Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-28
rHE LaMPLlsHrER
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Thirty thousand Published in Five Weeks
A GENUINE American Romance, and Book
N which viii live and BIO read after tho thousand
and tiashy productions ofthe day shall pass into
desuctudo.
Rarely has u work appeared in America which has
received such universal and hearty Communications
from the Newspaper Press. We subjoin a few brief
extracts:
The authoress Of the Lamplighter has aimed to
produce agreeable and impressive work OF fiction
1t is high praise TO say that she has succeeded IN the
attsmpt-N. Y. Tribune
We have no hesitation in prononncing the Lamp
lighter of the most original interesting, graphic,
and affecting tales that has lately appeared Boston
Transcript
No one can study its instructive and fascinating
pages without being made better by its kindly infu-
ences.--B Ost0a atlas,
The LampIighter would do credit to any writer
Daiky Adp0tiser Boston
One of the most affecting and interesting tales
issued from the American press.-Datky I,I6nne,
P,0uideace
For delicate and forcible dolincation of character
this work is hardly exccllod--.)ournai, boston.
This book develops n variety of characters
of them deeply affecting as the best sketches OF
Dickens Transcript, Bosion.
It is q book which is destined to become great
favorite with the reading pubc.--Daiiy Herald,
Nswbnrypoyt.
1t cannot fail to suit the most fastidious taste
Olive B,anch Boston.
by any other, unless we except Uncle Tom.-Moss
Lift Bout.
The aged and the young will rise from its perusal
with increased love for the kndcr feelings of
naturo-Hingham .jonrnoi.
The Lamplghtcr is book which is destined to
great popularity Daily Bee, Boston
An intensely interesting work, and as a piece Of
composition, admirable Clopps Evensng Gazette
Boston.
A book rich in thought, beauty, pathos, and ton
dernoss-d lany Spectator.
It is great book, the work of an original mind OF
extraordinary power International .'onrnai
Five hundred pages of just such reading enchains
the interest the curiosity, yea, the whole soul until
the last line of the last page is fnished-Somh Dos
ton Gazette
This is work of surprising interest.-AB. Aygas
The Lamplighter deserves all the praise it has
ceivod.-C Communicable, Boston
1t is infinitely superior to any American novel that
we have ever road 1Vapeyiey Wagaztaie.
There is no question but that the Lamplightor will
rank among the first of American fctions.- Worces-
ter PaLlnd1nnl.
An intensely interesting book, from title to inis.-
Portland Inquirer.
The Lamplightcr is n delightful story--original
breathing a true and pure spirit-N. y Sun.
1t is unequalled in thrilling interest by any book
yet publishod--SwingfeidP Post,
Portions of this book worthy the genius Of
Dickens Hampton Gasafe.
1t possesses the merit OF interesting alike the
young and the old Bangor Wing.
1t is great book.-Snnday Dispatch.
A work Of extraordinary power and interest.--N.
E. Farmer.
1t is most enchanting work.--Christiau Seeye-
tayy, Hartford.
Without exception, of the most deeply interest
ing tales perused- Laicyence Senfinei
A work which has every element of popularity
~. T. Ecangelta.
The Lamplightcr is thrilling and most interesting
story. -Lstfherun Observer, Baifimore.
We have rarely read work with moro real pleas
than the Lampghtcr --,Sfate Exporter, Concord
book which is destined to be popular, because il
comes from the heart and speaks to tho heart
Country Gentleman.
Some of the best sketches in this book almost rival
the masterpieces Of Dickens Yankee Bknde
In the execution of her work, Miss Cummings has
displayed great judgment, almost ntuitive insight
into human nature careful observation of life, fine
literary taste q sound and sensible mind, lovely
disposition, genial heart.-BaRker Hill aurora.
Published by JOHN p JEWETT, Il co Boston
JEWETT, PROCTOR, a W0RTHINGT0N, Cleve.
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