All Along the Route the Snow-Plows May Be Seen Turned up Against the Rocks, Ready to Be Used During the Winter to Clear and Level the Roads (1862)

“A Flying Trip Through Norway,”  Harper’s Magazine 25 (August 1862): 292.

There He Stands, Forlorn and Desolate! A Poor, Half-Starved, Wretched Outcast Weathering the Pitiless Storm, and Feeding upon Scattered Straws and Sticks, That His Barbarian Owner May the More Undisturbed Lounge at His Ease and Doze over the Warm Crackling Fire on His Hearth (1862)

“Abuses of Horses—No. 3,” The Wisconsin Farmer 14 (January 1, 1862): 8.

This Is the Rook / Reading His Book (1862)

“The Death and Burial of Poor Cock Robin,” Routledge’s Nursery Picture Book (London: Routledge, Warne, and Routledge, 1862), 28.

"And You Love Me," Said She (1862)

"The Small House at Allington. Chapter IV. Mrs. Roper's Boarding House." The Cornhill Magazine 6. (October 1862).

We Shall All Be Eaten Up by Eels & Crabs & Have Our Eyes Pecked Out By The Old Herons. Murder! Murder! Murder! (1862)

William Martin. The Boys' Own Story Book. (London: Darton and Hodge, 1862).

The Mines Being Sunk Deep in Earth (1862)

M.J. The Children's Picture-Book of Useful Knowledge. (London: Bell and Daudy, 1862).

Musical Hounds of the Fairy King (1862)

Henry Gardiner Adams.The Wildflowers, Birds, and Insects of the Months. (London: James Hogg and Sons, 1862).

The Wind is His Whip (1862)

"Our Survey of Literature and Science." The Cornhill Magazine 7. (December 1862).

*O* Stands for Old Abe (1862)

The "Union" Alphabet for Children. (Boston: Sampson and Farrer, 1862).

Submarine Telegraph Cables (1862)

Fleeming Jenkin, "On the Construction of Submarine Telegraph Cables," Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Proceedings, 1862 (Birmingham: Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 1862).