Beadle's Dime Novels No. 300: The Crested Serpent — page 2: what you’re looking at

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Beadle’s Dime Novels, No. 301, Te issue Tuesday, Febr uae 10th, will be _ MUSTANG SAM ; THE MAD RIDER ‘OF THE PLAINS. A. Romance of Apache and. BY JOS. HE. BADGER, IR., Avrmor OF “Tae Lone Carer,” “ Mounrarn Karn,” Bre. a & é- ashe. ‘Si is a wandextaiiy haan character—a very young man in years, but a reckless dare-devil, to whom danger is de- light—a boaster, a jester, a plains’ fop, yet a native-born gentle- man, a true friend, a sagacious guide. Such a. compound, in any other country in the Setar ds would be impossible, but in the wild West it is no rarity ; and the author's thorough knowledge of the bordermen, from association and. frequent adventure into the remotest regions, mitkes his _por- traitures all the more valuable and enjoyable. Sam is the capturer, and tamer of the “ King of the -Plains ” —a wild, black stallion, which for years baffled the efforts of the ‘most noted horse-bunters; and. with this extraordinary beast, he performs, in Apache-land, deeds that are daring We exciting eno gh for the most eager reader, But Sam is’ not alone* in his glory and heroism. | ‘There are four other participants, including two hero-c young wromen ; and ‘thus. the | ry intensifies its interest and cbarn Nod every chap- ter. Ie p a | erusal wil afford many an evening’s delight. * BRADLE’S Dime Novans are always kept in print and for , eS = reray be all’ newsdealers ; ; or are sent, post- paid, to any address on | receipt of price—-Tan CENTS: BACH—by we fae te BEADLE AND ADAMS, ghiinas etre 5 Ree ee. 98 “William Street, N. z e av - etl’ ,’ ry P a @ i %4 - ‘> yove . her Beoinicdooks) Eom |