New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-18

g A " YE K & WIS SEC 7 T.
~ TIE DISCUSSION
on THE DOCTRINE
ETEREAL vArION
Recently held at New Yors Tabernacle and which
attention for the position aOd talents Of the dis
putsnt., Is published COMPLETE IN one l2nO vol
Price rs eta For sale By al Bootsele-
BUSCE BROTHER. No I34 N.ss1st
A MOST AB s.,9,sII; .o Bo0K
IDA RMAN;
Or, TRIALS AND THEIR USES,
10 Of the most popular book. issued th season Pabhed
in vel limo Cloth beautifully Illustrated in tint rnee
- READ WHAT THE Critics say OF IT.
has siwsy. been too few Io.wsso Co Gazette
LII. w%. th.t vii be reed syssyshisr,: and .. s'sr'
"A wor, ofpo ordinary .bihy" so.to6 Trss.eTipt.
b- plot !. .ifuy yet naturally developed and the To-
teTe increases the work proceeds rhS .ier Of th7 n
dozen wiz not willingly lay it aside 81 be h.. Completed
The story very attractive and viii ee read ~iih orb
The story is true nature and free ali those
rerstons which render fictitious literature generally poor
channel for the incubation Of any real and ,1o,s1 e.ns
0fy,gs IN, r Day p.y; aooI T..
ruling that minute, became hours before We could
the book While the press teens with tsnhns tales that
the horrible and Improbable tits refreshing 70 hnd sim
pie story of day he whose incidents IRE thos- tnst
might time and whose characters seem TO thnk
and tan ard like those Of real life instead Of passing
through existence Of senmentay TO the nove' exsunt
omnes, IN JOY, peace, ana hsppness
Few book. that have combine equ. de-
gree the highest mora aud rsiho sentiments 9Th me high
est dramatic Interest Parent. who reject the Of eos
too light for ,he children to read nay H.es si. -9s In
their hands " ith safety" New YORK Recorder
The suthoIe.s pleasant wrtrr wno holds the key 70
the the chords Of affection aud feel
n hand Her book viii be I'd 18th interest
profit aud will find what 1t Is worthy Of IN every
fan lily lbTAy" Albany >, Ate Register
I'VE entered upon m peIusl at the early dswr o. beau
tful We lOst everything else but the story
OF Ida Norman the trsls stDdes Of life
seuted chA.ie but oh- style Of the suhsr The plot
Of the romance happily conceived. he coueef plos srs
constantly paTDs aud lively interest TO each sue
eeeoing ehsptsr Of the work buffalo Express.
is book which will do for the hear Of sad
noble s than school books school teachers ever al
tempted will be fseeivd with the shout aod
multi which those ephemeIA and heated books Of
fashion but It will 70 ten thousand homes sad
thousand spirits Ike ali the we. aud blessed 10
fpenees that reform and refine the heart"
fOaly National Democrat
1.-THE sbove sonethnG entirely different from the sicsy
ard useless literature Of the day but s novel and such 80
may be read with pleasure aud profit BY all There are
no overdrswp fsnces sckly sensbies morals whpd
into vile ptuoce bst deep Of puy and good
thIoug hout. It's influence must be GOOD
fDetrou Daily Advertiser
The style and glowing the sentiment u o. ehaste
and beautiful that the reader will ind pleasure 70 gsBcs
the pages" tChns1fo Chronicle.
"a absorbing book ard wsh every
peor table the sOod fail 70 d. well for the
rational entertainment IL viii afford" Evening hirroT
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Publishers. No. lis Nssssu-st, Nsv-fork-
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