Rare books for boys—bright, breezy, wholesome and instructive—full of adventure and incident, and information upon natural history—they blend instruction with amusement—contain much useful and valuable information upon the habits of animals, and plenty of adventure, fun and jollity.
| CAMPING OUT SERIES. By C. A. Stephens. In box containing the following. 6 vols. 16mo. Cloth, extra, black and gold | $7 50 |
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| Camping Out. As recorded by “Kit.” With eight full-page illustrations. 16mo. | 1 25 |
| Left on Labrador; or, The Cruise of the Schooner Yacht “Curlew.” As recorded by “Wash.” With eight full-page illustrations. 16mo. | 1 25 |
| Off to the Geysers; or, The Young Yachters in Iceland. As recorded by “Wade.” With eight full-page illustrations. 16mo. | 1 25 |
| Lynx Hunting. From Notes by the Author of “Camping Out.” With eight full-page illustrations. 16mo. | 1 25 |
| Fox Hunting. As recorded by “Raed.” With eight full-page illustrations. 16mo. | 1 25 |
| On the Amazon; or, the Cruise of the “Rambler.” As recorded by “Wash.” With eight full-page illustrations. 16mo. | 1 25 |
By J. T. Trowbridge.
These stories will rank among the best of Mr. Trowbridge’s books for the young, and he has written some of the best of our juvenile literature.
| JACK HAZARD SERIES. By J. T. Trowbridge. In box containing the following. 6 vols. 16mo. Cloth, extra, black and gold. | $7 50 |
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| Jack Hazard and his Fortunes. With twenty illustrations. 16mo. | 1 25 |
| A Chance for Himself; or, Jack Hazard and his Treasure. With nineteen illustrations. 16mo. | 1 25 |
| Doing his Best. With twenty illustrations. 16mo. | 1 25 |
| Fast Friends. With seventeen illustrations. 16mo. | 1 25 |
| The Young Surveyor; or, Jack on the Prairies. With twenty-one illustrations. 16mo. | 1 25 |
| Lawrence’s Adventures Among the Ice Cutters, Glass Makers, Coal Miners, Iron Men and Ship Builders. With twenty-four illustrations. 16mo. | 1 25 |
By Edward S. Ellis.
A New Series of Books for Boys, equal in interest to the “Castlemon” and “Alger” books. His power of description of Indian life and character is equal to the best of Cooper.