. 15, 1824, 3: "Catalogues to be seen at Mr. Taylor's store and most of the bar-rooms in this village."
5793		Some Account of Lucy Caldwell, A Woman of Color, Who Departed this Life on the 25th of the 3rd Month, 1824, Aged 39.	Mount Pleasant		AI 0.	1824.	4 p.
7037		Broadside specifying why Mr. Wright should be reelected instead of Mr. Beebe, Eleventh Congressional District.			AI 0.	1824.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7177		At a Meeting of the Citizens of Hamilton County, Friendly to the Election of General Andrew Jackson to the Presidency of the United States, held at the Court-House in Cincinnati, the 17th Day of April, 1824, Clayton Webb [and thirteen others] were appointed a committee of correspondence...	Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1824.	1 sheet ([ii] p.) ; 32 x 20 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Includes: Address. The corresponding committee, appointed by the citizens of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, favourable to the election of General Andrew Jackson to the presidency of the United States, address their fellow citizens ... Address signed on p. ii: Clayton Webb, chairman. E. Hayward, secretary. The American Antiquarian Society copy is annotated in a contemporary hand: Written by E.H. [i.e Hayward, Elijah.].
7420		Marietta Minerva, Extra Issue, Friday, July 23, 1824. Giving list of lands in Athens County returned Delinquent for Tax 1823.	Marietta		Smith Book Company, Catalog No. 14, #575.	1824.	[2] p.
7898		Beware of Wolves in Sheeps' Clothing!!! Fellow Citizens-A long and deep studied hand-bill has within a few days past, made its appearance among you, under the imposing name of "Reform Ticket." Many of those whose names are placed on the list ... would do honor to themselves and their country, should they be elected: but the progress of our approbation must be arrested, when we come to the candidate there recommended for Congress. This is ... the Honorable James W. Gazlay. ... Truth. Sept. 14, 1824.	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1824]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 26 x 18 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Charging Gazlay, representative from Cincinnati, "with having in to particulars violated the confidence reposed in him by his constituents." Signed: Truth. Sept. 14: 1824. Text in two columns, printed area measures 19.5 x 12.2 cm.
7899		Facts! Stubborn Facts!!! Re: anti-Andrew Jackson. Signed Anthony Wayne.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	[1824]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8422		Presidential Nomination. At a meeting of the Citizens of Cincinnati, friendly to the Election of John Quincy Adams to the President...Circular...Thomas Clark, Isaiah Wing, Oliver Farnsworth, Corresponding Committee.	[Cincinnati		AI 0.	1824]	Broadside. ; 25 x 20 cm.
8423		Base Calumny Refuted!! The assertions of Hezekiah Flint (the county rider for James W. Gazlay) that General James Findlay has resigned as a candidate for Congress in favor of Benj. M. Piatt, is a base malicious falsehood, circulated only to injure the General's election. Gen. Findlay's cause is with the People; his friends are requested to be on the alert, and contradict the report fabricated by this licensed slanderer. Washington. October 11, 1824.	Washington		AI 0.	[1824]	Broadside. ; 17 x 23 cm.
8424		To the Electors of the First Congressional District....September 18, 1824. Many Voters.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	[1824]	1 sheet ([1] p.)	This was a strong attack against General James Findlay accusing him of being an embezzler, abuser of the public trust and a member of the "old bank party" (i.e. Republican).
8425		Hail to the Chief in Triumph Advances." ...[two columns of text]... Cincinnati, October 8, 1824. Truth.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1824.	1 sheet ([1] p.)	General James Findley's supporters refute Hezekiah Flint's assertions about Findlay's conduct at the surrender of Detroit in 1812, his alleged aid to Aaron Burr, and the state of his fiscal affairs.
8540		To the Independent Electors of the First Congressional District of Ohio. Fellow Citizens. The earnest solicitations of a respectable portion of the community, have prevailed on Benjamin M. Piatt, Esq. to consent to become a candidate for the office of a Representative to the next Congress. ... [Signed:] Public Sentiment. ... State Election. To the Freemen of Hamilton County. ... construction of the Canal from Lake Erie to the Ohio River (a great and glorious project!) and a Bill for the establishment of Free Schools, will then be acted upon. ... [Signed:] The People. September 27, 1824. ... Republican Ticket. [Candidates listed]	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1824]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 45 x 28 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Text in two columns; printed area measures 37.6 x 23.0 cm.
9872		John Quincy Adams : The citizens of Cincinnati, friendly to the elevation of this gentleman to the presidency of the United States, are requested to meet at the Presbyterian Church on Walnut Street at 4 o'clock ... The People.	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1824]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ill. ; 16 x 35 cm.	Includes cut of spread eagle. Dated: April 24, 1824.
10151		Broadside urging the Election of Joseph H. Larwell to the Senate. Signed by Francis H. Foltz and et. Al. Wooster, Ohio. October 8, 1824.	[Wooster	s.n.,		1824]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
1574		Commencement of the Ohio Canal at the Licking Summit, July 4th, 1825.	Lancaster	Printed by John Herman.,	SS 20148. Thomson 259.	1825.	22 p.	Thomson: Contains the Proceedings and Orations delivered on the occasion.
1590		The Keys, a Vision of Samaritanus, in the Year of the Christian Era, 1820.	Chillicothe	Printed by John Bailhache & Co.,	SS 21113.	1825.	53 p. ; 18 cm.	Cover title.
1626		The Trial, Confession, &c. of John Funston, Who was Executed at New Philadelphia (O.) on the 30th of December, 1825, for the Murder of William Cartmill While Carrying the United States' Mail from Freeport and Coshocton, on the 9th Sept. 1825.	New Philadelphia	S. Patrick Printer.,	McDade 327. SS 22510. Vodrey 48.	1825.	1 p. l., 18 p. ; 23 cm.	McDade: Cartmill, or Cartmell as it is spelled in a ballad, was a postboy who was shot from ambush by Funston. Johnson, who had been accompanying Cartmill but dropped behind, came up at the shot to find Funston there, but the latter then disappeared. Johnson later picked Funston out of a line-up; he was tried in Tuscarawas County and executed.
5757		Celebration at Middletown. Re: Commencement of Construction of the Miami Canal.	Middletown		AI 0.	1825.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
5947		Reception of General Lafayette, at Cincinnati, Ohio; on His Tour Through the Western Counrty May 20, 1825.	Cincinnati	Printed by S J. Browne, at the Emporium Office.,	AI 0.	1825.	24 p.
7552		Prices of Mill Wright's Work.			AI 0.	1825.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7881		Bill of Fare of a Dinner, etc. Chillicothe, July 25, 1825, at Madeira's Hotel.	Chillicothe		AI 0.	1825.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8150		Notice to all the World. I claim an equal undivided moity of a certain tract, or parcel of land, lying, and being in the county of Clinton and state of Ohio numbered eight hundred and eighteen (No. 818) …	[Wilmington, Clinton County, State of Ohio	s.n.,	AI 0.	1825]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 23 x 26 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Announcing the author's intention to "apply to the proper tribunal for a title," and cautioning prospective buyers against purchasing all or part of the tract from either Isaiah Morris or James Fife. Signed: Robert Campbell. Wilmington, Clinton County state of Ohio, 7th Dec. 1825. Printed area measures 15.9 x 17.7 cm. Annotated: filed 19 Dec. 1825 Isaiah Morris.
9793		The American Primer, Containing Easy and Familiar Lessons in Spelling and Reading Adapted to the Capacities of Children.	Cincinnati	N. and G. Guilford,	AI 0.	1825.	35 p. ill. ; 14 cm.
9849		To the electors of the senatorial district, composed of the counties of Adams and Brown ...	[Ohio	s.n.,	AI 0.	1825.	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 28 x 20 cm.	New Historical Society notes: Argues against the candidacy of general Beasley for Ohio state senator because of a conflict of interest with his position as canal commissioner, and supports the candidacy of captain Shepherd. Signed: Convention. Octocer [sic] 7, 1825.
1663		Die Ernsthafte Christenpflicht; Darinnen Schöne Geistreiche Gebäter, womit sich fromme Christen-Herzen su allen Zeiten und in allen Nöthen Trösten Können.	Wooster, Ohio	Gedruckt bey Johann Sala,	First Century of German Language Printing in the U.S., 2837. SS 24438.	1826.	241 [i.e, 239], [37] p. ; 12 cm.	First Century of German Language notes: Errors in paging: p. 101-142, 143-182, 187-210, 211-239 misnumbered 102-143, 145-184, 188-211, 213-241. Mennonite Historical Library notes: Irregularities in pagination: 144, 212 omitted in numbering; 101 numbered 109; middle numeral omitted from 116; 4 unnumbered pages between p. 184 and 188. In some copies first line of t.p. verso ("Esther, 8.") is imposed against "Ernsthafte" of t.p. recto, in others against "Christenpflicht". -- One copy were first line of t.p. verso is imposed against "Christenpflicht" also lacks "Die" from t.p. recto. Par.Cont. Partial contents: Anhang der Confession -- Fürstellung der vornehmsten Articulen unsers allgemeinen Christlichen Glaubens--p. [37], second count. 49 prayers, 1 prayer outline; includes all of the prayers from Leenaerdt Clock’s Formulier Etlicher Christlichen Gebäthe. Signatures: [n]1 A-R/8 [n]1. Only the following libraries have the second [37] pages: American Antiquarian Society, Library Company of Philadlephia, Mennonite Historical Library, and Western Reserve Historical Library.
1668		Supplement to the Liberty Hall and Cincinnati Gazette.	Cincinnati	Liberty Hall and Cincinnati Gazette.,	SS 24569.	1826.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
1688		The Miscellany. Containing Choice Specimens in Poetry and Prose, an Account of Several Modern Shipwrecks, and Two Extensive Chronological Tables. By a Gentleman of Baltimore.	Cincinnati		SS 25389. Sabin 49450.	1826.	98 p.
1706		Treasury Department. Circular. Second Comptroller's Office, Dec. 5, 1826.			Hayman, 87(Fall-Winter, 1981), #65.	1826.
5429		The Voice of the People. Review of the Principles & Conduct of Messrs. Vance, Sloane, Wright & Co., Representatives in Congress from the State of Ohio, on the Presidential Election, Embracing a Commentary Upon the Speech of Mr. Wright at a Dinner Given to Him by His "Friends" at Steubenville, 31st July, 1826, and Upon the Address of Mr. Sloane to His Constituents, Dated Aug. 1st, 1826.	[Steubenville	s.n.,	AI 0.	1826]	24 p. ; 23 cm.	Caption title; no imprint. Undated pamphlet, circa August 1826. Donald Ratcliffe attributes authorship to John M. Goodenow.
7735		To the Electors of this District. Fellow Citizens:-I observe in the Olive Branch, the paper of Circleville, two pieces signed "One of your Constituents," and "Farmer." Re: answers critics on canals and his absence on Sunday in Congress. ... John Thompson. October 6, 1826.	[Circleville	s.n,	AI 0.	1826]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8896		Champlain, Plattsburgh[, and Orleans] Honor to the Bra[ve.] Splendid Battles!	Cincinnati	Published for the amusement of all Patriots, who glory in American Valor.,	AI 0.	1826.	1 sheet ([1] p.) ill. ; 51 x 31 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Three songs. Gen. Jackson's victory at New-Orleans, January 8, 1815; or, The hunters of Kentucky. First lines: Ye gentlemen and ladies fair, who grace this famous city. By Samuel Woodworth. MacDonough's naval victory!! on Lake Champlain; and defeat of Gov. Provost, at Plattsburgh, by Gen. Macomb, September 11, 1814. First line: Backside Albany, tan Lake Champlain. Variously titled "The siege of Plattsburgh," "The Battle of Plattsburgh," and "Backside Albany," the song, sung to the Irish air Boyne water, was written by Micah Hawkins. Cuffee's poetical review of Champlain, Plattsburgh and Orleans victories. First Lines: Green Mountain boys, dat fear no noise, made Probose lads dance Spanish, O! Text in three columns; printed area, including illustrated border, measures 44.2 x 26.8 cm.
9854		Carriers of the Western Tiller, to Their Patrons, on the New-Year of 1827.	[Cincinnati	J.W. Gazlay,	AI 0.	1826]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 31 x 20 cm.	New York Historical Society notes: Verse in two columns divided by double rule; first line: The custom's old, by which the carriers claim. Presumably printed late in 1826 by J.W. Gazlay, printer of the Western tiller, for distribution on or about New Year's Day.
1177		Administration Meeting. At a large and respectable meeting of the citizens of Hamilton County, friendly to the administration of the national government, held in Cincinnati ... the following resolutions were offered and unanimously adopted ...	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1827]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 22 x 27 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Signed : Wm. Ruffin, chairman. B. Drake, Smith Clason, secretaries. Cincinnati, Sept. 11, 1827. Text in three columns; printed area measures 15.0 x 18.0 cm. Annotated: papers of the estate of G. Good decd and C[illegible] Bond.
1734		The Dagon of Calvinism, of The Moloch of Decrees; a Poem in Three Cantos. To Which is Annexed A Song of Reason.	Cincinnati	Printed for the Publisher.,	SS 28650.	1827.	95 p.
1744		Interesting Report of the Rise and Progress...Protestant Episcopal Church, Kenyon College and Gambier.	Gambier		SS 29332 citing Thomson. Thomson 438.	1827.
1774		Satire on Modern Piety, and Gilded Prayers. Portraitures, of Certain Worthy Personages Residing in a Certain They Emigrated Some Years since; and having Obtained Dame Fortune's Propitious Smiles, They now Endeavor to "Astonish the Natives."	Cincinnati	Published by the Author.,	SS 30524.	1827.	22 p.
1780		Tracts, Moral, Historical, Didactic and Amusing: Original and Selected. Published in Numbers Convenient for Common Use and Preservation.	Cincinnati	Printed at the Office of the Western Tiller.,	SS 30824.	1827.	16 p.
4067		Circular. Cincinnati, October 24, 1827. A Letter Proposing that a Convention of the Friends of the Administration in Ohio be held at Columbus on Friday, Dec. 28...Samuel Davies.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1827.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
4069		For Sale, the Following Real Estate, belonging to the School Fund of Connecticut viz., In the Western Reserve in the State of Ohio. Litchfield, O., March 3, 1827. Seth P. Beers.			AI 0.	1827.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
5311		Proceedings of the Friends of Andrew Jackson at a Meeting held at Zanesville, Ohio, Nov. 28, 1827.	Zanesville	s.n.,	AI 0.	1827.	8 p. ; 22 cm.
6483		The American Songster. A Collection of Popular Songs.	Cincinnati	Published by N. & G. Guilford, W.M. & O. Farnsworth, Printers,	AI 0.	1827.	140 p. ; 14 cm.	OC (RA808.81 A512). Includes index. Song texts, without music.
7173		Circular. Cincinnati, March 29, 1827. Sir at a Meeting of the Jackson Committee of Correspondence, for the county of Hamilton, on the 21st instant, the undersigned were appointed a select committee to open and continue a correspondence with similar committees ... with a view to promote the elevation of that illustrious citizen to the next presidency.	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1827]	1 sheet ([1] p.) Broadside. ; 26 x 20 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Signed: Elijah Hayward [and six others]. Printed area measures 15.5 x 15.6 cm.
7846		The New England Primer; Containing the Shorter Catechism; with a Brief Introduction to Spelling and Reading.	Cincinnati	Published and Sold by N. & G. Guilford, Wm. M. & O. Farnsworth, Jr. Printers.,	AI 0. Heartman 0.	1827.	34 p. ill. ; 15 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Includes poems, hymns, and prayers. Title and imprint statement transcribed from p. [1] of wrapper. Prayers, p. [4] of wrappers. Inscribed: Eleanor I Willson's book, March 15th, 1829; Eleanor Isabel Willson, book bought in Kneene [NH]. American Antiquarian Society notes: (lacks p. 1-2, including title page).
8012		Circular. Letter urging the formation of a Committee to take such measures are necessary to insure the election of Mr. Adams. Oct. 24, 1827.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1827.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8102		Circular. Calling friends of the Administration to meet at Mrs. Watson's Tavern for the purpose of forming a ticket for electors of President.	New-Lisbon		Wessen, 62(January 1956), #418.	1827.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
9784		Explanation of the Design and Arrangements of the Co-Operative Magazine, Which Has Recently Been Commenced in Cincinnati, on the North-West Corner of Elm and Fifth Streets, to The Reader.	[Cincinnati	Maguet Office,	AI 0.	1827]	4 p. ; 22 cm.	Caption title; no imprint.
1805		The Book of Prices Adopted by the House Carpenters of the Towns of Zanesville & Putnam, March 22nd, 1828.	Zanesville	Printed by Peters & Pelham.,	SS 32412. Graff 355.	1828.	15, [2] p. ; 19.5 cm.	Also published in 1842 (Morgan 5528).
1818		An Exposition of Facts Connected with the Late Prosecutions in the Methodist Episcopal Church of Cincinnati. With Observations on a Narrative of Facts, &c. by David Fisher. To Which is Added, An Appendix, in Relation to the Rev. Truman Bishop.	Cincinnati	Looker & Reynolds, Printers.,	Rowe E2636. SS 33111.	1828.	60 p. ; 20 cm.	Preface dated Cincinnati, 5th November, 1828 and signed: The Committee. See Fisher (Morgan 5965).
1840		Morton; A Tale of the Revolution. [Ten lines from Cowper]	Cincinnati	Printed and Published by Hatch, Nichols & Buxton.,	SS 34205. Wright, L.H. Amer. fiction, 1774-1850 (2nd ed.), 1924.	1828.	331, bv p. ; 21 cm.	Errors in paging: p. 96, 146, 246 misnumbered 97, 131, 222. Dedication signed: The Authoress.
1859		The Story of Ahmed the Cobler or, The Great Astrologer.	Canton	Printed by W. W. Wyman.,	SS 35421.	1828.	56 p. ;
1862		A Vindication of the Truth, Being a Review of a Sermon Delivered by Joshua L. Wilson, D.D., from 1st John, 3-8 "There are three that bear witness in earth, the Spirit, the Water, and the Blood, and these three agree in one." By a Member of the Enon Baptist Church, in Cincinnati. [One line from Job]	Cincinnati	Morgan, Fisher, & L'Hommedieu, Printer.,	SS 37024.	1828.	38 p. ; 21 cm.	"Erratum," p. 38.
1867		The Yankee in London; or A Short Trip to America. [four lines of quotation]	Cincinnati	Published and Sold by Robbins & Wright, At the Milton Book Store, No. 137, Main-Street. Hatch, Nichols & Buxton, Printers,	SS 37274. Cf. Wright, L.H. Amer. fiction, 1774-1850 (2nd ed.), 2766, Philadelphia, 1826 edition only.	1828.	140, 2 l. p. 13.5 cm.	The printers may have misfigured the press run as the text ends on p. 134 and "Anecdotes" are on pages [135]-140 plus 2 blank leaves in the final signature.
4362		To the Friends of the General Administration of the 14th Congressional District. Eli Baldwin to run against Whittlesey. Warren, O., Oct. 9, 1828.	Warren		AI 0.	1828.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
5216		To the Electors of Wayne County. A small handbill headed Wayne County vs. Wooster, and signed many voters of the county, has been issued against me from the Press of the Ohio Oracle, printed on Saturday [October 11, 1828] evening last and distributed on Sabbath day to different parts of the county in a sly and underhanded manner to prevent any of them falling into the hands of my known friends. ... Joseph H. Larwill. October 13, 1828.	[Wooster	s.n.,	AI 0.	1828]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 27.3 x 19.8 cm.	Printed in two columns. Includes letter from W. Stillman to Ezra Dean, dated Coshocton, Sept. 8th, 1828 at end. There is no known copy of the broadside to which Larwill refers (Morgan 8964). Printed area measures: 24.8 x 13.6 cm.
6047		The Songster's Museum; Being a Collection of the Most Approved Patriotic, Sentimental and Comic Songs.	Zanesville	Published and Sold by William Davis, Wholesale and Retail,	AI 0.	1828.	72 p. ; 14 cm.
6489		To the Public. Re: recent death of John Cunning and Thomsonian medical practice. Signed William Hance.	Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1828.	1 sheet ([1] p.)	OC. (Folder 6-3).
6491		Jackson and the Constitution. Jackson and the People's Rights. October 31st, 1828. Freemen of Montgomery.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1828.	1 sheet ([1] p.)	OC (Folder 3-).
7153		The bloody deeds of Gen. Jackson. The famous coffin hand bill reproduced. Names of murdered men given in detail and his own account of the massacre of helpless women and children ....	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1824]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 21.5 x 34.25 cm.	Enclosed in black border of coffins. Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as facsimile page images and full text.
8004		Jackson at Home.	[Zanesville		Ratcliffe letter.	1828]	1 sheet ([1] p.)	OClWHi: Maria D. Coffinberry Papers.
8510		Re: anti-Jackson. Warren, October 28, 1828.	[Warren		Early American History Auctions, Oct. 1997, #434.; C. Wesley Cowan, Historic Americana Auction, Nov. 16, 1996.	1828]	1 sheet ([1] p.)	"Measures not Men." is in Quotation Marks.
8964		Wayne County vs. Wooster. ... Signed: Many Voters of the County.	[Wooster	Ohio Oracle,	AI 0.	1828]	1 sheet ([1] p.)	Referenced in broadside reply by Joseph W. Larwill (Morgan 5216).
10222		Glorious Victory. Monday, October 27th, 1828./ We take pleasure in announcing to the friends of Gen. Jackson, the results of the election./ Of fourteen Congressmen elected, Eight certain, are for Jackson: viz. Findley, majority 2560; Russell, 2500; Shields, 1700; Stanbery, 1500; Irvin, 1055; Thompson, 1000; Goodenow, 500, and Kennon 200./ In the 14th district the election is doubtful, and it is probable Mr. Bartly will be left out. These majorities when added, exceed those of our opponents, which renders the vote of the State pretty certain for Jackson. The poll may however, be a close one, and a single county, and that our own, decide it. This shows the necessity of your being at your posts on Friday next./ Another./ Out intelligence from Pennsylvania is of the most cheering kind. There our cause is completely triumphant. Not an Adams Congressman is elected in that State. In Philadelphia County our majority exceeds 5000./ Indiana is also certain for Jackson; and should be received, either the votes of this State, or that of Kentucky (both of which it is probable he will,) Mr. Adams cannot possible be elected./ Rally, rally, then to the polls and show our opponents that their boasting of beating us in this County are untrue, and by so doing you may decide the contest in our favour, and secure to our Country that liberty and independence for which Gen. Jackson and our Fathers so bravely fought./ Robt. M'Connell, S.A. Barker, Jacob R. Price, Timothy Gaylord, A. M'Connell.	[McConnellsville	s.n.,		1828]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 7" x 6"	Cowan Auctions, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2005.
1916		Grand Solar Microscope. On Account of the Unfavorableness of the Weather this Day [Saturday]	Hamilton		SS 38805.	1829.	Broadside. ; 23 x 29 cm.
1923		Die Kleine Lieder Sammlung, oder Auszug aus dem Psalterspiel der Kinder Zions, zum Dienst inniger heilsuchender Seelen, insonderheit aber der Brunderschaft der Taufer zum Dienst und Gebrauch zusammengetragen in gegenwärtig kleiner Form, und mit einem dreyfachen Register versehen. [Three lines from Psalms] Dritte vermehrte Auflage.	Canton	Gedruckt bey Solomon Sala,,	SS 39221; First Cent. of German Lang. Printing in the U.S., 2999; Durnbaugh 100.	1829.	256 p. ; 11 cm.	Without music with index of first lines.
1936		The New England Primer; Containing the Shorter Catechism; with a Brief Introduction to Spelling and Reading.	Cincinnati	Published by N. & G. Guilford,	SS 39740.	1829.	[30] p.
1971		National Anniversary. A Copy of the Remarks Introductory to the Reading of the Declaration of Independence by Samuel R. Miller, and a Copy of the Oration Delivered by Bellamy Storer, Were Furnished the Committee of Arrangement, at the Request of That Body, and Furnished for Publication.	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	SS 40546.	1829]	12 p. ; 18 cm.	Caption title; no imprint. "Oration delivered at the Methodist Reformed Church in Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 4th of July, 1829. By Bellamy Storer."--p. 3-12.
5201		Newark, March 31, 1829. At a Public Meeting relative to the Cumberland Road on the Newark Route.	[Newark	s.n.,	AI 0.	1829]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
5529		History of Joseph and His Brethren and of the Bondage and Miraculous Deliverance of the Israelites. Being a Selection from the Old Testament. Designed for the Instruction of Youth. Embellished with Twelve Coloured Engravings.	[Steubenville]	Published by J. & B. Turnbull, Steubenville.,	AI 37780.	1829.	[2], 3-24 p. col. front., 5 col. plate. ; 18 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Each plate contains two cuts. "J. Wilson, Printer."--colophon, p. 24. "The bondage and miraculous deliverance of the Israelites.:--p. 18-24. Publishers' advertisement, p. [4] of wrapper.
5638		Patent for Method of Making Peach, Apple and Cider Brandy with instructions for making these as well as gin.	Gallia		AI 0.	1829.
6353		The American Primer, Containing Short and Easy Lessons for Little Children.	Cincinnati	Published by N. & G. Guilford,	AI 0.	[1829]	19 p. ; 10 cm.	Wessen: Published by the father of popular education in Ohio. Title from cover. Sabin, v. 15 cites "4th ed." 1813.
7659		Review of Senator Johnson's Report on the Sabbath Mail Question.	[Dayton	Regans and Van Cleve, prs.,	AI 0.	1829]	20 p. ; 24 cm.	Caption title; no imprint. Imprint from colophon, p. 20. This is a review of Senator Johnson's report, printed in the Feb. 17, 1829 issue of the Dayton Journal & Advertiser.
7964		This evening will be exhibited, at the Lower or Western Museum, Cincinnati, Ohio; on the bottom, corner of Main and Columbia Streets, a most extraordinary and imposing group, representing the Infernal Regions.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1829.
7993		Declaration of Independence.	Hamilton		Wessen, 53(April 1952), #354.	1829.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
9969		The Burning of a Witch by Two Drunkards. Also an Allegorical Description of the River Ardent. By a Basket Maker ...	Georgetown, (O.)	Burchel J. Barney, Printer,	AI 0.	1829.	32 p. ; 15 cm.
2018		A Choice Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Recommended to All Denominations for the Worship of God. [Three lines of quotation] First Edition.	Canton, Ohio	Printed by John Saxton.,	AI 863.	1830.	[1-3], 4-256 p. ; 12 cm.	"Index to the Hymns."--p. [241-248. "Index or Table, Suited to Particular Subjects or Occasions."--p. [249]-256.
2025		Description of the View of Athens, and Surrounding Country, Giving a Complete Outline of the Whole Picture, with Numbers and References...			AI 1142.	1830.
2029		Extracts from Pamphlets Originally Published in England and Relating to the Rev. George Montgomery West, Intended to Accompany His Printed Reply to the Late Report Delivered by Bishop Chase before the Annual Convention in Gambier, Ohio. Sept. 8th, 1830.	[Gambier		AI 1306.	1830]	32 p.
2030		The Federal Ready Reckoner, in Dollars and Cents; for the Use of Persons Who have not the Convenience, or are not Expert, in Making Calculations in Figures. To which is Added, a Number of Valuable Tables, Forms, &c. &c.	Cincinnati	William Conclin,	AI 1358.	1830.	144 p. ; 12 cm.
2059		Official Documents, &c. in relation to the Bank of the United States.	[Steubenville	Printed by Subscription by James Wilson,	AI 2889.	1830]	60 p. ; 20 cm.	Caption title; no imprints. Contents: House of Representatives of the United States, April 13, 1830. Report [of] the Committee of ways and means.--Senate of the United States, March 29, 1830. Report [of] the Committee on finance.--From the New York American. To the members of the state legislatures of the U. States.--Mr. Gallatin's opinions.--Legislature of Pennsylvania. Resolution.
2077		The Songster's Magazine. A Choice Collection of the Most Approved Patriotic, Comic, Sentimental, Amatory and Naval Songs, Both Ancient and Modern Together with the New Comic Songs of Clar de Kitchen, Jim Crow, &c. &c.	Cincinnati	Published by John H. Wood. Wood & Stratton, Printers,	AI 3548.	1830.	[154] p. ; 15 cm.
2078		The Substance of a Letter, said to be from a Committee of Devils to a Gentleman, and His Answer to Said Committee.	Wilmington, O.	Printed by W. H. P. Denny,	AI 3631.	[1830].	48 p.
2079		To the Electors of Muskingum County.	Zanesville		Hayman #129.	1830.
2080		The Trial of Colonel Charles L. Harrison, Accused of Having Robbed the Branch Bank of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, at Louisville, of 25,000 Dollars, on the Night of the 17th September, 1829. a Member of the Bar.	Cincinnati	Printed for the Reporter, at the Chronicle Office,	AI 3755. Cohen, M.I., Bib. Early Amer. Law 14011.	1830.	83, [1] p. 21 cm.	"Opinion of Judge Pirtie": p. [75]-83. Trial in the Jefferson Circuit Court. The CtY-L copy inscribed by Richard S. Wheatley.
2086		The Western Agriculturist, and Practical Farmer's Guide. Prepared under the Superintendence of the Hamilton County Agricultural Society.	Cincinnati	Published by Robinson and Fairbank.,	AI 5411. Henderson, page 190. Rink, E. Technical Americana 1360.	1830.	xii, [1], 14-367, bv p., [2] leaves of plates (1 folded). ill. ; 19 cm.	Published in 1832 under title: The Farmer's Guide and Western Agriculture. (Morgan 2287) Second plate engraved by W. Woodruff. "Robinson & Fairbank-Printers."-verso of title page. Wessen notes: Contains a fine early history of KENTUCKY HORSES by Daniel Gano, with the folding plate of the arab CONSUL.
4065		Notice to Immigrants. Land for Sale on most Reasonable Terms...near the Steams'-Boats Landing in Fairport, on Lake Erie. Apply to Robert B. Parkman. June 1, 1830.			AI 0.	1830.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
4243		The Book of Prices of the House Carpenters and Joiners of the Town of Dayton, Adopted Friday, July 10, 1830.	Dayton	Printed at the Journal Office,	AI 1106.	1830.	28, [1] p.
5418		The Child's Grammar, or, English Grammar Illustrated.	Cadiz	Published by H. Anderson. Engraver, Printers & Publishers of Maps, Prints & Juvenile Books,	AI 0.	[1830]	12 leaves. ill. ; 14 cm.	Title taken from printed wrapper. Engraved text and illustrations throughout. Printed on one side of leaf only, the printed pages facing each other.
5971		The United States' Spelling Book, with Appropriate Reading Lessons: Being an Easy Standard for Spelling, Reading, and Pronouncing the English Language, According to the Rules Established by John Walker, in the Critical Pronouncing Dictionary. By Sundry Experienced Teachers. [Two lines of quotation from Humphreys.]	Steubenville, O.	Holdship, Hanna & Turnbull, at the Clinton Paper-Mill.,	AI 0. Rieger 1974.	[1830?]	144 p. ; 17 cm.	OHi: Printed matter from contemporary publications form lining-paper and fly leaf (one dated 1830.).
6057		At the Sign of the Good Samaritan. No. 3, Upper Market Space, Cincinnati. Turlington's Balsam of Life.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	183-	1 sheet ([1] p.)
6093		The Fashionable Western Letter Writer; or Art of Polite Correspondence. Containing a Variety of Plain and Elegant Letters, on Business, Love, Courtship, Marriage, Relationship, Friendship, &c. Adapted to General Use. With Forms of Complimentary Cards. And a New and Easy English Grammar, Peculiarly Applicable to Writing Letters with Accuracy.	Cincinnati	Published by Morgan & Sanxay, and Robinson & Fairbank.,	AI 0.	1830.	166+ p. ; 13.5 cm.	Morgan (166 p.)
6362		Complete Fortune-Teller and Dream-Book.	Cincinnati	Published for the Purchaser,	AI 0.	183-
6464		Questions on the New Testament. With References to Sources of Information. Published, Oxford, Eng. Republished.	Gambier, Ohio	Acland Press.,	AI 0.	1830.	26 p. ; 16.5 cm.
7227		Believer's Appeal.			Richmond 73.	183-.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7246		The House That Jack Built.	Cadiz	Published by H. Anderson,	AI 0.	1830.	[8] p. ill. ; 9 cm.	Title taken from printed wrapper. Printed on one side of leaf only with printed pages facing each other.
7253		Funeral Commemoration.			Richmond 718.	183-	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7398		To the Voters of Tuscarawas County.	[Dover		Rieger not numbered.	1830]	1 sheet ([1] p.)	Rieger: The anonymous author brings to the voters' attention that "certain persons of our country two years since called on" them "to oppose free-masons at the polls," that they pledged that they would not support free-masons in any event, and that whenever free-masons ran for office they would inform the voters of that fact. The writer then points out that of the two candidates for Congress, Samuel Stokely, a supporter of Henry Clay, was a free-mason, while his opponent, Humphrey H. Leavitt, an Andrew Jackson Democrat, was not. This concerned citizen then goes on to say that because in 1828 the anti-masons had strongly opposed John M. Goodenow, a Jackson Democrat but also a free-mason, this 1830 contest bore watching, to see if the anti-masons would be as much against Stokely as they had been against Goodenow, or if their anti-mason position was merely an opportunistic attempt to defeat Goodenow (who, despite the anti-Masons, was elected). "Let us watch and see if these men who hunted free-masons so hard two years ago, will hunt them now." Perhaps they did, for -- whatever the reason -- Stokely lost. And two years later he lost once more in a rematch with Leavitt, but then in 1840, after Leavitt had left Congress, he was elected on the coat tails of William Henry Harrison.
8092		Receipts for Making 24 Different Kinds of Spirituous Liquors by the Use of John Ziegler's Filtering Apparatus.	Canton		AI 0.	1830.
8103		Reduction in the Cost of Printing Apparatus. Jan. 30, 1830. To be sold on the labour for labour principle.	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1830]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 34 x 11 cm.
8202		Ohio and Mississippi Chart of Reference. Distance Table.	Cincinnati	Printed by F.S. Benton,	AI 0.	183-	1 sheet ([1] p.)
9446		The Calculator, Giving the Amount, in Dollars and Cents, of Any Number of Articles, from One, to One Thousand, at Any Price, from Fourth of a Cent, to Ten Dollars; and Equally Applicable to Every Other Species of Calculation, as Is Shown in the Explanation. To Which, Are Added, Many Useful Tables, of Interest, Weights, Measures, and Money's--and the Most Approved Forms of All the Instruments of Writing, That Occur in Ordinary Business.	[Hamilton, Ohio]	Published by T. Webster, at the Telegraph Office, Hamilton, Ohio.,	AI 0.	1830.	[1-2], 3-144 p. ; 14 cm.	Signature K is printed M. L is printed upside-down. Page 76 is printed 62.
10106		An Appeal, to the People of the First Congressional District, of Ohio, on the Currency of the County ...	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1830]	12 p. ; 19 cm.	Caption title; no imprint. Signed: A Citizen.
10276		Der Herumträger des Blattes der Vaterlandsfreund, an seine erleuchteten Kunden am ersten Januar, 1831	[Canton, Ohio	Solomon Sala,		1830]	1 sheet ([1] p.) : ill. ; 29 x 22 cm.	American Antiquarian Society copy bound before the Jan. 3, 1832, issue of the Readinger Adler.
10330		To all persons to whom these presents shall come …	[Ashtabula	Parkman & Fassett, Printers, Ashtabula, Ohio.,		[between 1830 and 1838]	1 sheet [2] p.) ; 41 x 32 cm.	Deed for property issued by the state of Ohio. Only known imprint of printers, Parkman and Fassett.
2184		Kurzgefasstes Weiber-Büchlein Enthält Aristoteli und A. Magni Hebammen-Kunst mit endarzu [sic] gehörigen Recepten.	Canton	Gedruckt fur Jacob Sala.,	AI 7878.	1831.	64 p. ; 12 cm.	Page 10 misnumbered 01.
2218		A Vision, Exhibiting the Arraigning, Trying and Condemning of an Unfaithful Shepherd, before a Spiritual Court. By an Acute Observer.	Chillicothe	J. Hough.,	AI 10502.	1831.	35 p.
5325		Das Neue ABC Buchstabier und Lesebuch fur Deutsche Schulen fur Kinder, Welche anfangen zu learnen. 1st aufl.	Canton	Gedrucht bey Salomon Sala.,	AI 0.	1831.	[1]-46 p. ; 18 cm.
5536		The New England Primer Containing the Shorter Catechism with a Brief Introduction to Spelling and Reading.	Cincinnati	Printed and Sold by N. & G. Guilford.,	AI 0.	1831.	[42] p. ill. (woodcut). ; 10 cm.
6870		An Episcopal Tract. Address on the Organization and Government of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States. Delivered in Dayton, June, 1831.	Dayton	Van Cleve & Comly, Printers.,	AI 0.	1831.	12 p. ; 20 cm.
8735		Head-Quarters. 3d Reg. 1st Brig. 16th D. O. M. [Fill in blank] 183[blank] At a court of appeals, held at the court house in Chillicothe, on the [blank] day of [blank] in the year 183 [blank] personally appeared [blank] and claimed exemption from military duty in time of peace, under the statute in such case made and provided, passed 22d February, 1831, and for cause of exemption alleged that he is [blank] And it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that the said [blank] is [blank]. I do therefore hereby certify that the said [blank] is exempt from military duty in time of peace. [blank] President of the Court of Appeals.	[Chillicothe	s.n.,	AI 0.	1831]	Broadside. ; 10.5 x 18.5 cm.	Cadwallader Wallace petitioned for exemption because he was thirty-five years of age. Thomas D. Raper was President of the Court of Appeals.
9768		Useful Curiosity, an Outline of the History and Chronology of the World on One Sheet of Paper.	Cincinnati	Lincoln & Co.,	AI 0.	1831.	8 p. ; 20 cm.
2253		Beauties of the Children's Friend.	Cincinnati		AI 11250.	1832.
2271		Circular for Information to update Ohio Gazetteer.	Columbus	Printed by Scott & Wright.,	AI 0.	1832.		Ohio Gazetteer, 1833, p. [III], "circulars were prepared early last spring, and sent to intelligent gentlemen" to update gazetteer.
2286		The Eolian Songster, A Choice Collection of the Most Popular Sentimental, Patriotic, Naval, and Comic Songs. With Music.	Cincinnati	Published by U.P. James.,	AI 12303.	1832.	252 p. illus. ; 15 cm.	Principally without the music.
2289		First Principles of Arithmetic. For the Use of Very Young Children.	Gallipolis	Printed by the Phoenix Office.,	AI 12405.	1832.	30 p.
2339		Practical Gardener; Containing Directions for Cultivating a Great Variety of Garden Vegetables and Fruits, with a Calendarial Index Pointing Out the Course to Be Pursued by the Gardener in Every Month of the Year, &c. &c.	[Cincinnati	s.n.,]	AI 14348.	1832.	119 p. ; 19 cm.
2344		Reply Concerning Piece of Poetry Issued about the Shakers of Kentucky.	New Lebanon		AI 14497.	1832.
2345		Report of Deaths of Cholera, that have occurred in Cincinnati, from the 24, of September, to the 14, of November. Alphabetically arranged, by an Attentive Observer.	Cincinnati	Printed by Wood & Stratton.,	AI 14499.	1832.	18 p.
2349		Schoene Geistliche Ausserlesene und Einfaltige Raetzel-Stuecklein.	Trenton		AI 14615.	1832.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
2360		To the Electors of the 16th Congressional District...anti-masonic broadside.	Warren		Walgren 0.	1832.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
5174		Morgan's Tragedy. The Abduction, Imprisonment and (as we believe) Cruel Murder of Capt. William Morgan, by the Free Masons, Oct. [sic Sept.] 19, 1826. Poem, Alluding to the Death of Judge Wilcoxon, of Sandusky, Jan. 1832 by a running away of His horse, and his Little Daughter, who died last Summer.	[Ohio	s.n.,	AI 0. Walgren 3659.	1832]	Broadside. ; 27.5 x 20.5 cm.	PRB notes: Printed in two columns divided by line of type ornaments within border of type ornaments. Poem in 20 four-line stanzas. Date from internal evidence.
5653		An Die Ermahler des Funften Congress-District 10. German.	West Union		Wessen, 62(January 1956), #375; 97(Sept. 16, 1966), #421.	1832.
5654		An Das Publicum. Re: Jackson campaign. German.	Columbus		AI 0.	1832.
6056		Lands of the Seneca and Big Spring Reservation.	Wooster		AI 0.	1832.		Wessen notes in 42(Nov. 1948) that OHi wanted only copy? Plus, Wessen, 28, sold to Streeter. Joseph Dush, late of Willard, Ohio, had a copy. It did not appear in his estate sales. Location unknown.
6150		Supplement to Farmer & Mechanic Newspaper, Dec. 5, 1832, containing a description and history of the Kentucky stock of English cattle owned by Various Western Farms.	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1832]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7164		Deutsche Americanische A B C-Buchstabir- und Namen-Buchlein, fur Kinder, welche anfangen zu lernen.	Osnaburg (Stark County, Ohio)	Gedruckt und zu haben bey Heinrich Kurtz.,	AI 0.	1832.	48 p. ill. ; 18 cm.	Preface dated March 24, 1832. In printed boards.
7298		The Cabinet, or the Village Schoolmaster's Story of the United States Government.	Cadiz, Harrison County, O.	H. Anderson.,	AI 0.	1832.
7369		Expose No. 2 of the Manner in which the Public Schools of Cincinnati have been conducted by Nathan Guilford and others.	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1832]	8 p. ; 21 cm.	Caption title; no imprint.
7370		Expose No. 1 of the Manner in which the Public Schools of Cincinnati have been conducted by Nathan Guilford and others. Caption title.	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1832]		No copy located. Expose No. 2, page 4.
7815		Minority Report On The Miami Canal Lands.		n. p.,	AI 0.	1832.		Caption title; no imprint.
7963		Pure Blooded Bull, Henry Baldwin. Five years old Spring, 1832. Lith. by Frank and Kramm.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1832.
8002		Military Meeting. 4 p folder. Resolution (p. 1 & 2) of a group meeting for purpose of drafting law for reorganization Ohio Militia.	Lancaster		AI 0.	1832.	4 p.	Wessen sold to OCHP in 1848, did not locate when there, Summer 1995.
8005		Beware of Wolves in Sheep's Clothing. The Last Dying Struggle of the Opposition. Re: In opposition to Henry Clay. Columbus Sentinel Extra.	Columbus		AI 0.	1832.	1 sheet ([1] p.)	Did not locate when visited OCHP. Summer 1995.
8006		Debate in the Senate of the U.S. on the Nomination of Martin Van Buren all of the speeches on the Question of his Rejection which have been made.	Zanesville		AI 0.	1832.		Pelham's cost calculations on the CSmH copy on the verso of title page.
8044		Union Republican Electoral Ticket for President and Vice President. William Wirt and Amos Ellmaker.	Cadiz		AI 0.	1832.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8089		Vaterlandsfreundes! Re: campaign piece in behalf of Jacksonian candidate for Congress, in English and German.	[Canton	s.n.,	AI 0.	1832]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8097		Jackson Ballots printed in German.	Canton		AI 0.	1832.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8109		Western Courier. Extra, Sept. 8, 1832. More Church & State. Combination to overawe the press.	Ravenna		AI 0.	1832.		Two pages, one sheet printed both sides. If numbered as part of the newspaper, is newspaper, if not, is imprint.
9412		Ashtabula Sentinel, Extra. Tuesday Morning, July 3, 1832. Borough Ordinance.	Ashtabula	Ashtabula Sentinel.,	AI 0.	1832.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
9774		Benjamin M. Piatt vs. Bank of the United States, John St. Clair and Others, Appeal in Chancery, Abstract and Brief for Compt., State of Ohio, Supreme Court of Hamilton County.	Cincinnati	Wood and Stratton,	AI 0.	1832. 1832.	30 p. ; 22 cm.	Caption title. For a similar title with 143 pages and no printer, see Morgan 7130.
10083		The Dinner in Honor of the Centennial Birth-Day of Washington.	[s.l.	s.n.,		1832]	32 p. ; 23 cm.	OHS labeled these Early American Pamphlets./ Reproduction: Microfilm./ Columbus, Ohio :/ Ohio Historical Society,/ 1985./ 15 microfilm reels ; 35 mm. Where is original?
10135		Cumberland Road in Ohio.	[Dayton	s.n.,		1832]	[1-3], bv p. ; 32.5 cm.	Caption title; no imprint. Contains a group favoring the change in the location of the National Road immediately west of Springfield to Dayton and Eaton.
10156		Chillicothe Advertiser-----Extra. "The Union---It Must Be Preserved."--Jackson. For President, Andrew Jackson, of Tennessee. [Symbol American eagle] For Vice-President, Martin Van Buren, of New York. Nominated by the Democratic Republican Party of the United States. Americans, Friends Of The Union, Of Jackson, & The Constitution, On Friday 2nd of November, You will be called upon to exercise the rights of Freeman, in voting for Electors of President and Vice-President of the United States----Rights which are denied the people of the old world, and were purchased for you by the best blood of our fathers in the war of the Revolution[.] Let no trivial excuse keep you from the polls---On the vote you will then give, may depend the fate of millions yet unborn. Coalitions Have been formed, and bargains have been made by men of Hartford Convention stamp, the advocates for a consolidation of the National government at the North, with the Nullifiers, the disunionists at the South---Leading anti-mason and leading masons have agreed to give each other their mutual support for office---And the Mammoth Bank, the stock of which is owned by English Lords and American Tories, has boldly proclaimed that It Will Put Down The People's President, because he is in favor of giving us the power to tax that bank the same as we tax our own banks. It has set up its Feed Lawyers as candidates for office, hired its Printers, and sent out its dependent shavers and borrowers to alarm the timid about the prices of produce and labor, which we all know that both have risen to be of nearly double value under Jackson as President, what they formerly were in 1825, 6 & 7, under Adams & Clay. Do you wonder the bank has so many advocates? The Bank Pays Well. Did you doubt it? Ask Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, John Sergeant, & James Wilson, of Steubenville, who were once its most Bitter Enemies, and are now its most Devoted Friends! To Put Down the man who dares thus to do his duty to his country in despite of all opposition, and whom money cannot bribe, and men in arms cannot alarm, a resort has been had to intrigues the most unwarrantable, to plots the most despicable, and to combinations the most unnatural: And In Defiance Of Heaven Itself, the leader of this combination has dared to invoke the direst curses upon his country. Will You Tamely Look On? In less than four years, President Jackson has recovered more money from foreign governments, for injuries done our commerce, than all other Presidents before him; and has paid more of the Public Debt, and expended more on Internal Improvements, than any other President has done in the same time, besides reducing the taxes on sugar, tea, coffee, salt, &c. Fellow Citizens--Rally then to the Polls, and vote for the Hero, the Soldier, the Patriot, the Sage who presides over our beloved country---the Guardian of her Constitution---the Protector of her Treasury---the tried Friend of the Poor---the Foe of Aristocracy---the Champion of Liberty and Equality---the Foe of Monarchy and Monopolies---the Practical Statesman, and the object of admiration and respect throughout the civilized world. Democracy Triumphant!!! The Grand Coalition Prostrated! Lucas is elected by at least 7000 majority, 11 out of 19 members of Congress, and a majority of at least 12 in the Ohio Legislature, friendly to Andrew Jackson, are elected. Gratitude, Glory And Patriotism!! The Bank party are prostrated in their strong hold. In Pennsylvania, Wolf is elected by rising 4000, and the State is certain for Jackson by a majority of at least 20,000. Jacksonians! Your enemies will fill the land with newspapers, and handbills, and circulars, and falsehoods---Trust them not---They Will Attempt Tp Deceive You [Hand pointing right] By False Tickets! [Hand pointing left] Be not deceived---below you will find the correct Ticket. Awake, ye that sleep! Arouse, ye ho slumber! Shake off your apathy, ye who are careless!! We have triumphed in the state elections in Maine, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Missouri, Indiana, Illinois and Ohio. To The Polls, then!---Onward!---Come yourselves---Bring Your Neighbors, one and all, and success is certain!	[Chillicothe	Chillicothe Advertiser,		1832]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ;	There is no "correct" ticket listed below.
10302		Proceedings of the First General Convention, of the Receivers of the Doctrines of the New Jerusalem Westward of the Alleghany Mountains.	[Cincinnati	s.n.,		1832]
10374		The Monkey's Frolic. A Funny Picture Book.	Cadiz, OH.	Published by H. Anderson,	AI 0.	1832.	[8] p. ; 11 cm.	Only known copy for sale at Bartleyby's Book, online 4/3/2009: With hand-colored illustration and six lines of verse in the lower margin (eight lines for the final illustration). Printed on one side of leaf only, the printed pages facing each other. Earlier American editions appeared in Hartford, 1828, and Baltimore in 1829. The earliest known edition which is in the Osborne Collection at the University of Toronto, was published in London, with a different sub-title, circa 1825, by Harris.
185		The Ohio Officer's Guide, and Clerk's Companion. Containing a Summary View of the Principal Provisions of the Statutes, as Revised in 1830-'31. Relating to the Duties of the Justices of the Peace, and All Other Township Officers; with Appropriate Forms: Also, a Collection of Useful Forms of Deeds, Articles of Government, Powers of Attorney, Bonds, Wills, &c., &c. With Directions for Executors & Administrators; and Tables of Interest, Calculated at Six Per Cent, Per Annum. By a Member of the Bar. 2n ed., enl., with Such Alterations as Have Been Made in the Laws of 1832-'3: the Duties of County Officers; Constitution of Ohio and of the United States; the Pension Act, &c., &c.	Steubenville	Published by J. & B. Turnbull. James Wilson, Printer.,	AI 20504. Rieger 9171. Vodrey 68.	1833.	xii, 280, xvi, [1], 5, [7], xviii, 340-408 p. ; 19 cm.
2374		Address to the Clergy of the U.S. on the Theological Writings of Emanuel Swedenborg.	Columbus	Scott & Wright.,	AI 17257.	1833.	18 p.
2425		Declaration of Independence Signed by the Representatives of the United States, in Congress Assembled, July 4, 1776 with the Names, Places of Residence, etc. of the Signers. Constitution of the United States Done in Convention, by the Unanimous Consent of the States Present, the Seventeenth Day of September, in the Year of Our Lord, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty-Seven, and of the Independence of the United States of America the Twelfth. Also, Address of George Washington, President of the United States, to His Fellow Citizens, on Declining Being Considered a Candidate for Their Future Suffrages, September 17, 1796.	Cincinnati	Printed and Published by A.F. Robinson,	AI 18526.	1833.	47 p. ; 21 cm.
2431		The Eolian Songster, A Choice Collection of the Most Popular Sentimental, Patriotic, Naval and Comic Songs. With Music.	Cincinnati	N. & G. Guilford & Co.,	AI 18707.	1833.	ix, 11-252 p. incl. front. ill. (incl. music) 1 pl. ; 15 cm.
2497		Original Sermons by Presbyterian Ministers, in the Mississippi Valley. [Four lines from Paul]	Cincinnati	Published by M'Millan & Clopper. No. 1, Baker street.,	AI 20530.	1833.	309, [310] p. ; 18 cm.	Sermons by Joshua L. Wilson, Sayrs Gazlay, Daniel Hayden, James Hall Brookes, James Blythe, David Monfort, Reuben Frame, Joshua T. Russell, John Matthews, and Alexander M'Farlane. Contents: Methods of peace; The character of man, by J.L. Wilson.--The way of salvation, by Sayrs, Gazlay.--Seasonable admonition, by Rev. Daniel Hayden.--Fulfillment of the ministry, by J.L. Brookes.--Gospel doctrine and Christian Duty, by James Blythe.--Justification by faith; Christian confidence and security, by David Monfort.--Blessedness of justification, by Reuben Frame.--Hearers classified; Hearers instructed, by Joshua T. Russell.--Unity of Christ and the church, by Joshua Matthews.--Redemption, by A. M'Farlane.--The sanctuary polluted; The sanctuary cleaned, by J.L. Wilson.
2504		Remarks on the Report of the Commissioner Appointed to Examine the National Road. Made to the General Assembly of Ohio at Their Late Session. By the Late Superintendent.	Zanesville		Wessen, 6(Feb. 17, 1939), #93.	1833.	16 p.
2514		The Story of Sinbad the Sailor: From the Arabian Nights' Entertainments. With Engravings.	Cincinnati	Published by U.P. James,	AI 0.	1833.	112 p. ill. ; 13 cm.
2528		The Western Primer, or Introduction to Webster's Spelling Book. Illustrated with Seventy-Seven Wood Cuts.	Cincinnati	Published by Corey and Fairbank,	AI 22606.	1833.	35 p. front. ill. ; 15 cm.
5650		Lines Composed on the Death of Maria F. Buel, who was barbarously murdered by her step-father, who was publicly Executed at Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, November 1st, 1833.	Warren	Printed by William Foster,	AI 0.	1833.	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 27 x 17 cm.	Within border of type ornaments, printed in two columns.
5714		Every One His Own Teacher, or, A Select Compendium of Necessary Rules of Orthography; Compiled for Daily Use in a Common School, Attempted in Verse, in Six Lectures-Addressed to the Pupils...By a Teacher.	Steubenville, O	Printed by James A. Wilson.,	AI 0.	1833.	36 p. ; 16 cm.
6911		Picture Primer; Intended as a First Book for Children, and as an Introduction to the Picture Reading Book. By a Friend of Youth.	Cincinnati		Minnich, Harvey C., WILLIAM HOLMES McGUFFEY AND HIS READERS, page 30.	1833.
7005		Die Kleine Lieder-Sammlung; oder, Auszug aus dem Psalterspiel der Kinder Zions, zum Dienst inniger heilsuchender Seelen, insonderheit aber der Brunderschaft der Taufer zum Dienst und Gebrauch zusammengetragen in gegenwartig kleiner Form, und mit einem dreysachen Register vershen. 4 Aufl.	Osnaburg	H. Kurtz,	AI 0.	1833.	256 p. ; 12 cm.
7160		Robert Thompson's Visit to Cincinnati and His Cousin Henry's Visit to the Country. Stereotyped by J. A. James. Juvenile Press.	Cincinnati	Published by Truman, Smith and Co.,	AI 0.	[1833]	23, bv p. ill. ; 14 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: In verse and prose. Wrapper imprint statement varies, "Cincinnati: Truman and Smith, 150 Main Street." Wood engravings variously signed by "Gilbert," and "M" (i.e., Abraham John Mason. American Antiquarian Society copy inscribed: Waterman Burnham.
7195		A Lecture on the Theory and Practice of Medicine, Delivered in the Town of Coshocton, Ohio, May 6th, 1833. At a Meeting of the Coshocton Branch of the Friendly Botanic Medical Society; and Published at Their Request. By a Member of the Said Society.	Millersburg	s.n.,	AI 0.	1833.	16 p. ; 22 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: A defense of the Thomsonian system of medicine. In a report from the Coshocton Branch to the general convention of the Friendly Botanic Society meeting at Pittsburgh in Oct. 1833, the names of the five practitioner members of the Coshocton Branch were listed as Alanson Goodwin, Alexander McGowan, George Parks, Hiram Wright, and Joel Dalby, Jr. Cf. The Thomsonian Recorder, v. 2, no. 4, Nov. 23, 1833, p. 52.
7429		Circular. An Appeal to the Citizens of Cincinnati, on the Subsect [sic] of Temperance.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1833.		Caption title; no imprint.
7767		Choice Selection of Hymns from Various Authors, Recommended for the Worship of God. 3rd. ed.	Osnaburg		AI 0.	1833.
7774		Das Kleine A B C-Buchlein. [Illustration of bird]	[Osnaburg]	Gedruckt und verlegt bey Henrich Kurtz, Osnaburg, Stark County, Ohio.,	AI 0.	1833.	[1-5], 6-31, [32] p. ill. cover-title and t.p. ; 12.5 cm.	Same title on brown wrappers within a decorative border. Back wrapper has illustration of stage coach with "Die Post=Kutsche." and horizontal decorative line borders. Page 27 numbered 7. The wrappers are included in the pagination, although it may be that the leaves are pasted to the wrappers. If this is the case, the wrappers are separate.
7913		Adventures of Dandy Jack, or the Patriotick Monkey.	Cadiz	Published by Hugh Anderson.,	AI 0.	1833.		Weimerskirch note: "On the recto of the second leaf (not counting the front cover) is a manuscript presentation inscription: 'Miss Hanah J. Greene a preasent [sic] from her Aunty' followed by six lines of poetry."
8079		Das vortreffliche edelblütige Pferd, der junge Conedien, wird die angehende Jahreszeit für Mähren gehalten werden an folgender Stelle: bei Christian Gerber in Canton Taunship, etwa fünf Meilen südlich von Canton, alle Tage in der Woche ... /	Canton	Printed by Peter Kaufmann,		1833.	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 53 x 40 cm.	Title from first lines of text. Imprint also appears in English: Printed by Peter Kaufmann, Canton, Stark County, Ohio. Size of ill. of horse and man: 15 x 21 cm. Wessen, 62(January 1956), #349.
8081		Elegant Blooded Horse Young Chesterball. (Text repeated in German.)	Canton		AI 0.	1833.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8100		The Elegant Blooded Horse Young Defiance...Henry Slusser, Canton, O. March 18, 1833.	Canton	Peter Kaufmann,	Wessen, 62(January 1956), #351.	1833.	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 23-3/8" x 18"	In German and English.
8115		Elegant Blooded Horse Young Wild Medley...H. & D. Allman, Bethlehem, Stark County, O. March 18, 1833.	Canton	Peter Kaufmann,	Wessen, 62(January 1956), #353.	1833.	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 23-1/4" x 18".	In German and English.
8116		Excellent Horse Young Gold Finder. John Hoy, Manchester, Stark Co., Ohio. March 18, 1833. Text repeated in German.	Canton		Wessen, 62(January 1956), #253.	1833.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8153		Choice Selection of Hymns from Various Authors Recommended to All Denominations for the Worship of God.. 2d ed.	Osnaburg	Henry Kurtz,	AI 0.	1833.	256 p. ; 12 cm.
10025		Zion's Harp, or, Social and Camp Meeting Songs for the Pious.	Columbus	Published by B. and J. Turnbull,		1833.	136 p. ; 12 cm.	Includes index. Words only.
2567		Child's Bible. With Plates. By a Lady of Cincinnati.	Cincinnati	Printed by Truman, Smith and Co., Stereotyped by J.A. James, No. 1 Baker Street,	AI 0. Adomeit A76.	[1834]	192 p. ill. ; 5.6 cm.	Illustration on p. 66 signed: AA [Alexander Anderson]. "Stereotyped by J.A. James, No. 1, Baker Street."--p. [4].
2568		The Child's Bible. With Plates. By a Lady of Cincinnati.	Cincinnati	Truman, Smith and Company.,	Adomeit A75. Pomeroy, J.R. Anderson, 1633a.	1834.	192 p., ill. (wood-engravings) ; 56 mm.	Illustration on p. 66 signed: AA [Alexander Anderson]. "Stereotyped by J.A. James, No. 1, Baker Street."--p. [4].
2575		Captive, or "the great western" trologians, Telling about Private Jack...No. I.	Cincinnati		AI 23684.	1834.
2579		Celebration of the Forty-Fifth Anniversary of the First Settlement of Cincinnati and the Miami Country, on the 26th Day of December, 1833, by Natives of Ohio.	Cincinnati	Published by Shreve & Gallagher.,	AI 23725. Howes C408. Thomson 168.	1834.	52 p. ; 20 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: "Mirror Press--Shreve & Gallagher, corner of Fifth & Walnut streets, Cincinnati."--verso of title page. American Antiquarian Society copy 1 inscribed: To Rev. Mr. Demme from his obed. serv. Dan. Drake.
2580		Child's Letter Book.	Chillicothe		AI 23788.	1834.
3978		Newyear'sgift; or Day-Book & Calendar for the Year of Our Lord 1835.	Osnaburg, (Stark Co. O.)	Printed & Published (For the First Time) by Henry Kurtz.,	OI 0.	[1834]		The title page of the 1835 edition (Morgan 8060) reads: "(For the Second Time)," and p. [2]: "Advertisement to the Second Edition. Since we have published the first Edition of this Daybook, our anticipation of its usefulness have been more than realized."
5150		Resolution relating to schools. March 3, 1834. John H. Keith.			AI 0.	[1834]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
6038		The Life and Adventures of Alexander Selkirk, the Real Robinson Crusoe. A Narrative Founded on Facts.	Cincinnati	Published by U.P. James,	AI 0.	1834.	61 p. front., plates. ; 12.5 cm.
6052		Ohio Company's Importations of 1834. Tees Water: A Roan Heifer, Calved Oct. 22, 1832.	Chillicothe		Wessen, 54(March 4, 1953), #22.	1834.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
6159		Pedigree Notice for Stock Imported by the Ohio Company from the Importation of English Cattle.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1834.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
6620		Biography of Gov. Robert Lucas as Recorded by a Citizen of Columbus to Assist Him during the Upcoming Election. Sept. 17, 1834.	Columbus		AI 0.	1834.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7161		Deutsches A B C- und Bilder-Buch fur Kinder. German.	Cincinnati	Gedruckt bey Truman, Smith und Co. Entered According to Act of Congress in the Year 1834, by Truman, Smith & Co., in the Clerk's Office for the District of Ohio,. Stereotyped by J.A. James.,	AI 0.	1834.	34 p. ill. ; 15 cm.	American Antiquarian Society copy lacks lower cover. Wood-engraving, p. 20, signed by Alexander Anderson.
7693		The Western Primer, or Introduction To Webster's Spelling Book. Illustrated with Seventy-Seven Wood Cuts.	Cincinnati	Published by Corey and Fairbank, and Hubbard and Edmands.,	AI 0.	1834.	[1-4], 5-35, bv. ; 14 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Includes Bible stories and hymns. "Stereotyped by J.A. James. Cincinnati, Ohio."--verso of title page. In printed wrapper.
7845		A Geographical Present.	Cadiz	H. Anderson.,	AI 0. Rieger 569.	1834.	24 p.
8080		Elegant Horse Young Coachman, etc. Nicholas Stump, March 24, 1834. (Text repeated in German.)	Canton		Wessen, 62(January 1956), #350.	1834.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8527		Infant School Primer, and Arithmetical Tables in Verse. With a Simple Catechism for Infant Schools; Containing the First Principles of the Christian Religion in Language Suited to Children of Four or Five Years of Age. [Illustration of three children] [Two columns of poetry] Stereotyped by J. A. James.	Juvenile Press. Cincinnati-	Truman, Smith and Co.,	AI 0.	[1834]	23, bv p. ; 13.5 cm.	Yellow wrappers has: "Truman and Smith, 150 Main Street."
8917		Verily, I say unto you, concerning your brethren.	[Kirtland	s.n.,	AI 0. Crawley 11. Flake 2920a.	1834]	Broadside. 31.5 x 19.5 cm.	Printed in two columns. Crawley: These three items (Morgan: 8917,8918,8919) print revelations to Joseph Smith. In each case, only the text of the revelation is given; there is no title, no additional explanatory text, and no place or date of publication.
8918		Verily, thus saith the Lord unto you, who have assembled.	[Kirtland	s.n.,	AI 0. Crawley 12. Flake 2916a.	1834]	Broadside. 34 x 25 cm.	Printed in two columns.
8919		Behold, blessed saith the Lord, are they.	[Kirtland	s.n.,	AI 0. Crawley 13. Flake 2914a.	1834]	Broadside. 25 x 18 cm.	Text in two columns.
8921		The Evening and the Morning Star Extra. Kirtland, Ohio, August, 1834. [At head of first column:] An appeal. [Signed and dated at end:] W.W. Phelps, David Whitmer, John Whitmer, Edward Partridge, John Corrill, Isaac Morley, Parley P. Pratt, Lyman Wight, Newel Knight, Thomas B. Marsh, Simeon Carter, Calvin Beebe. Missouri, (United States.) July, 1834.	[Kirtland	s.n.,	AI 0. Crawley 15. Flake 3272c.	1834]	Broadside. 33.5 x 26 cm.	Text printed in two columns.
9640		Jest Book.	Cadiz	Anderson,	AI 0.	1834.	[16] p. col. Ill. ; 11 cm.	Caption title. Printed on one side of leaf only, the printed sides facing each other. This is another one of Hugh Anderson's miniature children's books which exists in only a single copy in a public library. See Morgan 7913.
10110		John B. Rappelyea & Joel Barnes' Improved Press Machinery, for All Purposes Where a Simple, Compact and Powerful Press Is Required.	[Cincinnati]	R.C. Langdon, Printer, Rear of the Post-Office Cincinnati.,	AI 0.	[1834]	[4] p. ill. ; 32 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Includes the patent issued to John B. Rappelyea and Joel Barnes Nov. 19, 1833 for "a new and useful improvement in machines for manufacturing tobacco, and for other purposes," "Description of a cast iron standing press, for pressing printed sheets and for binding books," and "Certificates," dated Jan. and Feb. 1834. Wood engraving signed: W. Woodruff, Cini. Imprint from colophon, p. [3]. Last page blank. John B. Rappelyea appears only in the U.S. Census for 1810 -- a free white male aged between 15 and 25 at Frankfort, Ky. with 3 slaves.
10137		Public Sale. Will be offered at Public Vendue On 2nd day of the 3rd next month, at the late dwelling of Ann Updegraff decd. A variety of property, consisting in part of the following viz. Horses, Cows, Sheep, Hogs, Wheat, corn, oats, hay, potatoes, hemp, a Carriage and Harness, Side Saddle &c. also Household & Kitchen Furniture, Consisting of Beds and Beding [sic], Bedsteads, one mantle Clock, Cupboards and cupboard ware, Tables, Stands, Chairs, Settee, Brass Copper and Iron Kettles, pots, ovens, Pork, Apples, Cider &c. Farming Utensils Such as Ploughs, Gears, &c; together with a great variety of valuable articles of different kinds too tedious to enumerate. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day, and to continued from day to day till all are sold. Attention will be given and terms made known on the day of the sale, by David Updegraff[,] Lewis Walker Agents for the heirs. First month 16th, 1834.	[Ohio?	s.n.,	AI 0.	1834]	1 sheets ([1] p.) ; 24.0 x 28.5 cm.	Printed area measures: 21.1 x 22.8 cm.
2067		Pictures and Poetry.	Dayton	B.F. Ells,	Wessen.	1835.	16 p.	Has to be later than 1835.
2754		The Christian Baptist; Edited by Alexander Campbell. [Four lines of quotations] Revised by D.S. Burnet, from the Second Edition, with Mr. Campbell's Last Corrections. Seven Volumes in One.	Cincinnati	Published by D.S. Burnet. Stereotyped by J.A. James,	AI 30923.	1835.	670 p. ; 25 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Reprint of the periodical "The Christian Baptist" originally published 1823-1830, and reprinted in stereotype form in 1848 (Morgan 10126).
2773		The Contrast; or, Certain Doctrines of the Protestant Churches, Compared with the Doctrines of the New Jerusalem Church. To Which Are Added, a Catechism, or Summary Explanation of All the Essential Doctrines of the New Church; and an Appendix, Containing a Variety of Important Notes, in Which These Doctrines are More Fully Illustrated.	Columbus	Published by the Society of the New Church. Printed by Charles Scott.,	AI 31140.	1835.	268, [6] p. ; 19 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Errata, p. [274]. "A catechism, or Summary explanation of all the essential doctrines of the church, called the New Jerusalem; with proofs from the word and the epistle."--p. [19]-56. "The creed of the New Chuch [sic], for children."--p. [57]-60. "Appendix: containing a variety of important notes, illustrating the doctrines of the New Church."--p. [61]-268. "Index."--p. [269-273]. American Antiquarian Society copy has bookplate, with library rules of the Free Library of the New Jerusalem Parish in the vestry of the church on High Street. Inscribed: I.L. Little; Mr. Upham was strongly impressed with the writings of Swedenborg, and said to me a few days before his death "I believe Swedenborg to have been a divinely illuminated man."--I.L.L.
2797		Rail Road Proceedings and Address of Fulton and Vicinity, to the People of Ohio.	Cincinnati	Printed by Kendall and Henry.,	AI 31779. Thomson, T.R. Railroads, 1021.	1835.	[2], 29, [1] p. ; 22 cm.	Prefatory note signed: J.S. Williams, Silas Reed, etc., publishing committee. Caption title: Cincinnati and Springfield rail road and system of internal improvement. Fulton is a suburb of Cincinnati. American Antiquarian Society notes: Statements from the Cincinnati and Springfield Rail Road, meetings of citizens of Fulton and Cincinnati, and the Cincinnati Board of internal improvement. Cover title: Rail road proceedings of Fulton and vicinity; of Cincinnati and vicinity; and address to the people of Ohio; with the proceedings of a board of internal improvement. "Postscript."--p. [30]. "From the Evening post. Glorious."--[4] of wrapper, extolling the virtues of the railroad system in other states.
2810		Impartial Advocate of Botanic Medicine.	Columbus		AI 32288.	1835.
2814		Juvenile Poetry.	Dayton		AI 0.	1835.		At head of title: No. 4. 3 cents. series.
2819		Die Kleine Lieder-Sammlung oder Auszig aus dem Psalterspiel der kinder Zions zum Dienst Inniger Heilsuchender Seelen, Insonderheit aber der Brüderschaft der Täufer zum Dienst und Gebrauch Zusammengetragen ... Funste aufage.	Osnaburg	Gedrucht bey Henrich Kurtz,	AI 32498.	1835.	256 p. ; 11 cm.	Text only. Includes indexes.
2820		Kleines Hand-Buchlein darinnen Morgen und Abend-Gebeter, wie auch Zur Tauf und Communion.	Osnaburg		AI 32499.	1835.
2841		New Family Receipt Book Containing All the Truly Valuable Receipts for Various Branches of Cooking.	Dayton	Printed by B.F. Ells & E.M. Strong,	AI 33242.	1835.	36 p. ; 15 cm.
2846		Celebration of the Forty-Seventh Anniversary of the First Settlement of the State of Ohio, by Native Citizens.	Cincinnati	Printed by Lodge, L'Hommedieu and Co.,	AI 30938 (Cincinnati. Citizens.), 33437 (Ohio.). Sabin 56890. Thomson 167.	1835.	74 p. ; 21.5 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Running title: Anniversary celebration, by natives of Ohio. Includes poems, "The pioneer," by Joseph Longworth, Jun., and "The ode," by Otway Curry.
2922		Sabbath Occupations.	Urbana		AI 34075.	1835.
2933		Doctrine and Covenants of the Church of the Latter Day Saints: Carefully Selected from the Revelations of God, and Compiled by Joseph Smith, Junior. Oliver Cowdery, Sidney Rigdon, Frederick G. Williams, (Presiding Elders of Said Church.) Proprietors.	Kirtland, Ohio.	Printed by F.G. Williams & Co., for the Proprietors,	AI 34279. Crawley 22. Flake 2860. Graff 711. Howes S624. Sabin 83152.	1835.	iv, [1], 6-257, [1], xxv, bv p. ; 16 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Parentheses substituted for square brackets in title page transcription. "Index."--p. i-xxiii. Errata, p. xxv.
2944		Advice to Young Tradesmen, on the Formation of Business Habits, Calculated to Form the Character on a Solid Basis and to Insure Respectability and Success in Life. Compiled from the Writings of Franklin, Abbott, and Others, by J. Turnbull, Steubenville, O.	[Steubenville]	James Wilson, Pr.,	AI 34622. Rieger 13.	1835.	2 l., frontispiece, extra illustration, viii, [9]-224, 1 l. [2] leaves of plates. ; 13 cm.:	American Antiquarian Society notes: viii, [1], 10-224 p. "In the compilation of this work, we have drawn largely from a work entitled, "Abbott's Family at home," and from the writings of Dr. Franklin."--Preface, p. iv. Frontispiece and added illustrated title page, with small portrait of Benjamin Franklin, engraved by Hugh Anderson. "J. Turnbull, bookseller and stationer, Steubenville."--lower cover American Antiquarian Society copy inscribed: John Wright, Dec. 29th 1845; John E. Hinley, 1855.
2999		History of the United States.	Cincinnati	Morgan & Sanxay.,	AI 0.	1835.
5203		Rail-Road Meeting. At a Public Meeting of the Citizens of Geauga County, Held at the Court House, in Chardon, Aug. 23, 1835.	[Chardon	s.n.,	AI 0.	1835]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
5251		Advertisement for the Steamboat Medium.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1835.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
5256		The Bravo of Perth: or, Voorn, The Robber, Containing the Uncommon Adventures, Depredations and Miraculous Escapes, of a Bold and Resolute Scotch Outlaw, of the Fourteenth Century, to Which Is Added the Surprising Adventures of the Renowned Baron Munchausen ...	Cincinnati	Stereotyped and Published by J.A. James & Co.,	AI 0.	1835.	64 p. frontispiece. ; 15 cm.	PP copy bound with The Surprising Adventures of the Renowned Baron Munchausen. Cincinnati: J.A. James & Co., 1835 (Morgan 8119). J.A. James & Co. published from 1835 to 1837. Printed boards.
5587		Primary Reader: Being Easy Lessons for Young Children. [Illustration of boy and girl looking at bee hives] By the Compiler of the 'Western Primer' & 'Elementary Reader.'	Cincinnati	Published by Corey & Fairbank.,	AI 0.	1835.	[i-iv], v-viii, 8-142 p. : ill. ; 15 cm.	"Stereotyped by J.A. James and Co."--verso of title page. Contents: br, frontispiece-woodcut [ii], title page [iii], Copyright and Stereotyper [iv], Preface v,-vi, Contents vii-viii, Reader 9-142.
5642		Stories and Pictures.	Dayton		Wessen, 96(Feb. 28, 1966), #331.	1835.
5683		The Medical Instructor; or, The Cause and Cure of Disorders, Expressed in Plain, Easy Language, and Intended for the Great Benefit of Mankind.	Norwalk, Ohio	Printed by S. & C.A. Preston,	AI 0.	1835.
5790		Memorial on the Subject of Manual Labor Schools.	[Columbus	s.n.,	AI 0.	1835]	11 p. ; 21 cm.	A petition addressed to the General Assembly of the State of Ohio for the establishment of a manual labor school in the vicinity of Newark, Licking County. Signed by: J. Dille, Dan Duncan, N.H. Seymour, ... [et al.].
5800		Goldene A B C fur Judermann, der gern mit ehre wollt bestahn.	Trenton		AI 0.	1835.
6139		Address to the People of the State of Ohio [on the important principles involved in the next Presidential Election]. Benjamin Tappan & Others, Committee of Publication.			AI 0.	1835.
6621		Renewed Hostilities Occuring in the "Disputed District" between the Citizens and Territorial Government of Michigan and the Citizens of Toledo. July 20, 1835.	Toledo		AI 0.	1835.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7703		Novel without a Title; Being a Peep at the West.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1835.		Young Men's Mercantile Library--Not found during visit in summer of 1994.
7705		Executive Office, Ohio, Columbus, January 8th, 1835. Sir: In compliance with the request of the Board of Canal Commissioners ... Re: request relief from Congress on canal lands. ... Benjamin Tappan, President.	[Columbus	s.n.,	AI 0.	1835]	1 sheet ([1] p.)	Signed in mss. Elisha Whittlesey in space for signatures of members of Congress.
7841		Progressive Reading and Spelling Book, for the Use of Schools and Families. No. 1 in three parts. Revised, corrected and enlarged by a teacher.	Dayton		AI 0.	1835.
7973		Boy's Own History of Animals (with Pictures).	Cincinnati	Truman and Smith,	AI 0.	1835.	16 p. ; 9 cm.	Early Truman and Smith children's book. Wessen says Rosenbach recorded none of this series.
7977		Bauernstand. Sixteen verses, two columns.	[Canton		Wessen, 74(March 1969), #430.	1835]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8060		The Newyear's Gift; or Day-Book & Calendar for the Year of Our Lord 1836.	Osnaburg, (Stark Co. O.)	Printed & Published (for the second time) by Henry Kurtz.,	AI 0	[1835]	[56] ll. ; 19 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: "Advertisement to the second edition."--p. [2]. Printer's advertisement, p. [110].
8147		Directions for Packing Pork and Other Produce for the New York Market.	Cincinnati		Wessen, 55(June 1953), #53.	1835.	1 sheet ([1] p.)	Wessen: Addressed to Henry B. Curtis, Columbus, Ohio.
8448		The Ohio Medical Repository, ed. by James M. Mason...	Cincinnati	Kendall & Henry,	AI 0.	1835.	Vols.
8923		Theology. Lecture first On the doctrines of the Church of the Latter Day Saints. Of faith. [At head of first column]	[Kirtland	s.n.,	AI 0. Crawley 20. Flake 7285.	1823]	Broadside. 34 x 25.5 cm.	Printed in three columns
8924		References to the Book of Mormon.	[Kirtland	n.s.,	AI 0. Crawley 24. Flake 6841.	1835]	iv p. ; 18 cm.	Caption title; no imprint. Text in two columns.
8925		Extracts from the new translation of the Bible, It being the 24th chapter of Matthew; but in order to show the connection we will commence with the last verse of the 23rd chapter, viz. [At end:] Published for the benefit of the Saints.	[Kirtland	s.n.,	AI 0. Byrd 782 (Nauvoo). Crawley 25. Flake 468.	1835]	Broadside. 30.5 x 25 cm.	Text in two columns, ornamental border.
9805		Reform of the Medical College of Ohio. Supplement,	[Cincinnati	Western Journal of the Medical and Physical Sciences,	AI 0.	1835]	35 p. ; 24 cm.	Caption title. Supplement to the Western Journal of the Medical and Physical Sciences for April, May and June, 1835.
9810		The Young Bible Reader Designed for Children. Also Adapted to Families and Schools with Pictures.	Cincinnati	Truman and Smith,	AI 0.	1835.	24 p. illus. ; 14 cm.	Yale University notes: Title vignette; vignettes on covers. "Conclusion", p. 24, dated 1835.
2973		American Minstrel; A Choice Collection of the Most Popular Songs, Glees, Duets, Choruses, etc. Many of which are Original. With Select Music.	Cincinnati	Published by J.A. James, Printed by James & Gazlay, No. 1 Baker, Cincinnati.,	AI 35742.	1836.	318 p. plate. ; 15 cm.	Also published in Philadelphia in 1840.
2974		The American Primer: Containing Easy and Useful Lessons for the Early Instruction of Children.	Dayton	Published by Daniel W. Noble,	AI 0.	1836.	35 p. ill. ;	Note at ODa states that John Nixon, Centerville, Indiana had a copy.
3050		William Henry Harrison. Appointed Ensign under Wayne by Washington; Secretary of the Northwestern Territory by John Adams.			AI 0.	1836.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
3083		Narrative of the Civil and Military Services of Wm. H. Harrison. Compiled from the Most Authentic Authorities. With Engravings.	Cincinnati	Printed by Ormsby H. Donogh,	AI 39125.	1836.	72 p. ; 15 cm.	Yellow printed wrapper: text of wrapper title same as title page except Ormsby abbreviated O.
3113		Proceedings in the Case of Samuel Strong, for Breach of Privilege. [Ordered to be Printed for the Use of the Members of the House of Representatives.] December 21st, 22d & 23d, 1836.	Columbus		AI 0.	1836.		Joseph Dush late of Willard, Ohio, had the only copy. It did not show up in his estate sales.
3136		The United States Songster. A Choice Selection of about One Hundred and Seventy of the Most Popular Songs Including Nearly All the Songs Contained in the American Songster. As sung by Miss C. Fisher, Miss Rock, Mrs. Knight, Miss Gillinghams, Miss George, Miss Kelly, Miss Peaton, Miss Free, Sen'a. Garcia, Miss Jefferson, Miss Stephens, Mrs. Sloman, Mrs. Austin, Miss Petrie, Mrs. French, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Barnes, Mr. Wood, Mr. Cowell, Master Cowell, Mr. Sloman, Mr. Keene, Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Horn, Mr. Matthews, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Jefferson, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Pearman, Mr. Simpson, Mr. Braham, Mr. Nicholls, Mr. Eberle, Mr. Hyle, Mr. Incledon, Mr. A. Drake. To Which Is Added The Pizing Sarpent, Settin on a Rail; Jim Brown, and a Number of New and Original Songs, Written Expressly for This Work.	Cincinnati	Published by U.P. James,	AI 0.	1836.	223, bv p. ill. music ; 13 cm.	Includes music (shape-note notation) to one song. One wood-engraved illustration signed" D & M sc. (Doolittle and Munson). Text index, p. 219-223. U.P. James also publsihed in 1836 the United States Songster with music. (OCLC 7762125)
5331		Scripture Stories, or, A Gift from Mother with Pictures.	Cincinnati	Published by Truman and Smith, 150 Main Street.,	AI 0.	[1836]	[1]-8 p. ill. ; 7.5 cm.	Publisher's advertisement on back wrapper. Yellow printed pictorial wrappers. Truman and Smith published at 150 Main St. no earlier than 1834 and no later than 1839.
5514		The Boy's Own Primer, with Engravings. By a Friend to Youth.	Cincinnati	Truman and Smith, 150 Main Street.,	AI 40-962 (1840).	[1836]	16 p. ill. (woodcuts) ; 11 cm.	Wrapper title is same as title page but within a decorative border. Back wrapper (p. [4]) has publisher's advertisement: "Children's Books. Truman & Smith, Booksellers, 150 Main Street, Cincinnati, are extensively engaged in Publishing Children's Books. Their assortment is select and extensive, comprising books, varying in prices from one cent to twenty-five cents. Country merchants, and all who may want, are invited to call and examine." Contents: Capital Letters. -- Small Letters. -- Figures. -- Spelling Lessons. -- Squirrel. -- The Sick Boy. -- Boy and Fly. -- Learn to Spell. -- Boy and Dog. -- The Little Girl. -- Learning to Read. -- Little Joseph Sold. -- Christ on the Cross. After Truman and Smith dissolved their partnership in 1843, William T. Truman, who opted for the children's series, published this title in 1844 (Morgan 7457).
5522		Gildibus vs Goldibus.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1836.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
5540		Elementary Reader to Accompany Webster's Spelling Book by Experienced Teacher.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1836.		Wessen has Borrenstein as name of teacher. Also published in 1838.
6022		An Address to the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. (By a member of that body.)	[Cincinnati		AI 0.	1836]	15 p. ; 29 cm.	Caption title; no imprint. Dated: Cincinnati, O., May 19th, 1836.
6592		Dew Drops for Early Risers. With Pictures.	Cincinnati	Truman and Smith, 150 Main Street.,	AI 0.	1836.	16 p. ill. ; 8.5 cm.
6681		Child's Own Book of Martyrs with Engravings.	Cincinnati	Truman and Smith, 150 Main-Street.,	AI 0.	[1836]	24 p. ill. ; 14 cm.	PP notes: Pink printed, pictorial wrappers. Publisher's advertisements on back wrapper.
7086		To Democrats and other candid citizens of Warren county. The most infamous and outrageous handbill ever published...[Re: local Democrats outraged that Whigs forged Whig's names to local political tickets].	Franklin		AI 0.	1836.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7202		My Own Bible Book, with Pictures.	Cincinnati	Truman and Smith, 150 Main Street.,	AI 0.	[1836]	16 p. ill. ; 9 cm.	Publisher's advertisement, p. [4] of wrapper.
7268		The Girl's Own Picture Book.	Cincinnati	Published by Truman and Smith, 150 Main St.,	AI 0.	[1836]	16 p. ; 9 cm.	Tan wrapper has "With Pictures" added. Contents: The Cruel Boy.--The Lit-tle Pet.--Daniel in the Lion's Den.--E-li-jah Go-ing to Heav-en.--Story of Elijah.--Story od David and Goliath. The firm of Truman and Smith were at 150 Main Street from 1834 to 1837, published over twelve titles with the majority, 10, in the year 1836. This title also fits in the children series published in the year 1836.
7337		Abolitionists Beware. Warns of Further Destruction of Presses if Abolitionists Actions Continue.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1836.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7436		Harrison and Reform. Columbus, Sept. 12, 1836. Sir: The undersigned were directed re: delegates to Franklin County, Young Men's Harrison State Convention.	Columbus		AI 0.	1836.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7678		To the Electors of Washington County. Fellow Citizens: The Presidential election is at hand. ... Beware of Counterfeit Tickets.---The following is correct. Ohio Whig Ticket.	Marietta	s.n.,	AI 0.	1836.	1 sheet ([1] p.)	Two Whig ticket stubs printed at the bottom. They were intended to be cut off, as they most likely were, taken with to the polls and/or handed to friends before voting.
7687		A Brother's Gift to His Sister.	Cincinnati	Truman and Smith. 150 Main Street.,	AI 0.	[1836]	8 p. ; 8 cm.	No wrappers. Multi-syllabic words divided. Contents: The Good Girl -- The Dead Baby -- The Ship of War -- The Pre-sent -- Comb-ing the Hair -- Cain Kill-ing A-bel.
7688		The Child's Song Book. With Pictures.	Cincinnati	Truman and Smith, 150 Main Street.,	AI 0. Pomeroy, J.R. Anderson, 1635.	[1836]	16 p. ill. ; 8.5 cm.	PP copy has printed wrappers; American Antiquarian Society does not. Publisher's advertisement on back printed wrappers. Without music. Contents: Song I. A Winter Day -- Song II. Summer's Day -- Song III. Against Quarreling -- Song IV. Sweet Songsters -- Song V. Love between Brothers and Sisters -- Song VI. Good Night -- Song VII. Too Fond of Sport -- Song VIII. Praise for Mercies.
7742		Honest Freemen Of Ohio! Look At This!! Martin Van Buren is endeavoring to court the influence of the Pope, to secure his election to the Presidency. His letter to the Pope, whom he denominates "Holy Father," is as follows: [text in two columns].			AI 0.	1836.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7934		Sketch of the Life of Major General William Henry Harrison. Comprising a Brief Account of His Important Civil and Military Services; Including a Description of the Victories of Tippecanoe, Fort Meigs and the Thames.			AI 0.	[1836]
7961		Now's the Day and Now's the Hour. Ohio Goes for Harrison. Friday, Nov. 4, is the Day of Trial. Miami Township, November 1.			AI 0.	1836.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7999		To the Democratic Electors of the County of Carroll.	Carrollton		AI 0.	1836.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8003		Printed petition to Congressman Jonathan Sloane, for an appropriation for the extension of Cleveland Harbor. Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 1, 1836.	Cleveland		AI 0.	1836.		Printed letter addressed in pen to Daniel Kilgore, Congressman from Cadiz.
8010		Martin Van Buren & Richard N. Johnson. Electoral Ticket. Printed in German on Green paper, listing Ohio Electors.	Columbus		AI 0.	1836.
8011		Circular: Pro-Harrison circular seeking information on the probable switch of Jackson votes to Harrison.	Cincinnati		AI 0.	1836.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8031		Prices of Durham Cattle at the Sale of the Late J. D. Garrard, dec'd. April 9, 1836.	Cincinnati		Wessen, 69(October 1957), #115.	1836.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8094		Kleine Buchstaben Nach Alphabetischer Ordung.	Canton		AI 0.	1836.
8172		Metamorphosis, or, A Transformation of Pictures, with Poetical Explanations, for the Amusement of Young Persons.	Cadiz	H. Anderson,	AI 0. Rieger 1225/8531.	1836.	See notes.	Rieger copy at WvBeC: 4 folding leaves, with an additional 4 leaves cut in half and attached to the tops and bottom of the first four leaves. Printing and/or engraving on all eight sides. Sewn and folded, with the exposed covers on yellow paper.
8221		Gluck zum Neuen Jahr. Neujahrs Wunsch den ersten Januar, 1837. An die geehrten Unterstutzer der Westlichen Staatszeitung. Der Herumtrager an seine Patronen.	[Cincinnati	Published by Benjamin Boffinger,	AI 0.	1836]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ill. ; 43 x 31 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Presumably published late in 1836 by Benjamin Boffinger, publisher of the Westliche Staatszeitung, Cincinnati, for distribution on or about New Year's Day. Cf. Arndt, K. The German language press of the Americas, 1976. Printed area, including arched ornamental border, measures 38.7 x 30.1 cm. Printed on pink paper.
8909		The Historical Family Library. Devoted to the Republication of Standard History. Published Semi-Monthly, in Cadiz, Ohio, at $2 50 Per Annum, in Advance, Free of Postage.	Cadiz	[Printed and Published by David Christy,	AI 0.	1836]	[4] p, 1 and 4 printed.	Advertising wrapper.
8926		Prayer, at the dedication of the Lord's House in Kirtland, Ohio, March 27, 1836,-By Joseph Smith, jr. President of the Church of the Latter Day Saints.	[Kirtland	s.n.,	AI 0. Crawley 26. Flake 2921.	1836]	Broadside. 31 x 18.5 cm.
8927		Latter Day Saints' Messenger and Advocate-Extra. [At head of first column:] Kirtland, Geauga County, Ohio, July 25, 1836. To John Thornton, Esq., Peter Rogers, Esq., Andrew Robertson, Esq., James T.V. Thompson, Esq., Col. William T. Wood, Doct Woodson J. Moss, James M. Hughs [sic], Esq., David R. Atchinson, Esq. and A.W. Doniphan, Esq. Gentlemen,- [Signed at end:] Sidney Rigdon, Joseph Smith, Jr. O. Cowdery, F.G. Williams, Hyrum Smith.	[Kirtland	s.n.,	AI 0. Crawley 29. Flake 7285a.	1836]	Broadside. 55 x 20.5 cm.	Text in three columns.
8928		Messenger Extra. Kirtland, Ohio, December, 1836. [At head of first column:] Minutes of a meeting of the stockholders of the Kirtland Safety Society Bank; held on the 2nd day of November, A.D. 1836. When the following preamble and articles were read three times by Orsen Hyde, and unanimously adopted.	[Kirtland	s.n.,	AI 0. Crawley 33. Flake 4656a.	1836]	Broadside. 32 x 17 cm.	Text in two columns.
8966		Telegraph--Extra. Wooster,-Monday, October 10, 1836. "Principles-not Men." Jackson Democratic Ticket. [five columns]	[Wooster		AI 0.	1836]	1 sheet ([1] p.)
9662		The United States songster. A choice selection of about one hundred and seventy of the most popular songs: including nearly all the songs contained in the American songster. As sung by Miss C. Fisher, Miss Rock, Mrs. Knight, Miss Gillinghams, Miss George, Miss Kelly, Miss Peaton, Miss Free, Sen'a. Garcia, Miss Jefferson, Miss Stephens, Mrs. Sloman, Mrs. Austin, Miss Petrie, Mrs. French, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Barnes, Mr. Wood, Mr. Cowell, Master Cowell, Mr. Sloman, Mr. Keene, Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Horn, Mr. Matthews, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Jefferson, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Pearman, Mr. Simpson, Mr. Braham, Mr. Nicholls, Mr. Eberle, Mr. Hyle, Mr. Incledon, Mr. A. Drake. To which is added The pizing sarpent, together with a number of new and original songs, written expressly for this work.	Cincinnati	Stereotyped and Published by J.A. James & Co.,	AI 0.	[1836]	221 p. ill. ; 13 cm.	Song texts without music. Berea College Special Collections notes: A very similar work with slightly different title was published in the same year by U.P. James (Morgan 3136). Frontis illustration is also different. Endpapers inscribed: "Edward Edwards book, 1838" and "Samual Edwards book, 1838."
9732		Boys' Own Picture Book, with Pictures.	Cincinnati	Truman and Smith,	AI 0.	[after 1835 and before 1843]	8 p. ill. ; 7.4 cm
9734		Pleasing Stories for Good Children with Pictures.	Cincinnati	Truman and Smith, 150, Main-Street,	AI 0.	1836?	16 p. ill. (woodcuts) ; 11 cm.	Contents: Little Jane and the Poor Man -- The Rude Girl -- The Cruel Boy -- The School Room -- Jane Thompson -- The Passionate Boy -- Against Getting Angry [in verse]. See Morgan 7000 for an 1844 edition published by William T. Truman.
9850		To the voters of the Fifth Congressional District, and more especially the Van Buren men therein.	[Ohio	s.n.,	AI 0.	1836]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 54 x 39 cm.	New York Historical Society notes: "Read and circulate Thomas L. Hamer's letters respecting the Ohio Convention that nominated Martin Van Buren for the presidency, with Robert Lucas for governor. These famous letters written to persons who were then the friends of Mr. Hamer, portray the true character of the man, a base intriguer in political matters, a deceiver, and betrayer of his friends ..." Letters purporting to demonstrate Ohio congressman Thomas L. Hamer's lack of loyalty to presidential candidate Martin Van Buren and to the Democratic Party.
10247		The Sacred Harp or Eclectic Harmony: A Collection of Church Music, Consisting of a Great Variety of Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Anthems, Sacred Songs and Chants, Original and Selected; Including Many New and Beautiful Subjects from the Most Eminent Composers, Harmonized and Arranged Expressly for This Work. By Lowell Mason, Professor in the Boston Academy of Music; Editor of Handel and Haydn Collection of Sacred Music; The Choir, or Union Collection; Choral Harmony; Lyra Scra, &c. ; And by Timothy B. Mason, Professor in the Eclectic Academy of Music, Cincinnati. Edition: New Edition Revised and Corrected.	Cincinnati	Published by Truman and Smith.,		[1836]	xx, [1], 22-232 p. Chiefly music. ; 15 x 25 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Principally for four-part mixed voices, unaccompanied; shape-note notation. Cover title: Mason’s Sacred Harp: or Eclectic harmony. A new collection of church music. In patent notes. Arranged and composed by Lowell Mason and T.B. Mason, professors of music and organists. New edition. Cincinnati: Published by Truman and Smith. 1836. Copyright 1835 by Truman & Smith. Includes indexes.
10252		Report of the Trustees Appointed to Collect Information Relative the Education of the Blind.	[Columbus	James B. Gardiner,	AI 39346.	1836]	26 p. ; 25 cm.	Signed, p. 24: James Hoge, N.H. Swayne, William M. Awl. Dated from internal evidence. Latest date in text is 1836. James B. Gardiner was the state printer in 1836. See Morgan 3092 similar title.
10334		Executors' sale, the executors of Gen. James Findlay, dec'd. will, on the 12th November next at 11 o'clock, a.m., at the Court-house, or at public sale, the west half of the S.E. qr. of sec. 1, township 2, and frac. range no. 2...terms, one-fourth in hand, one-fourth in 6, 12, and 18 months, with interest.	[Cincinnati	s.n.,		1836]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 46 cm.	Geo. P. Torrence, L. Whiteman, executors of James Findlay, Cincinnati, November 2, 1836.
10425		The Baptist advocate. Prospectus of the second volume.	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI O.	1836]	1 sheet ([2] p.) ; 27 x 17 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: "The Advocate will be conducted by J. Stevens, editor; S.W. Lynd, Cincinnati ... Terms. One dollar (per copy) a year. ..." Text printed in two columns.
3163		The Bill of Prices and Rules of Measurement of the Stone Masons of Cincinnati, Adopted April 14, 1837.	Cincinnati		Wessen, 81(May 15, 1961), #14.	1837.	7 p.
3164		American Minstrel. A Choice of the Most Popular Songs, Glees, Duets, &c. Many of Which are Original.	Cincinnati	Stereotyped and Published by J.A. James and Co.,	AI 0.	1837.	305 p., [1] leaf of plates : ill., music ; 14 cm.
3165		Americanisches Noth- und Hulfs-Buchlein, enthaltend Hausmittel und Recepte fur allerley Krankheiten und Zufalle an Menschen und Vieh. Hauptsachlich aus den hinterlassenen Manuscripten eines zu seiner Zeit beruhmt gewesenen Arztes in Virginia gezogen.	Osnaburg, Stark County, Ohio	Gedruckt und zu haben bey Heinrich Kurtz,	AI 42809.	1837.	1 l., 57, [3] p. ; 18 cm.
3195		A Brief Outline for a National Bank. By a Native Citizen.	[Cincinnati	Pugh & Dodd, Printers, Corner Main and Fifth Streets,	AI 43409.	Sept., 1837]	8 p. ; 24 cm.	Caption title; no imprint.
3225		Family Herbal and Recipes. Selected Mostly from Different Authors. Containing a Minute Description of the Various Medicinal Herbs and Roots of Our Country. Also--Their Peculiar Medicinal Properties, Systematically Distinguished and Explained. Being Most Arranged in Alphabetical Order.	Hudson	James B. Robbins, Printer,	AI 44237.	1837.	36 p.
3226		Farmers and Mechanics Assistant, in Writing, Deeds, Mortgages, Articles of Agreement, Notes, Receipts, &c.	Dayton	Published by B.F. Ells,	AI 44255.	1837.	39 p.
3232		A Full and Correct Account of the Supposed Abduction of Miss Eliza Allen. Particulars of the Trials of the Suspected Individuals before Justice Doty, the Mayor and the Associate Judges.	Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 44420.	1837.	21 p. ; 20 cm.
3255		Die Kleine Lieder-Sammlung, oder Auszug aus dem Psalterspiel der Kinder Zions zum Dienst und Gebrauch Inniger Heilsuchender Seelen, Zusammengetragen in Gegenwartig Kleiner Form, und mit einem Register Versehen. .6th ed.	Osnaburg, Stark County, Ohio	Heinrich Kurtz,	Karl Altau, AB, June 18, 1990.	1837.	256 p. ; 11 cm.	Without music. With: A choice selection of hymns from various authors, recommended for the worship of God, 4th ed. Osnaburg, Stark County, Ohio: Henry Kurtz, 1837. Includes indexes.
3266		Manual of American Principles. Common Era, 1837, of the Nation, 61. Independence, Liberty, Justice: from the Three, Shall Proceed Happiness.	Cincinnati		AI 45379.	1837.
3278		The New Western Primer, Designed to Precede Webster's Elementary Spelling Book...Illustrated with Upwards of Seventy Engravings.	Cincinnati	Published by Burgess & Crane, 112 Main Street,	AI 0.	[1837?]	23 p.
3312		The Primary Reader: Being Easy Lessons for Young Children. By the Compiler of the "Western Primer," & "Elementary Reader."	Cincinnati	Burgess & Crane,	AI 46425.	1837.
3346		The Western Primer, or Introduction to Webster's Spelling Book. Illustrated with Seventy-Seven Wood Cuts.	Columbus	Published by I.N. Whiting.,	AI 48461.	1837.	35, [1] p. ill. ; 15 cm.	First and last leaves attached to printed wrappers. Copyright in 1833. "Stereotyped by J.A. James, Cincinnati, Ohio."--p. verso of title page.
4014		Cottage Primer.	Dayton	Published by B.F. Ells,	AI 0.	1837.		ODa (photostat).
4303		Elementary Reader to Accompany Webster's Spelling Book: An Introduction to the Western Reader.	Cincinnati	Published by Burgess and Crane.,	AI 0.	1837.	180 p. ill. ; 16 cm.
4342		The United States songster. A choice selection of about one hundred and seventy of the most popular songs: including nearly all the songs contained in the American songster. As sung by Miss C. Fisher, Miss Rock, Mrs. Knight, Miss Gillinghams, Miss George, Miss Kelly, Miss Peaton, Miss Free, Sen'a. Garcia, Miss Jefferson, Miss Stephens, Mrs. Sloman, Mrs. Austin, Miss Petrie, Mrs. French, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Barnes, Mr. Wood, Mr. Cowell, Master Cowell, Mr. Sloman, Mr. Keene, Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Horn, Mr. Matthews, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Jefferson, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Pearman, Mr. Simpson, Mr. Braham, Mr. Nicholls, Mr. Eberle, Mr. Hyle, Mr. Incledon, Mr. A. Drake. To which is added The pizing sarpent, Settin on a rail; Jim Brown, and a number of new and original songs, written expressly for this work.	Cincinnati	Published by U.P. James.,	AI 0.	1837.	233, bv p. ill., music ; 13 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: Includes music (shape-note notation) to one song. One wood-engraved illustration signed: D & M. sc. [Doolittle & Munson] Title index, p. 219-233.
4345		Reply to the Lies of the Last Cadiz Sentinel. To the Freemen of Tuscarawas. You are insulted and dishonored. Monday, Oct. 9, 1837.	Cadiz		AI 0.	1837.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
5421		Full and Impartial History of the Rise and Progress of Roman Catholicism in the U.S.; with a Disclosure of Secret Designs and Operations of Popery and Monarchy against Liberty. By a Seceder of the Catholic Church.	Cincinnati	Printed for the Author.,	AI 0.	1837.	48 p. ; 20.5 cm.
6329		Political Text Book: Containing 1. The Declaration of Independence. 2. The Articles of Confederation. 3. Constitution of the United States. 4. Washington's Farewell Address.	Cincinnati	Eli Taylor,	AI 0.	1837.	120 p. ; 9 cm.
7537		Farmer's Reporter Extra: Annual Fair of the Hamilton County Agricultural Society to be held Wednesday and Thursday, the 26th & 27th of Sept. next.	Cincinnati	L. R. Lincoln, Printer,	AI 0.	1837.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7623		To the General Assembly of the State of Ohio. Re: against the building of a second bridge across the Cuyahoga River connecting Cleveland and Ohio City. ... January 2, 1837.	Ohio City		AI 0.	1837.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
7819		Massillon Gazette--Extra. Woollen Machinery. The undersigned, Manufacturers of all kinds of Woollen Machinery...R. M'Millan, H. & R. Ratridge. ...Massillon, Stark Co. O. Feb. 1, 1837.	Massillon		AI 0.	1837.	1 sheet ([1] p.)
8151		A General Exhibit of the Claim of James Hampson and John S. Parkinson; and Application to the Legislature of Ohio to Carry into Effect Certain Laws on the Subject, December 1837.	[Columbus	s.n.,	AI 0. Swanson, page 268.	1837]	24 p. ; 24 cm.
9827		Proceedings in the Fifth Ward for Coffee House Reform, Cincinnati.	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1837]	12 p. ; 19 cm.
10075		Died in this place, on Sunday last, at the age of 82 years, Mrs. Catharine Thompson, formerly Mrs. Catharine Van Cleve, mother of the late Benjamin and William Van Cleve.	[Dayton	s.n.,		1837]	1 sheet ([1] p. ; 14 x 20 cm.	Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County notes: A single sheet, printed on one side, with ruled border. Dated Aug. 8, 1837. Catharine Thompson was the first female resident of Dayton in 1796 and was also one of the early residents of Cincinnati. Her first husband, John Van Cleve, was killed by the Indians in 1791, "within the present corporate limits of Cincinnati." She had thirteen children.
10134		Chillicothe, May 14, 1837. Sir: The Whigs of Ross County have tendered their fellow=citizens, Thomas Ewing, their late Senator in Congress, a Public Dinner, to be given in this Town of the 10th of June next, in testimony of their approbation of his public course, in his able and manly efforts to protect the Constitution of the United States against Executive encroachments, his fearless exposure of corruption, and the distinguished ability with which he has sustained the great interests of our State and the Union. The Whigs of this County. Entertaining as they do, the most exalted opinion of your public character and private worth, have instructed us as their representatives to cordially invite you as their Guest, and shall be happy to meet you at the festive board. We have the honor to be, With great consideration, Yours respectfully, Wm. Creighton, Jun., M. Scott Cook, John Madeira, Henry McLandburgh, Committee.	[Chillicothe	n.s.,		1837]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 15.5 x 19.2 (8.4 x 24.3)	The broadside letter invitation was addressed to: Hon. Elisha Whittlesey, Canfield, O. Western Reserve Historical Society Broadside Collection: O.1498. See Morgan 3224 on Thomas Ewing's speech.
10348		Gambier Observer and Western Church Journal Extra.	[Gambier	J. Muenscher and M.T.C. Wing,		1837]	1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 40 cm.	Describes editorial changes recently effected, and appeals for subscriptions.
92		Die Kleine Lieder-Sammlung, oder Auszug aus dem Psalterspiel der Kinder Zions Auszug Dienst inniger heilsuchender Seelen, Insonderheit aber der Bruderschaft der Laufer zum Dienst under Gebrauch zusammen getragen in gegen martiger fleiner Form, und mit einem drensachen Register verfehen. Vierte Ausflage. 4th.ed.	Osnaburg, Stark County, O.	Gedruckt und zu haben bey Heinrich Kurtz,	AI 51150.	1838.	256 p.	A rare early Ohio prayer book in German. American Imprints cites 213 pages.
300		Sunday School Celebration in the Western Charge, Methodist Episcopal Church, Fourth of July, 1838 in the Ninth-Street Church, Cincinnati.	[Cincinnati	s.n.,	AI 0.	1838]	12 p. ; 17 cm.
3350		Address to the Churches of the Presbytery of Columbus, Ohio, by Several Members Who Were Present at Its Last Meeting.	Circleville		AI 48719.	1838.
3384		A Choice Selection of Hymns from Various Authors, Recommended for the Worship of God. [Three lines from Psalms] Fourth Edition.	Osnaburg, Stark Co.[,] Ohio	Printed & Sold by Henry Kurtz,	AI 0.	1838.	256 p. ; 12 cm.	American Antiquarian Society notes: For use by the Church of the United Brethren in Christ. Without music. Error in pagination: p. 215 misnumbered 21. Includes indexes of first lines and subjects. American Antiquarian Society imperfect copy bound with: Die Kleine Lieder-Sammlung ... Osnsburg, 1837 (Morgan 3225).
3404		Declaration of Independence Signed by the Representatives of the United States, in Congress Assembled, July 4, 1776; with the Names, Places of Residence, &c. of the Signers. Constitution of the United States Done in Convention, by the Unanimous Consent of the States Present, the Seventeenth Day of September ... One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty-Seven ... also, Address of George Washington ... to His Fellow Citizens, on Declining Being Considered a Candidate for Their Future Suffrages. September 17, 1796.	Cincinnati	[J. Tuttle],	AI 0.</