Brognard and Co., New York

This publishing firm took over the publishing efforts of the New-York Organ from Oliver and Brother in 1850. Francis J. Brognard, an attorney, was the editor and publisher. He had practiced law in Mays Landing, New Jersey from about 1842 until he left for Jersey City in 1850. He died in March, 1851 after an illness of less than 24 hours

This firm also published the American Temperance Recorder.

Brognard was located at 150 Fulton Street (in 1850) and 118 Nassau Street in 1851.

The five Brognard and Co. T. S. Arthur books are the same as those previously published by Oliver and Bro. and thus are not first editions.

Lost Children
1850 and 1851 editions 32 pages - Stated as the third edition
Engravings by Tudor Horton.
New-York Organ Temperance Tales #3. 10 cents

Our Children: How Should We Save Them
1850 32 pp 8 vo 10 cents
(This book was combined with Keeping it up, and the Problem by James Nack)

The Political Campaign: or The Club Room
24 page pamphlet. 12 mo.

Temptations: A Story for the Reformed
10 cents. 32 pages
Engravings by R. Major

Pictorial Temperance Tales for the Young
36 engravings. 192 pages. 20 cents.