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Captain Mayne Reid's Works.

"Captain Mayne Reid's works are of an intensely
interesting and fascinating character. Nearly all of them being
founded upon some historical event, they possess a permanent value
while presenting a thrilling, earnest, dashing fiction surpassed by no
novel of the day."

The Scalp Hunters $1 50
The Rifle Rangers 1 50
The War Trail 1 50
The Wood Rangers 1 50
The Wild Huntress 1 50
The Maroon 1 50
The Headless Horseman 1 50
The Rangers and Regulators 1 50
The White Chief 1 50
The Tiger Hunter 1 50
The Hunter's Feast 1 50
Wild Life 1 50
Osceola, the Seminole 1 50
The Quadroon 1 50
The White Gauntlet 1 50
Lost Lenore 1 50

"Brick" Pomeroy's Works.

"The versatility of genius exhibited by this author has won for him a
world-wide reputation as a facetious and a strong writer. One moment
replete with the most touching pathos, and the next full of fun,
frolic, and sarcasm."

Sense--A serious book $1 50
Gold Dust 1 50
Our Saturday Nights 1 50
Nonsense--A comic book 1 50
Brick Dust do 1 50
Home Harmonies 1 50

Allan Pinkerton's Works.

"The mental characteristics of Allan Pinkerton were judgment as to
facts, knowledge of men, the ability to concentrate his faculties on
one subject, and the persistent power of will. A mysterious problem of
crime, against which his life was devoted, presented to his thought,
was solved almost in an instant, and seemingly by his intuitions. With
half-closed eyes he saw the scene in which the wrong was done, read
every movement of the criminals, and reached invariably the correct
conclusion as to their conduct and guilt."

Expressmen and Detectives $1 50
Mollie Maguires, The 1 50
Somnambulist, The 1 50
Claude Melnotte 1 50
Criminal Reminiscenses 1 50
Railroad Forger, The 1 50
Bank Robbers 1 50
A Double Life 1 50
Gypsies and Detectives