The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-10


popularity equal to the successful Of modern roms
Daily Evening Traveller, Boston.
For delicate and foroibls dslneation of character
work Is hardly excelled.-Boston Journal.
The LanPlighter will shed many ray around ar
nsis Bee Boston there mH'A
q aess s OF ,is Gssty a porsrsysa in me Lamp
having comnsnoed this work will be willing to
aside until they have gone through. The author, VIII
would DO credit TO any wrtsr-Daiy Advertiser Bost
The Lamplghter teaches Important truths, which O
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serns When a aass
respect the Lamplghtsr Is much superior to Uncle
Cabin, whose inelegancies meet US at every turn-B
Il Is one Of the most affecting and interesting tales
bupe. Providence R. = AA's'''~A pfsss-Dsn'
This book deyeopss variety Of Character some Of
Gerty, Blind Emily. the good Lsmplightsr hinseif Il
snS e.. y Ss
Of the story Its book which will be generally read
are sure % mot fail T. svs great pleasure
The author Of the h.%plightsr whoever be or she mi
heart. It is a book which /. destined 70 become
fAvorite with the reading pubio-Daly Herald, New,
We predict for this book great sale II |. written il
and graceful style which cannot fail to suit the
Here il book which is destined to have sale unequ
BY any other, unless we may except Uncle Tom.
must SnriiHngI IEteroetinb anu 0eoPiy huoosiAH ~
Massachusetts, Life Boat.
But we cannot multiply extracts. The voice Of th
riodical press 10 unanimous. Published BY
JOHN p. JEWETT 4 Co., Bost
Jewett, Proctor 4 Worthngton, Cleveland, Ohio, al
sale by all booksellers.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-LABOR GENERAL, WHET
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LOT the support OF our little life but this labor is
nature herself and that power has given inlet and q
toeverything IL cannot be prevented Yet an instanc
work Of The Recovery of Polandn of which that
kryczyns Of lS4S the author who nearly six
been making continued effort to bring out new edti'
it. remodecd to the time in which we live Still this
does not appear. The reader may guess aye here Is
and consolation. But whatever err il may b.
author must because the object, which in itself
precious and most in this day. for which he
fees all, is not in vain. The time itself will certain
unexpectedly bring its result This impending work
people but to all people, of whatever Language, hab
iaith and that il for their immediate benefit
fullest meaning In this light, then, upon this gr
he author usual calls upon the citizens for trn
TO his work and in doing, of not like the ord
employer agent who acts for the of another
one who has gained separate and independent exist
and that he has the by which he render
ant service to mankind and therefore excludes him
those Of the ordinary calls, notwithstanding that he
from certain very strong claim upon the Anne
people for support and patronage Let him be kind
upon them for their aid let him be received with kind
which is more less than for their respect
subscription book which is from ten States contain
Of great number Of the leading scholars and
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In the Old w orld.