1. With Plates on Steel, Second Edition,

HOW TO WIN LOVE; OR, RHONDA'S LESSON. BY THE AUTHOR OF "MICHAEL THE
MINER," ETC.

"A very captivating story."--_Morning Post._

"Truthfulness, descriptive talent, and pure morality in every line."--
_Literary Gazette._

"Just what a story for children ought to be."--_Douglas Jerrold's
Newspaper._

2. PIPPIE'S WARNING; OR, THE ADVENTURES OF A DANCING DOG. BY CATHERINE
CROWE, AUTHOR OF 'SUSAN HOPLEY,' ETC.

"A capital story."--_Athenaeum._ "This is a capital child's
book."--_Scotsman._

3. STRATAGEMS. BY MRS. NEWTON CROSLAND, (late CAMILLA TOULMIN.)

"A sweet tale, penned in a fair mood, and such as will make a rare gift
for a child."--_Sun_.

4. With Four Illustrations.

MY OLD PUPILS. The former work of this author, "MY SCHOOLBOY DAYS," has
attained great popularity, upwards of ten thousand copies having been
circulated in this country alone.