NEW EDITIONS
OF
Standard Novels and Romanoes
JUST ISSUED BY STRINGER & TOWNSEND.

Monte-Cristo. By Alexandre
Dumas. 20th edition.
2 vols., paper, $1 00
Do. do. 1 vol., cloth, 1 25

This is the great work of this author.
Had he written nothing else, he would
have become famous. It is full of brilliant
scenes; and the sketches of life
and character are from the hands of a
master.

Memoirs of a Physician.
By Dumas A companion
to Monte-Cristo. 2 vols.,
paper, 1 00
Do. do. 1 vol., cloth, 1 25

No one should read Monte-Cristo
without also reading this equally celebrated
romance.

George, the Planter of
the Isle of France. By
Alexandre Dumas, 50

“George, the Planter,” is a tale of the
sunny, luxurious Isle of France, in
which the rich and most surpissing
beauty of that lovely country is described.

Brian O'Linn; or Luck is
Everything. By William H. Maxwell, Author
of “Hector O'Halloran.”
With illustrations, 50

Corinne; or Italy. By the
celebrated Madame De
Stael, 50

Corinne is the personification of beauty
and female genius, and one of the
best productions of this gifted lady.

Adventures of a Medical
Student. By Robert
Douglas, Surgeon, R. N. 2 vols., 50

First False Step; or The
Path of Crime, 25

Rose Somerville; or A
Wife's Devotion. By the
Author of “The First
False Step,” 25

The Two Dianas; or The Son Of A Count And
Daughter Of A King. By Alexandre Dumas, $0 75

It will fully sustain the reputation of
the author.

Sylvester Sound, The
Somnambulist. By the
Author of “The Love-Match.”
Illustrated, 38

Though not exactly a work of deep
and thrilling interest, yet it has its good points, as it is hoped all who love real,
honest, harmless fun will acknowledge
when they have read it.

The Love Match. By
Henry Cockton. With
Illustrations, 50

Life in London. By G. W.
M. Reynolds. 2 vols., 1 00

Esther de Medina. By
the same, 1 00

Ellen Munroe. By the
same, 1 00

The Reformed Highwayman.
By the same, 1 00

Faust: A Romance Of The
Secret Tribunals. With
numerous Illustrations, 50

It may safely be asserted, that no
publications of the present day have
produced so great a sensation as the
appearence of the above works by Mr.
Reynolds. Not even the celebrated
Mysteries of Paris, by Engene Sue, was
received with greater applause, or met
with more deserved success.

Wallace, The Hero Of
Scotland. By G. W. M.
Reynolds, 50

A most interesting work, founded upon
historical facts. There are 38 engravings,
and near 500 pages of elegantly
printed type.

Rose and Gertrude; or
The Mysterious Union.
By Topffer, 25

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wilds, and waters, threatens to exterminate all kinds of game, its advent may be
regarded as not unpropitious to the cause of the victims, and the support of the
most healthy and manly pursuit man enjoys on this earth.

The author has been careful to leave no part of his ground unbeaten. Advice,
instruction, illustration, are the leading points of the book. The lessons upon
Upland, Lowland, Bay, Marsh, and indeed all kinds of shooting, are most
admirably managed; as are also the more roving diversions of our Wild
Western Reserves. A considerable portion of the work is appropriated to the
consideration of the aids of the sportsman, THE DOG and THE GUN. The chapters
upon the dog are, perhaps, the most complete, instructive, and valuable
that have ever been written. Breed, training, field and kennel management
diseases, remedies, treatment, have the fullest benefit of eighteen years' study
and experience.

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