=No. 4--GRAY WOLF. The Boy Hunter.= BY MARLINE MANLY. A Romance of the Western Wilds. =No. 5--THE YOUNG GOLD HUNTERS.= A Tale of the Black Hills. BY MARLINE MANLY. A stirring Narrative of the New Gold Fields. =No. 6--THE HAUNTED RANCH, or The Horse Thieves of the Border.= BY HARRY ST. GEORGE. A Rousing Story of Kentucky Backwoods. =No. 7--HOWDEGA, or the Forest Waif.= BY MARLINE MANLY. A Rattling Tale of the Old Northwest. =No. 8--DUNCAN, or the Giant of the Woods.= BY C. LEON MEREDITH. A crowning Forest Story. =No. 9--THE PIRATES FATE, or Doom of the Esmeralda.= BY WILL FUENTRES. Best Sea story of the present day. =No. 10--BUCKEYE PIONEERS, or Perils of the Old Frontier.= By the author of "Early Time Incidents." Traditional stories of hair-breadth escapes. =No. 11--MOHAWK RANGERS, An Historical Tale of the Cherry Valley Massacre.= BY MARLINE MANLY. A thrilling story. =No. 12--BARTOL EDBROOKE, or The Treasure Trove of the Pacific.= BY WELDON J. COBB, JR. A capital tale of ocean castaways. =No. 13--BORDER PEARL, or The Hermit of the Gulch.= BY C. LEON MEREDITH. A powerful romance of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. =No. 14--BEAVER-CAP BEN, or The Boy Trailers.= By T. C. HARBAUGH. Brimming over full of wild adventure. =No. 15--BOY WRECKERS, or Secrets of the Sea.= BY DASH DALE. A Tale of the Hidden Reef. =No. 16--JACK, THE BEAR MAN; or, The Little Mountain Archer.= BY J. R. MUSICK, Esq. A story of the Golden Northwest. =No. 17--LITTLE OSKALOO, or The White Whirlwind.= By T. C. HARBAUGH. A Story of Ohio in 1794. =No. 18--RED ROLAND; or The Last Cruise of the Storm King.= BY WILL FUENTRES. A tale of the old Buccaneers. =No. 19--FIRE FLINT, or the Trappers of the Wabash.= BY C. LEON MEREDITH. A rousing story of intrigue and mystery. =No. 20--DESERT PRINCE, or The Eagle of the Seas.= BY COLONEL PRENTISS INGRAHAM. A romance of Morocco and its waters. =No. 21--OLD SOLITARY, or The Ride to Death.= BY MARLINE MANLY. A tale of the Prairie Crusade. =Each Book contains Thirty-Two Pages, illustrated, and every story is Complete in a Single Number. For sale on all News Stands at 5 cents each.= =Any single number of THE NICKEL LIBRARY will be sent post-paid for 6 cents; two numbers for 10 cents; three numbers for 15 cents, postage stamps or currency. Address,= =PICTORIAL PRINTING COMPANY, 74 & 76 Randolph Street, CHICAGO.= Transcriber's Note Spelling errors include: