The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-10-13

BRIEF EXTRACTS FROM LENGTHY NOTICES.
The leaves of Spring will not be more welcome than
these Fern Leaves.-Syracus Standard.
w Ill call many n smile TO the lips and many a tear
TO the eye of tho reader Dsfrou advertiser.
Everybody will buy the book, everybody will read
il, everybody will admire it - Buffalo Express.
Ii will be the book of tho season, and the circula
tion cannot fail to be great - Providence Journal
Buy Fanny Ferns book, and thank for recon-
mending 1t to you Buffalo Courier.
Wedo not believe the author exists who can equal
her sketches.-Canada Ch. Adp
1t is n glorious work, and one that VIC value be.
| yond ce-SySorH@ journal
The smile and the she so covots from her read
| ers cannot fail her, We know -N,iO York sam
She has looked deep down into the human heart,
| and touched many vibrant chord by The magic VI
| her pen.- ImepeHdsM Press
| She is without doubt at this moment the most
popular writer in the cOuntry.-R Religious Recor}r.
There are pictures Of love, of beauty and of suffer
ing here equal tothe best sketches of Dickens Ne,o
| IOyk Mtuoy.
The product of an inventive and beautiful mind,
and pure, gentle and loving spirit -Ahany Aygns.
Sweet, womanly, and surcharged with tender pa
thos, we predict that her Leaves will become favor
| ites.-Nero York Ttibnne.
Winning upon the affections ms n tender thought.
tut aud pathetic mornlist-Auhnr's Home Gazsffe
Fun OF flashes of light, wit, pathos, and power
Wesleyan
Deserves its corner every sitting room table,
hcre to yield of its short but beautiful lessons
NeU York Times.
Her book will create such sensation in tho liternry
world as few similar works have done Batauia nd.
Vocpfe
Sparkling with crystal dews from a warm generous.
untrammelled, woman heart Chrisfn htfkIgtucy.
SO true to life, they hardly DO called fictitious
Literary AdueytiSsy.
1t beats with hrat and all hearts will beat respon
| sve. The people have declared in her favor Ca
ynga Chief
As her Leaves wear healthy hue, it matters not
how widely thoy float upon the breeze Of popularity.
New PO,A ReoOrder
We find in her volume genuine, holy feeling, in
sympathy with the true, tho meek, and tho owy,--
Otica Herald
There is no writer read that can mako such u
perfect, glowing picture with stroke of the pen
burlington Courier.
Let IL be read by althe circulation cannot be too
large. II will do good wherever it goos- Christian
Am5assador.
Now aaoat every breeze, every body is ontranced
with their beauty, and RECALLED with their ragrance-
Christian Adpooafe
We do not expect to see its equal till Fanny writes
book number two-Sanday V,afOy.
hedolent CT poetic beauty, although composed in
prose.-BaDaio Chyia,an AdpOcas.
They relate to almost everything of feeling duty.
foible, and things OF beauty and leave moral i'm
press.-N,O York Evangelist.
She strs the proioundrst emotions of the heart and
awakens tho noblest impulses Of the soalN. Oh, AL
pocafe.
They are the genuine offspring Of an original mind
.jonynak
She keen as razor In her satire, and hor gYaver
sketches 60 straight to the heart -New Hfgen Pat
isdi4m.
W. can say with a clear conscience" that il is
truly one of the most superb books in the universe
Sc,o'a Sun.
DO you wish to laugh DO you wish to eryl Read
Fern Leaves from Fannys Port Folio Literary
Echo.
Aims to mako men happier, women better, Christ
ians more devoted, children moro obedient.-PsskS.
Kill Eagle.
Her success is tho triumph of genius and a true,
earnest, heroic heart Chronological Juuynak
They 60 right TO tho feelings, and IT is hnpossbl,
TO resist their plea, ms to avoid reading thcmNeW-
port MercWy.
Keep the mind Of the reader constantly on the qni
mr. and noursh ovory humor of his head and heart.
~. y. Com. Nd
We do not hesitate to pronounce 1t ono of the most
remarkable books Of the day Chicago Journal
She Overaows with tho abundant sympathies Of her
nature-heart, soul, and rare witchery, arc In h,7
WORLDLY Y. journal
Read 1t, all; It will mako envy and distrust, joal.
ousy and discontentmont blush for their foIly-CoT.
eyaowa Republic
Tho young and impuisve arc rapurous in their
praise Country G.Mismon
Every article ind every limo in hor book sparklci
md giows with exquisite pathos keen satire and bril-.
liant wit Bosfon TSas Flag.
II is alphabetically home book, and every word on
is neatly printed pages will find its way to the heart
SMvtOU, IeHH
As a brilliant writer, Fanny is unequalled by any
writer, either American or foregn.-N y Dutei-
man.
Sparkling with the freshness of tho dew drops, and
redolsnt with tho heart inspiring fragrance OF clover
blossoms and mown hay or, what n better tho
real scent Of the fern Phiadsiphia Courtsy.
There is not hearth that will not commune with
bor there 10 not heart that will not echo back tho
broathings Of her nature Buffalo Republic.
She often wrote her articles the gray dawn was
breaking after nights weary watch 81 tho sick
couch Of those dependent upon hsr--their only sup
port being the mesgcr ptance received for hor early
productions Musseoi World aud Tmes
right readable. witty spicy volume; we'll printed,
beautifully bound, and exquisitcly ilustratcd-Hs-
frafsd Nsscs
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marked, TO DERBY MILLER Auburn, ~,