New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-19
! MRS Stow NEW B % K.
! vi SUNNY MEMoRHs or FOREIGN LANDS.


Two volumes Duodecir-o. Price -
rot Necessary TO euoEzs the suihot OF tncs ION
Cabin The whole world know. heI That V0fk-odginA pow
rful and startling in uieres-Lss DAnded wider popularity
than ,ny effort of modern times and has placed the
author IN the front Of living wrteTs Certainly no wouan
living or dead has achieved t-nPh bIAat-A fame - vide
spresd and permanent;
tn. orsinsor and prsseutve o. new department Of liter
,,ure Mrs Stove EuTop. Her reception such
"a hAs been accorded citizen Of the New World before The
common people-he whole pepurud with shouts such As
ROYALTY heard the whose genius had con
quered 81. hearts And Hereditary nobss authors statesmen and
sft estehnr snhas Of the hsuT wed with each other
IN doing her honor
tour ike this untitled person AuthoE ever
made Of Great Britain with s centuries
Of growth had show displayed to the suihor OF Uncle
Tom Hence these SUNNY MEMORIES exhibit pictures Of
Ensh Scenery which be found other book Of
tTsvea
No reader Of Uncle Toms Cabin will Neglect the opportunity
OF reading the journal Of thi. tour.
The county have been enthusiastic in their
nend.ton notices selected number equally
favorable.
writes with much animation and deerbes
touches nothing the pudiees pre-
Yen. b. ZION wa me Tsebt Of yesns. Of tr,Tein IN
ropes bot genius ine the mos. beaten track and nyes,
portraits and stating the points Of conversation, particularly
happy"
The volumes have strongly marked personal cast They are
tain private cond na an They you acquainted With the
tastes and spsihe oy Which mex are sP.t 1 cue,
like will be ashamed they have peculiar
ieL in telling readers how much
S5 70 a wS bs fS o shur 2 hs @ Of
TqsLy Of remark ydness Of description and nobepes. OF feel
is seIeely matched in the extensive library Of American
Travels
She writes With thst runs sometime. into creessne
!. hereafter iT7 Place among
Ifrna n Hor1n>
freshness Of preston rarely found in FORKS Of this nature
lNeO- York Reoorde.l .
than before Tsey nGeSie an sh Essn
if she has not brought the American nesTe to the English heart
the countries" &C.,,
Of ..ig a 4. H SsS md ever. person and
thing which she portrsys becomes attractive"
lDwi9hf, Journal Of Music
of the freshest and readable book. Of foreign travel
that we have bad from any 0n LADY o. M sI3w S
get larger proportion of idea. than from common tourists
servstiOn, and high nsqIsl retirement.
We. s Of T. STOWE SST'i from ,h. extraordinary
Uncle Toms Cabin fully sustained tss; .d@i
books European travel the; have spPeaed in long time
1t is characterized by wit humOr observation
critical Of feeling and % 1 ss mood
disposition. remarkable descriptive power an evangeesI pety
without and most sunny aspect from beginning
TO end" -,
Described with admirable ygor and liveinss with ever
hat humo which accompanies genius and
which i Que Oi the 'nli flS,SendeuS DemoeSai
The genius which shape ard soul to Uncle Toms bin ex
b' '' finger marks On %St G 9ss the
Women are prOvebs, the best etterwrer. and the free
which Mrs relates the history Of her
travels is truly ehtrrnns -, co,,...,,
n,pIe NAV lite Girs touch has world Of humor condensed
into It, and then brief sentence laden with whole
heart full of devotional PaihS and "a P0etlIy ,,o,
The threAdbs themes OF English ave are invested with
freshness and beauty quite delightful She gives record
feeling and herself with sres' sses and naivee and
IN 'o''sn'''' ''' Il Home Jdr5aai
would be pronounced At the south asa WORK remarkably
well ne s:t & Ens h . S aDd s o iae
than ordinary acquaintance with and spreeiatoa o.
tAati Slarery STANDARD =. .-,., -. ,......,
and enthusiastic admiration More
charming books Of travel We have never read "
She wh ali The penetration and osy Of
and has recorded moaed an the senq; Of the author
son HSi developed into electric
with places n'mO'S s, Io ,'% gS 81 ',e.e
Containing freshness Pqusney life sne power 'ueh as few
"''''" ''' IN. Y Oh,i.han Inqpdrrl
Certainly Of the delightful OF its class There IL
ehnes aud ygor IN her Of telling what she saw which
very claiming" ,<..-...-.,,,,
The reading public sIe toy iaaaT With Mrs Stoves raey and
graphic style need telling that these are extremely fascinating
Thee Sunny could hardly have taken wiser they
certainly could not a more delightful form
and novel From s ssi the inte.u the Sunny
Memories because Of the authors supposed
oty OF their intrinsic beauty and force and truth"
Ereaing Gazette -
interesting and pleasant WORK Her .Lstshe. Of those
with eor aud her descriptions OF noted places are eoHPre
hensive and interesting"
TAlsany KnieterJooker
Although oowns track Mrs Stowe ha. cOntrved
food her descriptions with the sunshine OF her genius as 10 make
them fascinating as a '0"i i%ioq, H.,pal
Two very pleasant and roadside volumes which throws more
sl the oe lie and manners q The British Ar''0ea'y than
TrareLtr Boston
Her book differs entirely iom her previous work and
lively and pleasant production that need scarcely
hesitate predict oT it tar greater success than any one has an
neiIa,ec" go -,
delightful book We that the frank and
modest which tina suthOrss records her reception Eng
land will elicit admiration from s ever quarter
She has given series of vigorous and ssPh POrrsitur ohe
celebrities it'll whom she mingled and her sketches Of natural see
neTy drawn with ma'tery hand The yonFns" BY Rev
Besehr full Of snd PaIsng points and leaves the
Making Of her sterling common keen per:epOn
fresh phy witty wise and instructive as were ever met with In
works oftTaveL
variety and written generally in her most
fascinating style The journey Alps will read with
interest The descriptions Of the sublime scenery are graphic eo
[Hoyee,ter Palladium
She has furnished readable and entertaining book and has
sven ideas of foreign life Her interviews with the lite
CinennGh star IN the Hnfl
Ms Stowe is the best female descriptive writer living"
couple of r.cy and delightful volumes from the hand that
zoe Of Mn 1nay good and .h. has
svsed herself Of them with equal deliesey and success"
These volumes have pe before Them will probably
have them Theae marked with originality and Hdi
fune and thing, in Europe, which We
Will venture PHILIiPS SAMPSON Co Publishers. BO.,On
&c. DERBY, New.York
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