New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18
Mem Publications.
TINE LAST GREAT NOVEL.-Immense suC
l. cess OF Mrs SouthEorths new Romance,
TIE LOST HEIRESS.

TINE LAST GREAT NOVEL.-Immense cue
l. cess OF MIs. sOuthEorth's new Romance,
TIE LOST HEIREsS.
This remarkable took thoroughly American 10 It's treat;
ent ard Characters comprehensive In It's scope sb.orbnsy
nterestins full Of vivid scenes startling positions and ehsrsc
eriEed by pervsdirg intensity in language and plot
Brief extracts from pious notices Of The Press:
From The New York Herald.
hisb moral purpose skul deinestion Of character and
truthful end vivid descriptions of natural scenery npsrt to
an which but few Of cur modern works Of fiction pos
,ess"
From The Philadelphia Advertiser.
Her descriptions Of stand out in bold reef-lites
,rlepsd painting emsnt;ing the hand skfu artist"
From The Saturday Post.
Its excelleuces many and great 4Ts. Soathworbs
characters merely but exsences; hsylie and
move before each getting in accordance with their peculiar
nature Beautiful Maud Huner!-shHl and hear about
Won no more-Nobe state devoted wife Snsehsh parents,
blessed end glorious Ideals Of true manhood and true
hoodshs well the story OF your beautiful
welded vesl All Mrs southworth, you have touched for
ma deeper ohofd this story than in any other you have
written"
"The Lost HERES beyond doubt infinitely superior to
,py Of lie suhos previous ronsnees AID We do not risk
much in saying that is Of the most interesting books that
hes bee u published in many day"
From The Philadelphia Courisr.
-" writer Of great genius and originality and the Lost
Ueress' exeels all her previous works"
From The Sunday Times.
The plot s csrefy ard the pictures Of life which
:, nYesepts are vivid and truthful"
From The Philadelphia Dispatch.
mrs southworth here presents story which her last
d hest She has compiled with than usual care, and
Illustrated ils incidents with hspPy excellence
From The Richmond Post
"c,,rbic description and originality Of conception"
From The Philadelphia Argus
The narrative easy in its style spirited and graphic and
tom the beginning the end has absorbing in
s that can attach only real exences and heke
of character The moral Of the story IL in all respects
comm erdsbe and 1t destined to claim high rank as WORK
Of fiction"
From The Baltimore Republican.
Ip power Of description she has SUPERIOR and there is
and purity ell that he writes which cannot fail to
commend her the sIprobson Of every thoughtful mind
From The Literary Museum.
1--WE rropounee The Lost Heiress common love story,
IN excite smiles to-day and be entirely forgotten to-
marrow The characters in well depicted and en-
ds with 80 many Of the qualities that ennoble human
, that they cannot fail make strong impression OF the
mind Of the reader Indeed they like real ex;enees aud
and part with them as reluctantly a. we
bid coed BY friends whose society has been Of advantage 10
m Maud Hunter the Loot Heres is one of the mos beau
M heroine, we ever met with the pages Of any American
fiction"
From The New-Yort Atlas
I character. are fetOns but such specimens Of
e.b and blood every day meet in society while her
iucideLts fctlc
r,ber mir .les in them than spectator
From The Philadelphia Mercury.
Whether the srthores attempts wit sentiment descrip
,; q, conversation che equally successful Always writing
,rno., the very eAInetness Of her style likely TO Ei
The re.dsr but when joined to this the fsse char
~ abe Ia. portrayed the work possesses two fold attrse
tiona"
From The Dispatch
9th. Lost Helress' Is q model worthy Of imitation"
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THE DESERTED WIFE
THE MoTHER-IS. LAW
sHANNoNDALE.
VIRGINIA AND NAGDALESE
CURSE OF CLIFTON.
THE DISCARDED DAUGHTER
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