The " pow=wow" book
Subtitle: a treatise on the art of "healing by prayer" and "laying on of hands", etc., practiced by the Pennsylvania-Germans and others; testimonials; remarkable recoveries; popular superstitions; etc., including an account of the famous "witch" murder trial, at York, Pa.
By: by A. Monroe Aurand, jr. ... containing also the complete collection of remedies and curres in John George Hohman's "Pow-wows, or Long lost friend"; in popular use since 1820.
Contributors: Hohman, Johann Georg.
Publisher: Priv. print. by the Aurand press
Published: 1929
Place of publication: Harrisburg, Pa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 85
Subjects: Blymer, John H.; Reymeyer, Nelson D., 1868-1928.; Medicine, Magic, mystic, and spagiric -- Pennsylvania.; Superstition.; Folklore -- Pennsylvania.; Witchcraft -- Pennsylvania.
Other titles: "Witch" murder trial, York, Pa.
Notes: Bibliography: p. vi.
The R. Theodore Bixlers' Collection of Lancaster Authors.
"An account of the ʻwitchʼ murder trial" ... and "John George Hohman's Pow-wows; or, Long lost friend" have special title-pages and pagination.
"Pow-wows; or Long lost friend" was published in 1819 under title: Der lange verborgene freund, oder: Getreuer und christlicher unterricht für jedermann.
"This edition of the ʻPow-wowʼ book is limited to one thousand copies; one hundred signed by the author.  This is no. 273.