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7 ? , =~ R . A Ns A : ‘ tT MNS FA . d ie ot Fi . ‘ “) ~ < - Ie — * rs . ¥ ey - a i‘ * 4 x O12 4 ' ee! A i=’? : a , > 54 _ NS \\) \ 4 AN y? Sao o® p ‘ : KIT CARSON, JR.—No. 3. 1.4 Hard Crowd: or, GENTLEMAN SAm’s Sister. By Philip 8. Warne, author of “ Tiger Dick,”’ etc. 2. The Dare-Devil: or, THz WINGED WitcH oF THE SEA. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham, 3. Kit Carson, dr., THE CRACK SHOT OF THe West. By Buckskin Sam. 4. The Kidnapper: or, THe GREAT SHANGHAI OF THE NORTHWEST. By Philip S. Warne. 5, The Fire-Fiends: or, HERCULES, THE Huncupack. By A. P. Morris. 6. Wildcat Bob, Tue Boss BrvUISER: or, Tot BorDER BLoopHouNDs. By Edward L. Whee- ler, author of *‘ Deadwood Dick,” ** Double Daggers.”’ 7. Death-Notch, THE DESTROYER: OR, Tue Sprrtr LAKE AVENGERS. By Oll Coomes. 8. The Headless Horseman, A strange story of Texas. By Capt. Mayne Reid. 9. Handy Andy. By Samuel Lover. 10. Vidocq, THz FRENCH POLICE Spy. Written by himself. 11. Midshipman Easy. ryat. 12. The Death-Shot: or, TRACKED TO Deate. By Capt. Mayne Reid. 13. Pathaway: or, Nick WHIFFLES, THE eo TRAPPER OF THE NorTHWwEST. By Dr. J. H. Rob- nson, By Capt. Mar- p= = HANDY ANDY.—No, 9. 14, Thayendanegea, THE ScouRGE; or, THE WAR-EHAGLE OF THE MoHAwks. By Ned Bunt- line, author of ‘‘ The White Wizard.” 15. The Tiger-Slayer: or, EaGtr- HEAD TO THE Rescur. By Gustave Aimard, author of ** Red Cedar,” ‘‘ The Bandit at Bay,” etc. 16. The White Wizard: or, THe GREAT PROPHET OF THE SEMINOLES. By Ned Buntline, au- thor of ‘“ Thayendanegea,”’ etc. 17. Nightshade, THe Roserr PRINCE oF HounsLow Heats. By Dr. J. H. Robinson. 18. The Sea Bandit: or, THE QUEEN OF THE IsLE. By Ned Buntline, author of ‘‘ Thayen- danegea,’’ ‘‘ The Red Warrior,” etc. 19. Red Cedar, THe Prarrre OvTLAWw. By Gustave Aimard, author of “The Tiger-Slayer,”’ ** Trapper’s Daughter,” “* Prairie Flower,” etc. 20. The Bandit at Bay: or, Tur Pr- RATES OF THE PRAIRIES. By Gustave Aimard- au- thor of ‘* The Tiger-Slayer,”’ ‘‘ Red Cedar,”’ ete. 21. The Trapper’s Daughter: or, THe OvuTLAw’s Fate. By Gustave Aimard, ey }- \ ‘ i iP ‘ y = 4 , es Yf ; 4 View a Z 45 VA EP 4 > Bisile omg le f VGA a HORSEMAN, —No, 8, 22. Whitelaw: or, NATTIE of THE LAKE SHoreE. By Dr. J. H. Robinson, author of ‘ Patha- way,” “ Nightshade,” etc. 23. The Red Warrior: oR, STELLA DELORME’s CoMANCHE LOvEeR. By Ned Buntline, au- thor of ‘‘ Thayendanegea,”’ ‘‘ White Wizard,”’ ete. 24. Prairie Flower. By Gustave Ai- mard, author of “ Tiger-Slayer,”’ ‘“‘ Bandit at Bay,” ‘“*Trapper’s Daughter,”’ etc. 25. The Gold-Guide: or, Strrt Arm, THE REGULATOR. By Francis Johnson, author of ‘The Death-Track,’’ ete. 26. The Death-Track: or, THE OvurT- LAWS OF THE Mountain. By Francis Johnson, au- thor of *‘ Gold-Guide,”’ etc, 27. The Spotter-Detective : or, THE Grris oF New York. By Albert W. Aiken. 28. Three-Fingered Jack, Tur Roap- AGENT OF THE Rockies; or, Toe Boy Miner or HARD Luck. By Joseph E. Badger, Jr. 29. Tiger Dick, Tok Faro Kine; or, THe CasHier’s Crime. By Philip 8S. Warne, author of “A Hard Crowd,” etc. 30. Gospel George; or, Frery FRED, Tas Ovttaw. By Joseph E. Badger, Jr., author of “Three-Fingered Jack,” ‘Old Bull's Eye,” etc. weet ' od “pit vy bad . Mos Y ¥ ‘oe a ‘ re bhi MAG: aces aad . y ~ : tb 4porr - “oe > aS MIDSHIPMAN EASY.—NO, 11. 31. The New York ‘Sharp;’ or, THE FLASH OF LIGHTNING. By Albert W. Aiken, 32. B’hoys of Yale; or, THE ScrapeEs oF A Harp Set or Cotueaians, By John D. Vose, 33. Overland Kit. By Albert W. Aiken. 34. Rocky Mountain Rob. By Al- bert W. Aiken. 35. Kentuck, the Sport. By Albert W. Aiken. 36. Injun Dick. By Albert W. Aiken. 37. Hirl, the Hunchback; or, THE SWORDMAKER OF THE SANTEE. By Dr. J. H, Robinson. 38. Velvet Hand; or, THE [Ron GRIP OF Ingun Dick. By Albert W. Aiken. 39. The Russian Spy: or, THE Bxorx- ERS OF THE STARRY Cross. By Frederick Whittaker. 40. The Long Haired ‘Pards;’ or, THE TARTARS.OF THE ns. By Jos. E. Badger, Jr. 41. Gold Dan: or, THe WuiTEr SAVAGE OF THE GREAT SALT Lake. By Albert W. Aiken. Ready May 29th. A new issue every week. Beadle’s Dime Library is for sale by all Newsdealers, ten cents per copy, or sent by mail on receipt of twelve cents each. BEADLE & ADAMS, Publishers, 98 William Street, New York, i at i ide | iH