Beadle's Dime Novels No. 316: Hurricane Bill — page 2: what you’re looking at

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A a Van aige and a Mysterious Beto! Beadle’ s Dime Novels, No. 317, the issue of Tuesday. Sept. 22d—will delight all lovers of. Ue ro. mance of heroism by giving: TIPPY, THE TEXAN: THE YOUNG CHAMPION. A Tale of the Storming of Monterey. i) oo ; wm BY GEORGE GLEASON. The first campaign of glorious old Zack Taylor, which so startled the countr y, is the time involved in this deeply exciting and singu- lar story. A strange character is Tippy—a Boy, Ranger—a Youth Spy, yet every inch a soldier, who dares all things for his one ob- ject. What that is the 1 romance reveals. Tt As Bd Bo mentee: 1evela- tion of. what. power ‘there is is in love, re | The advance against Monter ey, the ey of the stronghold, — the work of the American spies and their hazardous adventures, the storming of the place, the awful personal encounters—all are inci- dents in the story that quite enthrall the reader, ee vender the novel even more than usually exciting. | lke Breapix’s Dime Novers ure always kept in Stak and for sale by all newsdealers ; or are sent, post-paid, to any address on re- | ceipt ot oe CENnTs RACH—by ri; | i _ BEADLE AND ADAMS, Publishers, i) Me aah 98 William Street, N. Y. <" -_ x - - a ¥ + i~* eA = = 3 2 = oe wr cue > Wren COMME IOOXSaCOmM