This tale is of the War of 1812, and describes the events of the only land campaign of 1812-1814 in which the Americans were entirely successful. =JACK MORGAN: A Boy of 1818= Illustrated by Will Crawford It is the adventures of a boy of the frontier during the great fight that Harrison made on land, and Perry on the lakes for the security of the border. =THE NOANK'S LOG: A Privateer of the Revolution= Illustrated by Will Crawford The further adventures of the plucky Guert Ten Eyck, as he fought King George on land and sea. =THE DESPATCH BOAT OF THE WHISTLE: A Story of Santiago= Illustrated by Frank T. Merrill A breezy story of a newspaper despatch boat, in the war with Spain. =GUERT TEN EYCK= Illustrated by Frank T. Merrill A hero story of real American girls and boys, in the American Revolution. =THE PARTNERS= Illustrated by Albert Scott Cox A capital story of a bright, go-ahead country girl and two boys who helped her keep store. =CHUCK PURDY: A New York Boy= Illustrated A delightful story of boy life in New York City. =GID GRANGER: A Country Boy= Illustrated A capital story of American life. George Gary Eggleston's Juveniles =The Bale Marked Circle X= A Blockade Running Adventure Illustrated by C. Chase Emerson. 12mo, red cloth, illustrated cover, $1.50. Another of Mr. Eggleston's stirring books for youth. In it are told the adventures of three boy soldiers in the Confederate Service who are sent in a sloop on a secret voyage from Charleston to the Bahamas, conveying a strange bale of cotton which holds important documents. The boys pass through startling adventures: they run the blockade, suffer shipwreck, and finally reach their destination after the pluckiest kind of effort. =Camp Venture= A Story of the Virginia Mountains Illustrated by W. A. McCullough. 12mo, dark red cloth, illustrated cover, $1.50. The _Louisville Courier Journal_ says: "George Gary Eggleston has written a decidedly good tale of pluck and adventure in 'Camp Venture.' It will be of interest to young and old who enjoy an exciting story, but there is also a great deal of instruction and information in the book." =The Last of the Flatboats= A Story of the Mississippi Illustrated by Charlotte Harding. 12mo, green cloth, illustrated cover, $1.50. The _Brooklyn Eagle_ says: "Mr. George Gary Eggleston, the veteran editor and author, has scored a double success in his new book, 'The Last of the Flatboats,' which has just been published. Written primarily as a story for young readers, it contains many things that are of interest to older people. Altogether, it is a mighty good story, and well worth reading." _YOUNG DEFENDER SERIES_ By ELBRIDGE S. BROOKS =IN DEFENCE OF THE FLAG= =A Boy's Adventures in Spain and Cuba in the War of 1898= Illustrated by W. F. STECHER 12mo Cloth $1.25