New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15
GrsSest Temperance Tale re; PuslsAsd.
INNIE HE X VI ON;

VI Or, TIE NsHr AND lrs MORNING
interesting and thrilling Temperance Tse By InrcF
Bro-p, EdOro The Csyusa Chief. ard AsAo Of rs%seI
psss. with foar Illustrations designed By Coma and e.
'r''e' y UT ara o Spfsff or rR e PRESS
This worn hesrs ths impress Of If Ike 'esrs sch ores " are
.5es sseh viii i.5ssi hiss ins.5a. snd a.;lueve
resie- wi Profi By the moral eOr'Anee IN ~ psSes
TIE ,ory most Dramatically worked sp involving sr.sy
s1I etss observation viii enable hn T. spettsis;e
TA.spos.rfuy written and ,b.Or5nsly iaer-.tins yOum,
ss. - Ps tom the Psa OF 80 as 'na sraa n
and ecnlaas several beautiful uustrarons - , A., ~,
ar1iss freshly boldly story from a.iieis.
ard advocating The csse OF Teupertnee - "a.
The People every the theory they do no, al.
,sforee e practice Of enPeranee The = tis as ~
s sd,. = the Cause D4dss, L.,iy Mo'ss
vccrous and agreeable writer aud never iorE
the o-ect lie las II the correction Of s,'s Pase
1t. neid.n..re lis srd are thrnsy rea,ei-ssrliSs
pictures Ct he misfortune ard 'eAnd; Of t..ss ma ,
..moo,sl, ard strongly written, ful Of incident and A.''
eloquent sPPea TO tie near and the conscience .,
Th. srorsy written reuPe,.n;. tale We cannot '1y too
T.si. sioeussfy to The better ecas. aounsny sad
der that viii become the Uncle Tom Of tse'o'aism
Tb hook from the pen Of our gifted peishbor Brown Tas
Cs,u.a Chief than passing nofice IT, nar
dr.su from He written with hrobbing MO and !" Ua's
seGed with the ndorsement OF a scadns tear . -,
The book svdest7 written With 'rons convictions and ~
; s11Hf '''F' The '''h''' nave ''''' Yoit
A might expected II graphicaliy
vivid fe-ke pictures the Temptations me msee tne
By that giant monster against which WI hro"a
frhtirs 90 msniuy Aobg the WORKS which he Tempe
reform Res Of late PRODUCED few viii r.t asa -
Nrnie He uop' ,leI,NusH Ne'l,lous PC 80. ~,
Mr. Brown hiss attained considerable reputation as writer OF
rsmPsnnes "Orie' His works OF that ns ns
circulation" Il .nchnAH NohAoie'N
This > milling temperance "a ratise ~, -, ,,.
The writer has collected this materials
Of rns character and has shown up IN al hs aspe
draw from life and skeehed with vigorous nd pen
Il contains large thrilling and int resting narrative,
Illustrative the wcrEnss through the various axis OF NE 81 hA
huge vice, lntemperanes" lbunao fNs ing lOss -
There passages Of supssng and oeaay the
'" Auburn Advertiser.
The WORK which little than succession OF scenes rom
rea life po deal OF thrilling interest from ITS hgnl.
oorsd vivid sketches of drunkenness and s teroe su
49, f5udalo R0agh Notes.
which are strikingly which
r the booo provoke scadng teas" Detroit Oh hrad
This Temperance tale and OF c)naiGersole merit ire
friends will hnd this volume one aiter th o~n at'
Randolph Wing.
''' "'e ''''D 49, Beacon l. TIT. Y II.
Thi. thriinr Temperance tale, and paints in vivid ard
eke evil effects Rum. IL is work OF great merit
and oue .hch hope sill meet with an extensive sale
49, YATES Co WIKI
W. hsavs newt 10 the Maine Law nothing would aid
in the Temperanee than the son OF books Ike h %
Of ssrng and touching narratives The evils Of the IL
een'e system 'i " 04' " -" ''' ' lrosdo Blade
Pnbli.bedbv MILLER ORION MULLIGAN,
and Buffalo