New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25
Gfm pnbiieations.
No- resdy New Novel ty Author Of Heads and Hears
~ E S L c r T A z Y 4;

CIRCCHSTANT1AL ENlD
Ey The sushor Of Heads and Hs4Tt" Cousin Cecil INC
Miser's Daughter" etc
Con- pete large Octave Nolume Handsomely "1'aiea
Price 81 cents.
The ua,k,be incidents Of this exceles novel are drawn
o one Of the rnss Trials the whole Of English Grim
ip. Hk,or strongest Of Chcun't.niia Evidence
thai IL possible the mind Conceive; and though In esps
caution used rec'inE evidence Pore Of a"
elaracer yet every Ink the chain was 90 per-
feet utterly impossible that the JaJ pronounced
verdict ofwful 1esr and the Jage Jedass
ready ,rt 10 the Of their fat tbs fsA sen
teree The Home Secretary when spIAd 10 anFered tha me
case admit Ct hope OF repheveand finally tho
King the tth rank ofihe parties induced to
the evidence In lie proper person declared that gum was 700
pspGbe permit him rob Jce Of her and oar hero al
.afers the penalty of the Law To give even
Of the story woud space than We ni7e mere
e. and to refer the reader to TIE
boot itself This work contains ss wei verify the deep con-
oe.on in whose hands placed the se Of THEN fellow
ren end that Ie from Psrua OF the book
without coups conclusion that Il highly dangerous % re-
uTop 4 Evidence soLe especially In cases involving
he M OF feowbery for Ia no. to he supposed ths suea
poyiStrtsl fcspe from faby Of human jadsne-; - wa
yourhssfed n Of Mos Ccuey again be e.
pected
TIE story deeply interesting snd most powerfully written and
eree krowlesse the workings Of the human heart and the
pmptnt. dep1sved rpd tha ofen met with bat which
we were led TO expect this author from recollection Of the eX
eeenee production entitled Heads and Hear
than heh there better work Of fiction IN the Eash Arsise
DE WITT DAVENPORT, Pubishe's
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THE FORTUNE HUNTER; A NOVEL OF NEW
Il YORK socrtrY. BY Anna Cora MoTatt- Complete In
Hear What the editor Of seos Weekly
PsreT Of it,
One Of the production hst has emsnsed from the
brilliant pen of Anna Mosa the known suthores OF
the comedy of Feson"" Eveyn"&c. Mn IL a;tress Of
distinction and previous her debut in active public lie mixed
ss she does now With the elite OF literary and fashionable eety
Her WORKS repe with refinement the scenes plots aud in
eden being principally from tie walks OF life abe hiss been
accustomed tread Moreover, she, knowing womaas heart
handles 1t with dacy that Of the serner sex can &C.
qure although they seemingly pay more adal.tion
spoil appetite of readers for whom We have
secured h feast telling them the plot but We
will merely remark pssssn that her conception OF Badger the
Dun fully equal Dickens great creation Of hsawoe The
novel has met unprecedented Still strange a.
may neps,r OF print We think some enterPns-
ne publisher would repubsh be would find The Fortune
Hnnsr of Man Aboat Town, fortune for
him"
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