1867 Six Hundred Receipts by John Marquart

NEW AND LATE BOOKS.

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Hu:?mxG ADyE:N-TUEES in the Noetheris' Wilds. A tramp in the Chateaugay Woods, over hills, lakes and forest streams, at a time when millions of acres lay in a perfect wilderness, affording incidenta, descriptions, and adventures of estraordinajy interest. By % H. Hauimra. With Illustration? Cloth. $1 75. Wild ^N'oetheri!^ Scei^es; or, Sportixg Ad- VENTURES WITH THE RiFLE AND THE RoD. Affording remarkably interesting expo- riences in a section where the howl of the Wolf, the scream of the Panther, and the hoarse bellow of the Moose could be heard — presenting a racy book. B7 S. H. Hahmoiid. With Illustrations. Cloth, $1 75. Perils a:n-d Pleasures of aHui^ter's Life; OB, The Romancb of Hunting. Replete with thrilling incidents and hair-breadth escapes, and fascinating in the extreme, while depicting the romance of huntiog. By Pebbosine Hebnb. With Illustrations. Cloth. $1 75. Hunting Sports in the West. An amount of novelty and variety, of bold enterprise and noble hardihood, of heroic daring and fierce encounters, which seem to be much more entertaining by the qniet fire- side than they would be to the one going through them in the forest or field. B7 ^ECiL B. Habtley. With numerous Illustrations. Cloth. $1 75. Fanny Hunter's Western Adventures. Vividly portraying the stirring scenes enacted in Kansas and Missouri during 4 sojourn of several years on the Western Border, and fully representing social Kid domestic affairs in frontier life — containing curious pictures of charaotar. With Illustrations. Cloth. $1 75. Wonderful Adventures, by Land and Sea, OP THE Seven Queer Travellers who Met at an Inn. Revelations of a singular and unusually entertaining character, in which the most terrible circumstance* and mysterious occurrences are faithfully and forcibly placed before the rea*^ By J08IAH Babnes. Cloth. SI 75.