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Sigma. Lucius Maniius Sargent. (1) The ballad of the abolition blunder-buss. B. 1861. — (2) The betterment law. n.p., n.d. — (3) Notices of the histories of Boston. By. . . B. 1857.

Sigma. Samuel Newi-ngton. (1) The corn, bean, and mangold planter. By ... L. 1858. — (2) The corn planter. By ... L. 1857.

Sigma. J. B. Sliaw. Sonnets and other poems. By ... L. 1863.

Signora luglese, Una. Lavinia Fair- fax. Rime Italiane, composte da. . . 182.5.

Sigurd. Alfred Hedensiierna. Kaleid- oskop. Qvaden och ogvaden. Sthlm. 1884.

Silas. Et. Bev. William White, D.D. Thoughts on the singing of psalms and anthems in churches. Signed ... P. 1808.

Silas, Uncle. .Tames W. Poland. The Walker family : a true story. By. . . B. 1847.

Sill, E. Rowland. Andrew Hedbrooke. Silly Billy. Eustace Glare Grenville Murray. Strange tales. From " Vanity Fair." By. . . L. 1882.

" Silvercloud," a detective Officer. George Shaw Brown. Studies in decla- mation. . . By. . . Glasgow, 1865.

Silverspoon, Doctor. Dr. Wither- spoon. The XLV. chapter of the prophecies of Thomas the Rhymer in verse. . Dedicated to. . . preacher of sedition in America. Edinb. 1776. By Hugh Arnot.

Simcoe, Adolphus. William Make- peace Thackeraij. Miss Tickletoby's lec- tures on English history, in "Punch," 1842.

Simmons, P. E. K. De Witt Clinton Cooley. The high old court of impeach- ment. By. . . St. Paul, 1878.

Simon. Henry B. Hooker. Put off and put on; or, the vile and beautiful apparel. By. . . B. 1846.

Simon, the Tanner. Rev. Thomas Prentice{^). A letter to the Eev. An- drew Croswell ... B. 1771.

From the tract itself it appears that the writer was an overseer (or " had a chartered right" to be) of the college, a clergyman, and a resident at Charlestown ; which facts agree in Mr. Prentice, and make it probahle that he wrote it.

Simpkins, Jonas. Benjamin E. G. Jewett. Reveries of a woodsawyer. N.Y. 1873.

Sincere Friend to America, A. Alexander Hamilton. The Farmer re- futed. . . N.Y. 1775.

Sincere Lover of our Protestant Establisliment, A. 'llamas Bray.

Papal usurpation and persecution, as it has been exercised in ancient and mod- ern times. By. . . L. 1712.

Sincere Lover of the Truth, A, Hev. John Williamson. Reasons against the restoration of Professor Simson, to teach or preach. . . Edinb. 1729.

Sincere Lover of Truth and Union, A. John Mortimer. Some considerations concerning the present state of religion ... By. . L. 1702.

Sincere Well-wisher to the Colony, A. Thomas Turner Wise. A review of the events which have happened in Gre- nada ... By. . . Grenada, 1795.

Sincere Well-vpisher to the public, A. Martin Madan. Thoughts on execu- tive justice. By ... L. 1785.

Single-speech Hamilton. William Gerard Hamilton.

Singleton, Captain. John Osborne Sargent. A talk upon talking. " New England Mag.," Vol. VIII., p. 372. 1835.

Sirmoon, Holn. John Morison(J') Anecdotes, pasquinades, and mess-table stories ... By. . . L. 1858.

Sister, A. Mrs. {Whidden)

Tuppan. A short account of Robert Cutts Whidden. By. . . B. 1843.

Sister of Mercy, A. Charlotte M. Braeme. Tales from the diary of. . . L. 1867.

Sister Sainte Claire, Order of Ste> Ursula. Mar II Rebecca Theresa De Costa.

Sitting Bull. Robert D. Clarke. The works of ... in the original French and Latin. Omaha, 1877.

Slienandoah. Lewis Henry Morgan. Letters on the Iroquois,in Colton's "Amer. Whig Rev.," 1847.

Skinner, Mose. James E. Brown. Rec- ollections of a lazy life. By ... B. 1869.

Skirra. Maria Skerret. The Rival Wives answered ; or, ... to Clarissa. L. 1738. — See " Clarissa."

Sleekhead. Gilbert a Beckett. — See " Wronghead."

Slelnada, S. J. P. J. A. Daniels.

Slick, Jonathan, Esq., of Weathers- field, Conn., 1854. Ann Sophia ( Win- terbotham^ Stephens. High life in New York. By . . . 1854.

Slop, Dr. John Burton, M.D.

" Ilia political opinions rendered him obnox- ious to Sterne, who satirized him in ' Tristram Shandy ' under the name of ' Pr. Slop.* "

Sloth. Robert Thorn. Esop's fables, written in Chinese by the learned Mun Mooy Sein-Shang ... by his pupil. . . Canton, 1840.