THE

HOME CYCLOPEDIA,

OR

LIBRARY OF REFERENCE.

IN EIGHT VOLUMES,

EACH COMPLETE IN ITSELF.

I. HISTORY AND Chronology. The World's Progress. By G. P. PUTNAM.

II. GENERAL LITERATURE AND THE FINE ARTS. BY GEORGE RIPLEY and BAYARD TAYLOR.
III. THE USEFUL ARTS-including Agriculture, Domestic Economy, &c. By DR. ANTISELL.
IV. UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY-a Record of the Names of Eminent Persons. By PARKE
GODWIN.

V. UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY-a Comprehensive Gazetteer of the World. By T. C. CALLI-

COTT.

VI. SCIENCE-including Natural History, Botany, Geology, Mineralogy, &c.
SAMUEL ST. JOHN, of Western Reserve College. In Press.

By Professor
VII. ARCHITECTURE-Historical, Descriptive, Topographical, Decorative, Theoretical, and
Mechanical. By ROBERT STUART.

VIII. CYCLOPEDIA OF EUROPE~a Manual of European Geography-embracing valuable Sta-
tistics concerning every important place. By F. L. UNGEWITTER.

**These volumes are intended to comprise a comprehensive view of the whole circle of human knowledge-in
other words, to form a General Cyclopedia in a portable shape, for popular reference, for Family Libraries, for
Teachers and School Libraries, and for the general reader.

NEW YORK:

A. S. BARNES & CO., 51 JOHN-STREET.

CINCINNATI:-H. W. DERBY.