New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

A NEW NOVEL by the AUTHOR Of MAR
~ OAHET MAITLAND
LIBRARY on STANDARD NOVELS, VOL v
Published This Morning


LiEEAHf on hTAHDAHD NOFELb VOL v
Publ~ksd This Morning
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KletHEny usrasd and beautifully bO1ni IN cloth
nesiJ boand paper enis Fh volume Of rs Library
Of Standard Novels.
In adding this admirable work the fh volume the series Of
their popular Library. the putlhen eorEdnty Oser equal
reIier the excellent volumes that have preceded Il In
originality and power the critics have Justly ranked with Jane
Eyre" and Mary Baon the press have predicted demand for
and claim ioE s talented s1thOres prominent place
the leading writers Of c0n that have appeared dn the
present Reign OF Female Sovelkis'
NOTICES OF TIE LEADING JOURNALS
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thor The Evsrsscs Nsce lny says the author Of
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obnsd Der fame bOOt and all Of whom form seoseuPO
from The boston MISS Mall.
Standard boh ftsoasai
and passion H representation CT characters perfect aud lie
From The y We, Gns Ri, cs; @,
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ing de- ussht tie Of human 4 regAisd
Eassd here originated almost without parallel in works
. -,'-, T,oq Toe sg,inslsld Coma RsP1bl,a3
S nd M An moral s e he Es a :Bs gFT fi P
and Is echoed hy the entire English press'
Prom The Eng Critic.
The popularity Of hat most aIkshle wOFk Margaret Matt
'H'' WIZ '' ever FROM he NewasE N ~ Eagle
one Of the nosi talented works Of the sses
Tie work sbla1e with all b1h aud vigorous FIRE which
ieln tod and ssgse and the brilliant execution Of The w0rs
From The HsAdins pa Gazette.
To Which for pH .Sd 1y yS sns Of &
m different phases and leaves impression the mind that
highly of those BOOKS which make their mark
uIon the generation which receives them" -
This work he hnh of s.Iinsor rownseRds popular library s
Jane Eyre Ruth and uihnness bat touching
and winning -, L. , nil ~.
"Ih tale ropusly The incidents together into
story 1t said be the best novel the althor
P''''''~ From The Philadelphia (Pa) Mesury.
This deeply interesting and powerfully written work IL
les moral too excellent We wbb in the
hands Of every lady in the land" , c.-..,.-.,.-.u.
Ts interesting be read without feeling Of
claim place next to the highest in the
'-rN From The POqshLeeP,le On ~ telegraph.
beauty eoSaence and power The characters
ms sysT sqeed one se The story - an admirable
one From The Detroit C,leh) Advertiser.
For It's Lessor. morality in tAe Suiie. which Christian owe
Ily tod occupies high the eratue Of the day.
III. eh. FS% aAs MIR h,Uy Sss III s' creation tina. even
the authors Jane Eyre and 'Waver might hsv been proud
whole will rank with the most popular novels Of
'N' From The Bangor tIel Demoera.
London and oh with
swing coos 1t contains abundance Of incident woven no an
''H''''' ''' From The Troy IN " Daily Poet.
81. from the Of master writer Il bear. IN every shape
u that win not b. readily efseeG
hook Msrssret Maitland II thrilling and capital work and
. mt elegantly published"
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