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4 fer Criticisms Of tke Press.
As to its literary merits we can honestly commend
II as a charming story; and for its moral influence
wo think the admirers of Uncle Toms Cabin will not
find their dislike Of slavery greatly lessened by it,
perusal, while they may be persuaded TO cherish a
kinder feeling toward those whose lot is cast amid
the institutions of the South. CiHciqnatf Gaz1ts
1t is a book Of great interest written in a candid
truthful spirit. The arrangement Of the plot ard III
cidents is skful and the work abounds in passages
Of great pathos and Of thrilling interest = Bosom
DAILY Aduertis1.
good book, commondable in spirit and oreditabis
in execution Ii will make its way in public favor
and win for its accomplished author the commeuds.
ton Of all dspassionatc rcadors.-Daiiy Times
Written in most admirable tone, and with mail
fest sincerity. Troy Wig
The tone of the book is oonciliatory ami ts spiy:
truly feminine.-Ncc Be,lf0ra Mercury.
Miss Mcintosh will certainly find host Of very
earnest admirers Of The Lofty and the Lowry
Tribune.
hol ol ChhIhcNcF anu incident show thGs
she is perfectly familiar with the ground upon which
she tresds.-JoHrnd!.
We assure readers they will arise from tho De-
rusal Of these pages, impressed with the important
lesson they contain Gazette.
The characters arc depicted with force and clear.
ness philadelphia Inquirer
The most Eager novel reader will hnd himself Sa;
isfed with the novelty of incidents with which this
book is illed-C Charleston Gasstfe.
Written with great refinement Of fcelns-Roo9
ing Gazette.
The book throughout exhibits great dramatic
power fine knowledge Of character, and unusual
command of language -BHgeIO Com Ado.
1t places Miss Mcintosh in the front rank of Amer
lean novelists.- Utica Gazette.
We cordially recommv nd this noble rom oe-Ou-
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Daddy Cato is fine character, aud the work is one
| Of rare nterest-Ths Democrat.
One of the ables and most absorbing taleswe have
| ever read.-O6Ssrpey.
| We commend this story to our readers as one OF
admirable spirit and MISUNDERSTANDING Mirror.
| Written in mort comm endablo spirit, and in a
style equally remarkable for simple correctness aad
| earnest candor.- .Spungtield DAILY Wing.
The book is full of incident tho characters are a
well drawn, and tho interest well kept up Boston
atlas.
Tho general rcadOr-our fair patrons especially
may be assured of finding most agreeable treat ia
those volumes. The scenes, characters and Incl
dents all purely American, and of quite domes-
| tic character.-Anlerlcdn Courier.
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