 
One Volume, Square 12mo, Cloth, $1.25. THE RUDDER GRANGE PAPERS—which have been so keenly enjoyed by the readers of Scribner, that the doings of their hero and heroine are already laughingly quoted in hundreds of households—are now published in book form. The adventures of Mr. Stockton’s young couple in solving the problem of housekeeping on a small income, and the ingenuity of their devices, are as irresistible as the capital quiet humor with which they are told. Euphemia’s naivete and intense seriousness, and her absolutely woman-like way of approaching every question, are so perfectly typical, too, that she alone is enough to have made “Rudder Grange” famous. All of the little household are hardly less excellent than this inimitable character; Pomona, the servant who looks at life through the medium of dime-novels, being almost as worthy of an enduring celebrity as her mistress. ? The above book for sale by all booksellers, or will be sent, prepaid, upon receipt of price, by |
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