Beadle's Dime Novels, No. 91: The Lost Cache — page 99: what you’re looking at

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BEADLE’S MONTHLY: A MAGAZINE OF TO-DAY. ? VOL. I, | JAN’Y, NO" If CONTENTS. —- i"Bee Balls Bluff’; A Ballad of the War—Itustrated. A stirring story in verse, from the pen of one of our most noted poets. The Dead Letter— Chapters I, II, ITT, I V—Illustrated. Of all recent productions in American fiction, this is among the most original. Impressive and deeply absorbing in its nature and narrative, none who read it will forget it. A story of remarkable power, interest and strangeness. Walks Among Words; or, A Half-Hour with the Lexico- graphers; a pleasant paper of gossip about the history, origin and modifications of certain words. It will interest the educated and uneducated alike. The Gorilla at Home—Illustrated. | Anecdotes of Natural History. The ‘‘ habits, manners and customs”’ of this King of Beasts are here chronicled in a paperof pleasing and instructive features. The Prisoner of War in Texas ; A. narrative of life in Confederate Prisons. The graphic and interesting story of one who had a long experience of what he wrote. | Scorpion Gulch: .4 Gold Seeker's Story ; Of the most intense personal interest; thrilling in incident, strange in adven- = ture, and powerful in its delineations. Navize Greatness—A. Poem. Assassins and their Work: Rienzi; An historical essay of great beauty and picturesqueness of narrative. The. Belle of the Ball—A. Poem. hy Old Style and New Style ; Pi, A Dissertation and something else on Woman’s Toilet. Zladborately illustrated. giving styles, ancient and modern, Heathen and Christian, of head-dresses and ornamentation. A very unique and useful paper—for the women in particular. My Royal Wife ; | A very amusing story of a young American who would marry into a Royal Family, and what became of him. The Spy System of Hurope ; All about the espionage over every person’s coming and going exercised by Eu- | . ropean governments, with a story illustrative at once of the perils of travel and the thoroughness of the spy system. First and Last—A Love Story. A. Plea and a Protest ; , A few historic citations and a few BUR REATORE toward reform in our representa. tive (Congressional) system,which will command attention. ty Current Notes, on Literature, Books, Science, Art, ete. BEADLE & Co., Pusiisners, 118 WuitaM Sr., N. Y.— 4 y comicbooks.conn if"