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De 167 Asa Scott, the Steamboat ang or, The Land Pirates of the Mississippi. By Ed. Willett. 168 poely Dash; or, Fighting Fire with Fire. By Joseph E. Badger, Jr. 169 Tornado Tom; or, Injun Jack from Red Core. By T. C. Harbaugh. 170 **A Trump Card;’’ or, Will Wildfire Wins and Loses. By Charles Morris. 171 Ebony Dan; or, The Rival Leagues of Silver Circle. By Frank Dumont. 172 Thunderbolt Tom; or, The Wolf-Herder of the “Ss ye ia a ger < De Sepa . Beadle’s Half-Dime Library. 215 Captain Bullet, the Raider King; or, Little Topknot’s Crusade. By T. C. Harbaugh. 216 Bison Bill, the Prince of the Reins; or, The Red ye ey of the Overland. By Col. Prentiss Ingra- am. 217 Captain Crack-Shot, the Girl Brigand; or, Gypsy | | 268 Deadwood Dick’s Death Trail; or, From Ocean Jack from. Jimtown. By Edward L. eeler. 218 Tiger Tom, the Texan Terror. By Oll Coomes. 219 Despard, the Duelist; or, The Mountain Vam- pires. By Philip 8S. Warne. 220 Tom Tanner, Scalawag and Scapegrace; or, 265 The Tiger Tamer; or, The League of the Jungle. By Captain Frederick Whittaker. 266 Killb’ar, the Guide; or, Davy Crockett’s Crooked Trail. By Ensign C. D. Warren. 267 The Buckskin Detective; or, Claude Crecy, King of American Road-Agents. By T.C. Harbaugh. to Ocean. By Ed. L. Wheeler. 269 The Gold Ship; or, Merle, the Condemned. By Col. Prentiss lngraham., 270 Blizzard Ben, the Arizona Cyclone; or, The Riot Rockies. By Harry St. George. The Black Sheep of the Flock. By Philip 8. at Keno Camp. By Capt. M. Wilton. 173 Dandy Rock’s Rival; or, The Hunted Maid of Warne. 271 The Huge Hunter; or, The Steam Man of the Taos. By George Waldo Browne. | 221 Sugar-Coated Sam; or, The Black Gowns of Prairies, By Edward §. Ellis. 174 Bob Rockett, the Boy Dodger; or, Mysteries of Grim Gulch. By Ed. L. Wheeler. 272 Minkskin Mike, the Boy Sharpshooter; or, Col- New York. By Charles Morris. 175 Captain Arizona, the King Pin of Road-Agents; or, Patent-Leather Joe’s Big Game. By Philip 222 Grit, the Bravo Sport; or, The Woman Trailer. By Col, Prentiss Ingraham. 223 Ozark Alf, King of the Mountain; or, Feather- umbia Jim on the War-path, By Oll Coomes. 273 Jumbo Joe, the Boy Patrol; or, The Rival Heirs. By Edward L, Wheeler. 176 The Boy Runaway; or, The Buccaneer of the | 224 Dashing Dick; or, Trapper Tom’s Castle. By Keene's big ** Lay.’”’ By Charles Morris. Bay. By Lieut. H, b. Perry, U.S.N. . Oll Coomes. 275 Arizona Jack; or, Giant George’s Tenderfoot 177 Nobby Nick of Nevada; or, The Scamps of the Sierras. By Edward L. Wheeler, 178 Old Solitary, the Hermit Trapper; or, The Dra- gon of Silver Lake. By Oll Coomes, 179 Bob Rockett, the Bank Runner; or, The Read to Ruin. By Charles Morris. 180 The Sea Trailer; or, A Vow Well Kept. By Lieut. H. D. Perry, U.S. N. 181 Wild Frank, the Buckskin Bravo; or, Lady Lily’s Love. By Edward L. Wheeler. 182 Little Hurricane, the Boy Captain; or, The Oath of the Young Avengers. By Oll Coomes. 183 The Hidden Hand; or, Will Wildfire’s Revenge. By Charles Morris. 184 The ng: | Trailers; or, Dainty Lance on the War- Path. By Joseph E. Badger, Jr. 185 Evil Eye. King of Cattle Thieves; or, The Vul- tures of the RioGrande. By F. Dumont, 186 Cool Desmond; or, The Gambler’s Big Game, By Col. Delle Sara, 225 £am Charcoal, the Premium Darky; or, How the Boy Got Even. By Chas. Morris. 226 Snoozer, the Boy Sharp; or, The Arab Detective, By Edward L. Wheeler. 227 Dusky Darrell, Trapper; or, The Green Ranger of the Yellowstone. By Edwin Emerson. 228 Little Wildfire, the Young Prairie Nomad; or, The Idyl of Echo Canyon. By Oll Coomes. 229 Crimson Kate, the Girl Trailer; or, The Cowboy’s Triumph. By Col, P. Ingraham, 230 The Yankee Rajah; or, The Fate of the Black Shereef. By C. Dunning Clark. 231 Plucky Phil, of the Mountain Trail; or, Rosa, the Red Jezebel. By T. C. Harbaugh. 232 Gold Dust Dick; or,The Three Wild Men of Eagle Bar. By Edward L. Wheeler. 233 Joe Buck of Angels and His Boy Pard, Paul Powderhorn, By Albert W. Aiken. 234 Old Rocky’s “ Boyees;”’ or, Benito, the Young Horse-Breaker. By Maj. bam 8. Hall, ‘* Buck- Pard. By Buckskin Sam, 276 Merle Monte’s Cruise; or, The Chase of “* The Gold Ship.”’ By Co), Prentiss Ingraham, 277 Denver Doll, the Detective Queen; or, Yankee Kisler’s Big Surround. By Edward L. Wheeler, 278 The Three Se ge or, The Mountain Monster. By Major L. W. Carson. 279 Old Winch, the Rifle King; or, The Buckskin Des- peradoes. By T. C, Harbaugh. 280 Merle Monte’s Fate; or, Pearl, the Pirate’s Pride. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham. 281 Denver Doll’s Victory; or, Skull and Cross-bones. By Edward L. Wheeler. 282 The Typo Detective; or, Weasel, the Boy Tramp. By Edward Willett. 283 Indian Joe; or, The White Spirit of the Hills, By Major Lewis W. Carson. 284 The Sea Marauder; or, Merle Monte’s Pledge, By Col, Prentiss Ingraham. 285 Denver Doll's Decoy; or, Little Bill’s Bonanza, 187 Fred Halyard, the Life Boat Boy; or, The skin Sam.” By Edward L. Wheeler. Smugglers of the Inlet. By Charles Morris, #35 Shadow Sam.the Messenger Boy; or, Turning | 286 Josh the Boy Tenderfoot; or, The Wild Men of 188 Ned Temple, the Border Boy; or, The Mad the Tables. By Charles Morris. Buzzard Bar. By Captain Mark Wilton, Hunter of Powder River, By T. OC. Harbaugh. 189 Bob Rockett, the Cracksman; or, Driven to the Wall. By Charles Morris. 190 eg ge Leh or, The Tigers of High Pine. By Wm. R, Eyster. 191 Buffalo Billy, the Boy Bullwhacker; or, The Doomed Thirteen, By Capt. A, B, Taylor. 192 Captain Kit, the Will-o’-the-Wisp; or, The Mys- oe of Montauk Point, By Lieut, H. D. Perry, 193 Captain Mask, the Lady Road-Agent; or, Patent- Leather Joe’s Defeat. By P. S. Warne. 194 Buffalo Bill’s Bet; or, The Gambler Guide. By Capt. Alfred B. Taylor, U. 8. A. 195 Deadwood Dick’s Dream; or, The Rivals of the Road. By Edward L. Wheeler. 196 Shadowed; or, Bob Rockett’s Fight for Life, By Charles Morris. 197 Little Grit, the Wild Rider; or, Bessie, the Stock-Tender’s Daughter, By Colonel Prentiss Ingraham. 198 Arkansaw, the Man with the Knife; or, The Queen of Fate’s Revenge. By T. CO. Harbaugh. 199 Featherweight, the Boy Champion of the Musk- gu | or, On his Muscle, Wits and Honor. By ward Willeit, 200 The Boy Bedouins; or, The Brothers of the 236 Apollo Bill, the Trail Tornado; or, Rowdy Kate from Right Bower. By Edward L. Wheeler. 237 Lone Star, the Cowboy Captain; or, The Mys- terious Ranchero, By Col. P. Ingraham, 238 The Parson Detective; or, Little Shocky, the Ranger of Raven Roost. By Oll Coomes. 289 The Gold-seeker Guide; or, The Lost Mountain. By Captain Mayne Reid. 240 Cyclone Kit, the Young Gladiator; or, The Lock- Valley. By Edward L. Wheeler. 241 Bill Bravo, and His Bear Pards; or, The Roughs of the Rockies. By T. C. Harbaugh. 242 The Two ‘ Bloods’; or, Shenandoah Bull and His Gang. By Charles Morris. 243 The Disguised Guide; or, Wild Raven, the Ran- ger of the North. By Oll Coomes. #44 Sierra Sam, the Frontier Ferret; or, A Sister’s Devotion. By Edward L. Wheeler. 245 Merle, the Middy; or, The Heir of an Ocean Freelance. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham. 246 Giant George; or, The Ang’l of the Range, By Major Sam 8S. Hall—‘' Buckskin Sam, 247 Old Grizzly and His Pets; or, The Wild Hunters of the Hills. By Captain “ Bruin ’’ Adams. *48 Sierra Sam’s Secret; or, The Bloody Footprints. By Edward L. Wheeler. 249 Milo Romer, the Animal King; or, The Round 287 Billy Blue-Eyes, the Oy Rover of the Rio Grande; or, Terror Tom’s Thorny Trail. By Col, Prentiss Ingraham. 288 The Scalp King; or, The Human Thunderbolt, By Captain J. F. C. Adams. 289 Jolly Jim’s Job; or, The Young Detective’s Tri- umph. By Charles Morris. 200 Little Foxfire, the Boy Spy; or, Old Caleb Ar- buckle, Mountain Detective. By Oll Coomes, 291 Turk, the Boy Ferret. By E. L. Wheeler. 292 Sancho Pedro, the Boy Bandit; or, The Fighting Pards of Sierra Flat. By Major E. L. St. Vrain. 293 Red Claw, the One-Eyed Trapper; or, The Maid of the Cliff. By Captain Comstock. 294 Dynamite Dan; or, The Bowie Blade of Coche- topa. By T. C. Harbaugh, 295 Fearless Phil; or, The King of Quartzville. By Edward Willett. 296 Denver Doll’s Drift; or, The Road Queen’s Big Campaign. By E. L. Wheeler. 297 The Tarantula of Taos; or, Giant George’s Re- venge. By Buckskin Sam. 298 The Water Hound; or, The Young Thorough- bred. By Charles Morris. 299 A No. 1. the Dashing Toll-Taker; or, The School- marm o’ Sassafras. By E. L. eeler, 800 The Sky Demon; or, Rainbolt, the Ranger. By Plumed Lance, By Capt. F, Whittaker. the World Wanderer, By Captain Fred Oll Coomes. 201 Deadwood Dick’s Ward; or, The Black Hills Whittaker. 801 Leadville Nick, the Boy Sport; or, The Mad Jezebel. By Ed. L. Wheeler. 250 The Midshipman Mutineer; or, Brandt, the Buc- Miner’s Vengeance. By Major E. L. St. Vrain, 202 Prospect Pete, of the Boy Brigade; or, The Young Outlaw Hunters. By Oll Soceines, 203 The Boy Pards; or, Dainty Lanee Unmasks. By Jos. E. Badger, Jr. 204 Gold Plume, the Boy Bandit; or, the Kid-Glove Sport, By Col, Prentiss Ingraham. 205 Deadwood Dick’s Doom; or, Calamity Jane’s Last Adventure, By Ed. L. Wheeler, 206 Dark Paul, the Tiger King; or, Caught in His Own Trap. By Charles Morris, ‘ 207 Navajo Nick, the Boy Gold Hunter; or, The caneer. By Col, P. Ingraham. 251 Light-House Lige; or, Osceola, the Fire brand of the Everglades. By Captain J. F. C. Adams. 252 Dick Dashaway; or, A Dakota Boy in Chicago. By Charles Morris. sf itis 253 Sierra Sam's Pard; or, The Angel of Big Vista. By Edward L. Wheeler. 254 The Half-Blood; or, The Panther of the Plains. By Edward 8. Ellis. 255 Captain Apollo, the King-Pin of Bowie; or, Flash o’ Lightning’s Feud. By T. C. Harbaugh. 802 The Mountain Detective; or, The Bully of Trig- ger Bar. By T. C. Harbaugh. 803 "Liza Jane, the Girl Miner; or, The Iron-Nerved Sport. By Edward L. Wheeler. 804 The Dead Shot Dandy; or, Benito, the Boy Bu- gler. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham. 805 Dashaway of Dakota; or, A Western Lad in the Quaker City. By Chas. Morris. 806 Neck-Tie Ned, the Lariat-Thrower; or, The Dug- Out Pards, By Maj. Henry B. Stoddard. 807 The Strange Pard; or, Little Ben’s Death Hunt. atte Lh tag of the altic Buttes. By T. ©. | 256 beg og etl or, The Red Lasso. By Cap- By Buckskin Sam. , ar ton. 808 Keno Kit, the Boy Bugler’s Pard; or, Dead Shot 208 The Boy Hercules; or, The Prairie Tramps. By | 257 The Lost Hunters: or, The Underground Camp. Dandy’s Double. a By Gol. P. Ingraham. mes. By Captain J. F. G. Adams. 809 Deadwood Diek’s Big Deal; or, The Gold Brick 209 Fritz, the Bound-Boy pemonve: or, Dot Leetle | 258 Sierra Sam’s Seven; or, The Stolen Bride. By of Oregon. By Ed. L. Wheeler, 4 oe a rig KE, L. Wheeler. Edward L. Wheeler, 810 The Barranca Wolf; or, The Beautiful Decoy. aro 8) ne; or, Dandy Darke’s | 259 The Golden Harpodn; or, Lost Among the Floes. ‘ Jr. Go-Down Pards. By Wm. R. Eyster. By Roger Starbuck. : pena emy HF 211 Crooked Cale, the Caliban Joseph E. Badger, Jr. 212 Dashing Dave, the Dandy Detective; or, Tho seagne of the Secret Brotherhood, By Charles orris. of Celestial City. 213 Fritz to the Front; or, The Ventriloquist Scam Hunter. By Edward L. Wheeler, bi 4 260 Dare-Devil Dan, the Young Prairie Ranger. By Oll Coomes. 261 Fergus Fearnaught, the New York Boy. B George L. hikee v ¢ 262 The Young Sharps; or, Rollicking Mike’s Hot Trail. By Charles Morris. 263 Deadwood Dick’s Divide; or, The Spirit of Wheeler. 811 The Roving Sport; or, The Bride of Chuckaluck Camp. By Edward Willett. 812 Redtop Rube, the Vigilante Prince; or, the Black Rewtlaters of Arizona. By Major E. L, St. Vrain. 813 Cimarron Jack, the King Pin of Rifle-Shots: or The Phantom Tracker. By Fred Dewey. Si 814 The Mysterious Marauder; or, The Boy Bugler's a i 4 > ‘pith lg iii ll » 214 Woltgang, the Robber ot the Rhine; or, The Swamp Lake. By Edward L. Long By Col, P. Ingraham, fe) ght o cs) ssicorde. By Capt. | 264 The Floating Feather; or, Merle Monte’s Treas- 315 N the Cabin Boy; or, The Wi Fred. Whittaker, ure Island. By Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, Haunted Fort, By ack Farragut. ron: St ae Vy | : > ms : . . : : 4 ‘ - ™ , c e~ : “ a ; - ' ar Ww at “7, bie _ tte s : l O