The Sunday-school girl
Contributors: Hoyt, Henry, bookseller; Meeks, James C., bookseller; Bulkley, William H., bookseller; Corey, Abijah W., bookseller; Cherry, Charles T., bookseller; American Sunday-School Union
Publisher: American Sunday-School Union no. 146 Chestnut Street.
Published: 1850
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Subjects: Sunday school literature; Children's stories; Girls; Juvenile fiction; Religious life; Social classes; Sunday schools; Religious education of children; Christian life; Miniature books; Specimens
Notes: "Narratives for the young, beautifully illustrated. Published by the American Sunday-School Union: and for sale at the Society's depositories, G.S. Scofield. 146 Chestnut St. Philadelphia. Henry Hoyt. 9 Cornhill. Boston. J.C. Meeks. 147 Nassau St. New York. W.H. Bulkley. 103 Fourth St. Louisville. A.W. Corey. 80 Chestnut St. St. Louis. C.T. Cherry, Rochester, N.Y."--Advertisement, p. [4] of wrapper. The American Sunday-School Union was located at 146 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, between 1823 and 1853; at 9 Cornhill, Boston, between 1848 and 1859; at 147 Nassau St., New York, between 1847 and 1856; at 103 Fourth St., Louisville, between 1846 and 1858; and at 80 Chestnut St., Saint Louis, between 1848 and 1855. According to the ASSU archives, Charles T. Cherry was the agent for the ASSU in Rochester between 1850 and 1855.

Gift; Hubert B. Anstaett.

In printed wrapper; title and publisher in pictorial border on page [1] of wrapper; publisher's advertisement on page [4] of wrapper.