York Observer._

"Mr. Abbott is known to be a pure, successful and useful writer for the
young and old. He is also the most popular author of juvenile books now
living."

_From the Boston Traveller._

"No writer of children's books, not even the renowned Peter Parley has
ever been so successful as Abbott."

THE OAKLAND STORIES.

By GEORGE B. TAYLOR.

Vol. 1.--Kenny. 18mo. Cloth. Illustrated.
Vol. 2.--Cousin Guy. 18mo. Cloth. Illustrated.
Vol. 3.--Claiborne. 18mo. Cloth. Illustrated.

Price of each volume 90 cents.

_From the Troy Whig._

"The writer, although by no means an imitator of Jacob Abbott, shows a
good deal of talent in the same field."

_From the Boston Journal._

"While in general this story resembles Mr. Abbott's, it is superior to
some of that author's later works. It is marked by his best
characteristics--the easy, natural dialogue, wholesome, moral and
religious tone, and simple explanatory style, without being tiresome in
repetition. It describes home scenes and suggests home amusements."

THE ROLLO BOOKS.

By JACOB ABBOTT.

Rollo Learning to Talk,
Rollo Learning to Read,
Rollo at Work,
Rollo at Play,
Rollo at School,
Rollo's Vacation,
Rollo's Experiments,
Rollo's Museum,
Rollo's Travels,
Rollo's Correspondence,
Rollo's Philosophy, Water,
Rollo's Philosophy, Air,
Rollo's Philosophy, Fire,
Rollo's Philosophy, Sky.

14 vols. Illustrated, uniform style. 16mo. Cloth, each 80 cents

14 vols., uniform style. 18mo., cheap edition " each 60 cents

THE BRIGHTHOPE SERIES.

By J.T. TROWBRIDGE.

The Old Battle Ground,
Father Brighthope,
Hearts and Faces,
Iron Thorpe,
Burr Cliff.

5 vols. 18mo. in cloth, gilt back, uniform. Price $4 00

_From the Boston Transcript._

"Mr. Trowbridge has never written anything that was not popular, and
each new work has added to his fame. He has a wonderful faculty as a
portrayer of New England characteristics, and New England scenes."

_From the Salem Register._

"Mr. Trowbridge will find many welcomers to the field of authorship as
often as he chooses to enter it, and to leave as pleasant a record
behind him as the story of "Father Brighthope." The "Old Battle Ground"
is worthy of his reputation as one of the very best portrayers of New
England character and describers of New England scenes."

THE GELDART SERIES.

By Mrs. THOMAS GELDART.