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BEADLE’S BOY'S LIBRARY will hereafter be published in the more conven- o> — < |e sport, Si PU puVeniure | = Copgrighte?; 1884, 72 BEapie - Apams. Entered at the Post Office at New York, N. ¥.. as Second Class Mail Matter. ApeD? *®, 3208. g Wot es.) - 2 PPPS Seren spe See 2 Piped. TPN» Oe Tt DEERHUNTER,™ Boy Scout of the Great North Woods. ra) BY OLL COOMES. Ee iN M) Si // , S\N > ieee K) yy NS es WSS: \ a \~2 a S FF) eS SSS = am a Fy 3 Co 2 _ = ‘ ~ = SAG Oo ; DecneeutTER, [(-—— -- ——— ae EE ET te eT -— A NEw LIBRARY, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. No. 1. Deerhunter, the Boy Scout of the Great North Woods, By O8 BEADLE AND ADAMS, Pabdlishers, ) ( }} No.2. Buffalo Bill, from Boyhood to Manhood. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham. { : Ready April 26th. ; i No. 3. Kit Carson, King of Guides3 or, Mountain Paths and Prairie Trails. By fH 5) 4 | No. 4. Gordon Lillie, the Boy-Interpreter of the Pawnees, By Major H. B. f Ff Stoddard, Ex-Scout, Ready May 10th, E & No.5. Bruin Adams, Old Grizzly*s Boy Pard. By Colonel Prentiss Ingreham. H i Ready May 17th. i : No. 6 Deadwood Dick asa Boy} or, Why Wild Ned Harris, the New England Farm- i 7 lad became the Western Prince of the Road. By E, L. Wheeler. Ready May %th. E i No. % Wild BIL, the Pistol Prince. From Early Boyhood to His Tragic Death, : i By Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, Ready May Sist. fl } No. 8 The Prairie Ranch; or, The Young Cattle Herders. By Joseph E, Badger, Jr. fy il Ready June 7th, H el No. 9. Roving Joe: The History of a “Border Boy.” Brief Scenes from the Life of fl F Joseph E. Badger, Jr. By A. H. Post. Ready June 14th, H ; i‘: ] Wo. 10, Texas Jack, the Mustang King: By Col. Ingraham. Ready June 2st. ; i | Beadle’s Boy’s Library is for sale by all Newsdealers, five cents per copy; or sent H ) by mail, on receipt of six cents each. i | H “l No. 98 William St., New York. '})