THE CHICAGO MASSACRE OF 1812. Paper, 50 cts. Cloth, $1.00
Novels:
ZURY, THE MEANEST MAN IN SPRING COUNTY. Paper, 50 cts.; Cloth, $1.50.
THE McVEYS, AN EPISODE. Cloth, $1.25.
THE CAPTAIN OF COMPANY K. Illustrated. Paper, 50 cts.; Cloth, $1.00.
Each of the above books sent, carriage free, on the receipt of the price named. All three of the novels, in cloth, for $3.00.
The two histories are devoted to a topic which the whole world agrees to consider, on the whole, the most interesting of all now offered for its attention, namely, the young giant of the West:—Chicago.
The last named, "The Chicago Massacre of 1812," is here, within these covers, to speak for itself. The first named, "The Story of Chicago," has been published for about a year, meeting a success without parallel among the books on this subject.
The publishers have received (beside hundreds of favorable reviews) the following eloquent personal letters, worth many ordinary critiques: