Charles Scribner's J avenile Publications.

LINE UPON LINE, by the Autbor of “ Peep of Day ;” ® second series... .50
PRECEPT UPON PRECEPT, by the Author of “Peep of Day,” ete., third
50

HERE A LITTLE AND THERE A LITTLE, or Scripture Facts, by the

Author of “ Peep of Day,” ete. 1 vol., 18mo, with engravings. 4th
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This is probably the best and most popular series of juvenile books ever pub-
lished. The publisher refers with the most entire confidence to all parents and
teachers who have introduced these books into their families or schools, who
will testify as to the useful and correct religious instruction which they contain.

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T. S: ARTHUR’S POPULAR TALES.

KEEPING UP APPEARANCES, or a Tale for the Rich and Poor, 1 vol.,

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RICHES HAVE WINGS. A Tale for the Rich and Poor. 1 vol,
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RISING IN THE WORLD. A Tale for the Rich and Poor. 1 vol.
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MAKING HASTE TO BE RICH, or the Temptation and Fall. ivol.,
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DEBTOR AND CREDITOR, a Tale for the Times. i1vol. 1Smo.....- 45
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. 1 vol., 18m0......e--+eseeerereree’ .. 40
The above bound in uniform volumes in Sheep, for Libraries and District
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“Mr. Arthur’s Tales are deservedly popular. His delineations of life come
home ‘to the business, and bosoms of men,’ and are without exaggeration or
unhealthy sentiment.”—Ogdensburg Sentinel.

“They are written in a pleasant style, and inculcate in an interesting manner
maxims of sound sense and morality. We sincerely recommend them to all
parents who wish that their children should be furnished with books fitted both
to please and profit them, for their hours of relaxation.”—Ithaca, Chronicle.