New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
TINE LOST EIREs

By Mr.. gNsa " sourszozTH
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eo1er ps Of bound S ss or n d VOLUMES paper
lead TIE FOLLOWING OPINIONS or rae Pass.
power and psho. than The Los. Heres issued .
Psis nsnntr s P,.sr,on n. rl:t wei -loo.h, and
book Whether the :uhore. .tIemP. wit .entineat Dc
impress The reader; hut when joined to this the LIE Ike
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s pas fe sSD sesly paper tn. y s
va The mems Of adding tsous.nes % IL s1tssrptol H.i
interest Nov is publication in book form will
hands, steel portrait Of the s1thoress and
pretty view Of Der home on the Potomac"
Phia Sunday Mercnry Oct g. Ia5L
We pronounce The Los; Heess' common love story,
10 excite .nes and tear today and be entirely forgotten
bowed with 20 many Of the qaae, that enaobs hunan
that they cannot m to maze strong impression the
and BOT de-. creations. nd v. v.rt i,5 them . r.aesSy
bid sooo by friends whose society has been Of aeE.o
beautiful herone' With in the Pste. Of
American fetio1 Mr., southsOrih mas eIeeed herself IN
lar Dodge, Literary Museum, Oct li, 1855
Ter irssi credit not only literary point view BAT
moral ii neulcateGr BaHslo Dsy Republic Oct = 1854
,ifed Mr.: so1ihworth .ed very best woii ~aisa.
certainly strong praise Mrs Southwark distnsashed for
fesuy and grace Of her narratives Ia Of description
ste superior and there chs.teness sad panty all
which fail to commend her 10 the
probation Of every thoughtful mind " 49,
Baltimore Repub. and Arrus, Oct 8. 1884
Mr. SouEv ORTIZ too well 70 tue Ameo fesdess
OF fiction need introduction and this worn her best
This high praise for author who already stand. hsh"
Pittsburgh Gazette, Oct 2, 1884
This has received the highest eneomius from the
pr,s for lie hsh moral tone the baney and point OF its
Its graphic descriptions and the originality
its conceptions" lhehmond fenhJ rosti oc'; o lsot,
This Mrs Southworths best vort and has been pub
hed In style suited lis Notwithstanding LARGE aud hand
rom volume Of 500 pages The narrative IN It's style
spirited and spb and the story from the beginning 70 the
end has absorbing interest that attach real
,te and e Of character The moral Of
the story In ell respects mendsbe. and destined to
claim high rank q work Of hetion."
Phis Eveniog Argus, Oct S, 1854
1.-The Lost Heiress consider equsl II eIcenE,
of Mrs Souhworths graphic WORKS Her characters de-
peed life they appear before living humauity-
losing ideal the reader feels hox exalted in ell the
Christian virtues he may become. Her description Of
stands out bold relief like splendid painting ensnsns
from the hand Of kiful artist We would wish al read
happier BY its peusa Phis Northern ADV Sept 80 IsoL
Mrs southworih here presepsS story which Is her last
and best She has composed with than usual and
Illustrated is incidents with happy excellence she hiss
published many works lately, that her characteristics
the reading world In the Loot Heiress she
presents rant addition her reputation The volume
handsomely printed and illustrated by steel engraving OF
the suhos with sketch Of her romantic re,idence the
banks OF the Potomac" Phil Sunday Dis, Oct g. 1854.
CoIies the above work will be any person ALL to
any part Of the United States free Of postage rher remit
ting price Of the edition they wish the publisher
letter, post paid Published and for sale by
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