Cranberry meadow, Joe Anderson and old Jim Bailey
Contributors: Massachusetts Temperance Society; Cassady & March
Series: Massachusetts Temperance Society (First series) -- no. 7.; Massachusetts Temperance Society (First series) -- no. 8.; Massachusetts Temperance Society (First series) -- no. 9.
Publisher: Printed by Cassady and March, Wilson's Lane--near State Street.
Published: 1837
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Temperance; Alcoholism; Women as authors
Other titles: Joe Anderson and old Jim Bayley.
Notes: Contains two tracts, each with separate title page and pagination. The tracts were originally published separately, and are here reissued together in a printed wrapper.

Cover title. Imprint taken from title pages of the individual tracts.

"The cranberry meadow: a temperance tale, founded on fact. By the author of 'The poor man's house repaired." Published by the Council of the Massachusetts Temperance Society."--12 p., 1st count, with separate title page. By Miss Hildreth. At head of title: First series. No. 8. This may, however, be the 9th number of the first series, as the Society's annual report for 1835 was published as no. 8 in the series.

"Joe Anderson and old Jim Bayley. Published by the Council of the Massachusetts Temperance Society."--16 p., 2nd count, with separate title page. At head of title: First series. No. 7.

"A good example."--Page [4] of wrapper.

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