ost._

"One of the most useful of the many good and popular books of which
Mr. Abbott is the author."

_From the Philadelphia North American._

"It is indeed a very vivid and comprehensive presentation of the
physical aspect and aboriginal life visible on this continent before the
discovery by white men."

_From the Troy Whig._

"Mr. Abbott's stories have for years been the delight of thousands."

_Published by Sheldon & Co._

PETER PARLEY'S OWN STORY.

From the Personal Narrative of the late SAMUEL G. GOODRICH (Peter
Parley).

1 vol. 16mo., illustrated, price $1.25.

CHILDREN'S SAYINGS;
OR, EARLY LIFE AT HOME.

By CAROLINE HADLEY. With Illustrations, by WALTER CRANE.

1 vol. square 16mo., price 90 cents.

STORIES OF OLD.
OLD TESTAMENT SERIES.

By CAROLINE HADLEY.

1 vol. 12mo., Illustrated, price $1.25.

STORIES OF OLD.
NEW TESTAMENT SERIES.

By CAROLINE HADLEY.

1 vol. 12mo., Illustrated, price $1.25.

ROSE MORTON'S JOURNAL.

A series of volumes containing Rose Morton's Journal for the several
months of the year.

Each volume Illustrated, 18mo., 45 cents.

There are now ready,

ROSE MORTON'S JOURNAL FOR JANUARY.
ROSE MORTON'S JOURNAL FOR FEBRUARY.
ROSE MORTON'S JOURNAL FOR MARCH.
ROSE MORTON'S JOURNAL FOR APRIL.
ROSE MORTON'S JOURNAL FOR MAY.

WALTER'S TOUR IN THE EAST.

A Series of interesting Travels through Egypt, Palestine Turkey, and
Syria. By Rev. D. C. EDDY, D.D.

Each volume beautifully Illustrated from Designs brought from those
countries.

Each volume, 16mo., price 90 cents.

There are now ready,

Walter in Egypt.
Walter in Jerusalem.
Walter in Samaria.
Walter in Damascus.
Walter in Constantinople. (In press.)

_From the New York Commercial Advertiser._

"Dr. Eddy is known as the author of 'The Percy Family,' and is a most
pleasing and instructive writer for the young. The present volume is one
of a series of six, describing a visit of a company of young tourists to
the most interesting and sacred spots on the earth. The incidents
recited and the facts presented are just such as will captivate while
they instruct intelligent youth, and give even adult minds some correct
ideas of Eastern countries and habits. In the present volume, Walter
travels through Egypt, and his story is told in some two hundred and
twenty pages; so compactly told, indeed, that not a line could have been
omitted without injury. It is just the book for