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• The elements, analysis and practice of arithmetic, vulgar, decimal, and duodecimal, in all the parts of modern business, mercantile or mechaWilliam Gordon
• Key to the Elements of geometry and trigonometry. For the use of teachers onlyBenjamin Greenleaf
• A key to the national arithmetic, exhibiting the operation of the more difficult examples in that work; for the use of teachers onlyBenjamin Greenleaf
• The national arithmetic, on the inductive system, combining the analytic and synthetic methods; forming a complete course of higher arithmetBenjamin Greenleaf
• Hand-book of natural philosophy and astronomy. 3d course. Meteorology - AstronomyDionysius Lardner
• Minnesota, its place among the states : being the first annual report of the commissioner of statistics, for the year ending January 1st, 18Minnesota. Bureau of Statistics
• Journal of proceedings including the annual reports, statistical tables showing the progress of the order. With the constitution,by-laws, foIndependent Order of Odd Fellows. Sovereign Grand Lodge
• The speedy calculator: being a system of arithmetic; [designed to abridge the labour of the learner, and to expand his intellectual facultieBenjamin Naylor
• Rudiments of natural philosophy and astronomyDenison Olmsted
• A treatise on navigation and nautical astronomyJohn Riddle
• Key to Towne's Algebra. Prepared by the authorPaul A. Towne
• A key to the revised edition of The American arithmetic to which are added more than five hundred questions, designed as exercises for pupilJames Robinson
• A treatise on arithmetic, in theory and practice: with an appendix, containing an introduction to mensurationJames B. Thomson
• [Welch's] Improved American arithmetic, adapted to the currency of the United States, to which is added a concise treatise on the menstruatiOliver Welch
• The elements of the differential calculusW. S. B. Woolhouse
• Replies to the remarks of the Astronomer-Royal and of the late Camden Professor of Ancient History at Oxford upon the invasion of Britain byThomas Lewin
• The Mount Vernon arithmetic : part 1, elementaryJacob Abbott
• Mathematical physics; or, The mathematical principles of natural philosophy: with a development of the causes of heat, gaseous elasticity, gJohn Herapath
• Intellectual arithmetic, upon the inductive method of instruction. by Warren Colburn ; with an introduction to Written arithmetic by his sonWarren Colburn
• An introduction to the "Arithmetical analysis" ; designed for primary schools, containing mental, slate, and blackborad exercisesS. A Felter
• The progressive intellectual arithmetic; on the inductive plan. Being a sequel to the Progressive primary arithmetic ... Edited by Daniel W.Horatio N. Robinson
• The illustrative practical arithmetic by a natural method ... By Geo. A. Walton, A. M., and Electa N. L. WaltonGeorge A. Walton
• Treatise on plane and solid geometry : for colleges, schools and private students : written for the mathematical course of Joseph RayEli T. Tappan
• The Polar Exploring Expedition. A special meeting of the American Geographical & statistical society, held March 22, 1860American Geographical Society of New York
• A key to the first lessons in algebra, containing the answers to the questions, with numerous explanations and solutionsEbenezer Bailey
• Solar and lunar eclipses familiarly illustrated and explained : with the method of calculating them according to the theory of astronomy, asJames H. Coffin
• New university arithmetic : embracing the science of numbers, and their applications according to the most improved methods of analysis and Charles Davies
• Arithmetical problems, or Questions in arithmetic, for the use of advanced classes in schoolsW. H Farrar
• The census of Great Britain in 1851; comprising an account of the numbers and distribution of the people, their ages, conjugal condition, ocGreat Britain. Census Office
• Minnesota, its progress and capabilities; Being the second annual report of the Commissioner of Statistics, for the years 1860 and 1861, andMinnesota. Bureau of Statistics
• Compendium of astronomy, containing the elements of the scienceDenison Olmsted
• A treatise on navigation and nautical astronomy, especially adapted for the use of studentsJohn Riddle
• Questions adapted to Emerson's North American arithmetic, part thirdWilliam D. Swan
• The tutor's assistant; being a compendium of practical arithmetic, for the use of schools or private studentsFrancis Walkingame
• Dictation exercises. Part I. A key to Walton's table for practice in the fundamental operations of arithmeticGeorge A. Walton
• Navigation and nautical astronomy. Prepared for the use of the U.S. Naval academyJ. H. C. Coffin
• A new manual of the elements of astronomy, descriptive and mathematical : comprising the latest discoveries and theoretic views : with direcHenry Kiddle
• Elements of geometry and trigonometry : from the works of A. M. Legendre. Revised and adapted to the course of mathematical instruction in tA. M. Legendre
• The grammar-school arithmetic : being book second of the analysis of written arithmetic : designed for public and private schools : containiS. A Felter
• Key to Ray's new algebras, elementary and higher : containing statements and solutions of questions with remarks and notesJoseph Ray
• A dictionary, geographical, statistical, and historical, of the various countries, places, and principal natural objects in the world. By J.J. R. McCulloch
• The rudiments of arithmetic : embracing mental and written exercises, for beginners : prepared for the mathematical course of Joseph RayJoseph Ray
• Statistics of the Class of 1859. Compiled by the class secretary, [Charles Ray Palmer]Andover Theological Seminary. Class of 1859
• Statistics of the New Jersey state prison, from 1799 to 1845, inclusive, being statement D, and of the one accompanying documents of the GovNew Jersey State Prison
• Statistics of the Scotch iron tradeJohn Barclay
• The resources of the Union : a lecture read December, 1865, before the American Geographical and Statistical Society, New York, and before tHenry Charles Carey
• A key containing the statements and solutions of questions in Davies' Elementary algebra : for use of teachers onlyCharles Davies
• Progress of the United States in population and wealth in fifty years, as exhibited by the decennial census from 1790 to 1840, with an appenGeorge Tucker
• The uses of astronomy : an oration delivered at Albany on the 28th of August, 1856Edward Everett
• Arithmetical problems, or questions in arithmetic, for the use of advanced classes in schools. By W.H. Farrar, A.MW. H Farrar
• Revised customs regulations. Part ix, Regulations for reports and returns to the Bureau of Statistics by collectors of customsUnited States. Department of the Treasury
• A statistical account of British Columbia. Comp.Arthur Harvey
• Carl Ritter; an address to the American Geographical and Statistical SocietyA. Guyot
• A treatise on arithmetic in theory and practice for the use of the Irish national schools. Published by direction of the Commissioners of naCommissioners of National Education in Ireland
• A historical and statistical report of the Presbyterian Church in Canada in connection with the Church of Scotland for the year 1866Presbyterian Church of Canada in Connection with the Church of Scotland
• Report of the secretary of the Board of Statistics on the census of Nova Scotia, 1861 [and Appendices]Nova Scotia. Board of Statistics
• First book of natural philosophy and astronomyWilliam A. Norton
• Statistics of intemperance in Portsmouth. The report of a committee appointed Dec.23,1844 to ascertain statistics, &c. Made at a public meetPortsmouth. Committee appointed to ascertain statistics of intemperance
• Elements of algebra, being an abridgment of Day's algebra, adapted to the capacities of the youngJames B. Thomson
• The ready reckoner, or Willcolkes's and Fryer's new and much admired system of arithmetic and mental calculations. Reprinted from the enlarg-1831? Willcolkes