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EVERY BoDY's Book or SOMETHING raR ALL.'-Ths
neat little volume, from the press Of Messrs WILEY PUr
NAM says Knckcrbocker may be pronounced the rery
book for the and predict from It's merit and
cheapnc.s that it will be The hands Of hundreds Of
railroad and steamboat Travellers and avorite at all
tcrng places and of fashionable resort; in short
all places whether in country where occasionaI
leisure may enjoyed The preface speaks confidently but
truly. of the character of the book:


EVERY BoDY's BooR?-Yes: Erery Bodys Book :
by which we mean book that every body may take up If
only fifteen minutes, and find in II something inte
rest and instruct-to entertain amuSe


Suppose have taken your in railroad car? You
have an easy, rolling ride, and plenty of leisure
YOUR hands What most do you want Something enter
tanine or amusing read; something short and good


ety In the book before you you have Tie cery ronme
you need


But you are in steamboat perhaps and long sail be-
fore you1 Very well day night it prove times


little tedious. and you will need diversion There is
thing the way o your positive enjoyment OF the various
III this brook.


In ru-car steamboat, in the parlor OF evening
this volume capable of amusing insructng diverting
entertaining any reader.


Here is assurance " says ene probably,) any way ~


No assurance at ALL Mr.. Reader The book is the FIRST
of series Ii has been prepared with printed with
care and the writer. fo it have superios the country
1t is intended be popular, and vH be, in spite of fate
or opposition and it is cheap enough for any body.


WHY what great attractions p may ask


Read H. and see. Read the delightful essay of IRVING
the thrilling story by LEGGKrr and let your heart ii you
are AMERICAS glow with the fires of love and patriotism
over the bright picture of orr Orr Country then turn to
the revolving scenes of cruelty in Russia the awful
sketch of Battle Fcld by Moonig& and contrast these
with the simple story of The Lamb, the aushabe scenes of
Life ii, Ne York and the SURFING Records of the Old
Man who eloquenty OF long time ags. Read
these and other articles in the book and you won't ask
What there is attracice about it You will find that it
is all attractive READ 1T, AND JUDGE That 5 the best
way


The volume is the ir. of series and we hazard little in
SAYING will for its successors no small share OF the
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