Part 41

THE BATTLE-FIELDS OF THE REVOLUTION. The most brilliant points in the history of the Revolutionary war, recounting the principal battles, sieges, and other important events--the whole interspersed with numerous characteristic anecdotes. By THOMAS Y. RHOADS. With many Illustrations. Cloth. $1 75.

THRILLING ADVENTURES AMONG THE INDIANS. In which are enumerated the most remarkable incidents of the early Indian Wars, which abound in dangers, vindictiveness, endurance, heroism, gratitude, treachery, stoicism, and revenge, and in which there is much to fascinate the reader, and store the inquiring mind. By JOHN FROST, LL. D. With more than 300 Illustrations. Cloth. $1 75.

THE HERO GIRL, AND HOW SHE BECAME A CAPTAIN IN THE ARMY. The highly dramatic story of Molly Pitcher who, having lost her husband at the battle of Monmouth, gallantly stepped forward, took his place at the cannon, and continued serving it until the battle ended--after which the rank of Captain was conferred on her by Gen. Washington. By THRACE TALMON. With Illustrations. Cloth. $1 75.

MRS. PARTINGTON'S KNITTING WORK, AND WHAT WAS DONE BY HER PLAGUY BOY IKE. In which all will see the acid and sugar, and spirit and water--forming an intellectual punch, of which all can partake without headache or heartache. Wrought by the old lady herself. With characteristic Illustrations, including a portrait of the old lady in specs, surrounded by the Partington family. Cloth. $1 75.

WAY DOWN EAST; OR, PORTRAITURES OF YANKEE LIFE. Embodying some of the raciest stories of the "Down Easter" ever published by this humorous author--containing much of genuine wit and attractive thought. By SEBA SMITH, the original Major Jack Downing. With several rich and original Illustrations. Cloth. $1 75.

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Transcriber's Note:

Summarized here are the corrections applied to the text.

List of Illustrations: "Frolicksome" was spelled "Frolicsome" as opposed to the illustration

In color, the pure Ayrshires are generally red "Ayrshires" was printed as "Aryshires"

Some packers put meat in a copper which is rendered air-tight "meat" was printed as "meal"

The principal substances of which glue is made "substances" was printed as "subtances"

degeneracy of acute into chronic dysentery "disentery" was printed as "dystentery"

It most frequently occurs in dry, hot weather. "frequently" was printed as "freqently"

acquired additional deleterious agency "acquired" was printed as "accquired"

and have found the spur in the hay wherever the disease is found. "disease" was printed as "diesase"

differing from like phenomena by other causes "phenomena" was printed as "phenonema"

until this singular phenomenon is clearly accounted for "phenomenon" was printed as "phenonemon"

embryotomy was in this instance employed "embryotomy" was printed as "emrbyotomy"

The diseased lungs sometimes attain inordinate weight. "diseased" was printed as "direased"

supported by alcoholic stimulants. "alcoholic" was printed as "alcholic"

When cut into, it did not present the red, mottled, organized appearance of those cases with air-tight cysts. "present" was printed as "prevent"

It comprehended one of the parotid glands "comprehended" was printed as "comprehened"

drawn tightly to the posterior ring, by a simple bow-knot. "knot" was printed as "not"

must be supplied by alcolized water "alcolized" was printed as "alcotized"