New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-28
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Tenth Thousand Printing
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eesthe independent press GREAT NOVEL
plot full Of stirring incidents extraordinary adventure
anu EXQUISITE CONCEPTIONS OF CHARACTER
Il sniveus the walks Of everyday life With fresh and besqt
f Throwing atmosphere Of refined and noble
seLtineEt around the most homeiy realii,s'v rr.-.
1--WE sneak within bounds vhsn We state il as our candid
''SH%ns AT Err TEAM 4SY BOOK YET
have ever perusedn Boston Evening Gazette.
ARoUsFs AND RIvETs THE ATTENTION,
rd strongly sppess the better sympsthes Of humanity
Il i. book to sobbed by women and children and
not Be read ''a dry 's BY men win hearts o. ne,a Nj,
1--WE commend it warmly s eur readers because hiss
"'HdIG MORE i'iiu REM RhMsRK&6LE WORK OF FICTION
has not appeared in this country since Uncle Tenn
- Life Illustrated
UNITEs wITH POETS FANCY
eeu perce pon Of human nature and spirit capable OF
uskir the most Of the good there Is In The World
r,,o,,o, w .sysi !. ,I e:ii,Slsn n.
per the penny at the cTssng,o honor
nislLsy to enjoy" ~ Y. Daily Tines.
TEfE NEwsBOY
the book Of the Beyond doubt it 10 wonderful
F'S WIT AND pPxrHos. HUMoR AND SENTIMENT.
The author might veil have syewsd book worthy OF eonPH
''n s smo III p siEIDiSS srERyE OR IRvNo
o. .I sseeSs sna re s most We
FIRST sEogILED or ora TEARS AgR TEEN
~ OF iiTTHE BOB OF SWEET TMoGEN
anu d 'N'' PTRITANIcAL AUNT BEcKEY.
without a9mirns he com onston Of power. by Tsa e''h
EXCELLENT MORAL TONE
i soS ss ksaSoy would Be- i . tell
P.oIle to tTssthe' - lPhuaaeiphia psIy h'~a
prefer simple and touching cetai rather than forced ind uAna
'ai'' rev. sue sUccEssF vi. FUTURE BEFORE IT"
fsuSIo Express.
The Newsboy written with ssa; power aud Paho aud
must AL Al T'f THE merits OF the LAMPLIGHTER
and fron the hrst page to the last inensiy neIeisS
In hi. picture. of virtue .bulos with undiansd ray
through smosph eoudsd dark with vice
Indeed the Of Dickens written under the s his
reputation would not be impaired By ihs asseci..iou
Tn. hook I. no e.. instructive than entertsnns Itl.
A HISTORY, A BIOGRAPHY. AND YET NOVEL.
Il deals in facts stranger than fiction aud heaon - real
iScREAsE OUR FAITH IN HUMANITY,
and 10 show thers is native goodness 10 the human
heat which contact WIKI the vicious eaPaot saly
This powerfully written novel creating m.rsedsen.
'aen The rsrIstiys vigorous and eSeins 'ad the plot
tkuy managed The unknown author draws lrfssly rom
real NE I liz Hi.iS' BRE%ThlSo CHARACTERS
which are re ably Tecognizedr Boston True flag.
The wors !. ls1nsrisbe snonr the Of .tode, 18th
Of lie Inc atoms 10 addition he lively representation Of
actual he e TG: Sr Din g9;s' rs SciDysr
and feqrer pusssgss Of admirable hunor sud path's Tie
I IT'S SoRAL BEARINGS ARE PURE AND EXCELLENT
n I. TFib1As.
WET EYES Are BETTER CRITICS THAN COLD
WORDS.
Ys; It's story the stage woald eras the hSas % .. iad
The narrative 1nulusy bod, vigorous and eEcsz the
0 y. ana are aD ~ s s aS o o
tied and the moral OF high e1eelenes ha'ins eIce taken
c1NNoT LAY IT ASIDE WITHOUT EFFORT
THE NEwsBoY & elegantly ss, Up with a4trsten5 s.i
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