New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04

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wori Of tbs. rare peculiar kind Of which there
mas we,t that viii be reed eveywheis and by every
body and will increase in popularity as increases IN age
"A work of no ordinary ability" so.taa frsa.cfpt:
The plot j. kfS yet materially deTsoped and I'd the s1 10.
dozen win not willingly lay it aside al he has Completed
THE story very attractive, and win ss read with .s.orO-
ne ssov tim. to nature and free from ali those tras.
sersOn which der fictitious literature generally poor
channel for the incubation Of any real and Lessons
We found Id. Norman or Trials and their Ua.e:
Ss that % became hour before we ,Sa tbs.
unite the horrible and improbable Is refreshing TO nod n'
occur %, az sn . ard whose Characters seem to think
and M ard .s s hSs Of s1 70 The pS,s s,nf
'nihe'' !" IVY Pe'''' Baltimore American.
Few books that we have combine equal de-
gree the highest moral and religious shtiDens with the nigh
dsmsc Interest Parents who reject the mss: o. eoos
,s s I With s .si to
tn. human ssst and touches the chords Of affection sad
Ing With hand Her book Will be read with interest
and 0f, and vii End what 1t WORTHY Of p.'e IN every
we snisr,s upon it. peru.. a. The beau
Of Ida NorHsS and tie trs ard vie.tpdss Of life r
the chs,e but oFcibe style OF the suiher NE po
Of the romance happily conceived The counter pc arc
constantly npartinsa rev and lively inie5e:s 70 ssen sue
book which viii do for the heart Of every Pars and
noble dill ore than school books school toaehsrs at
mpt which greet those ephemea and heated books of
tfry and fashion but will thousand homes and
ohasen ten thousand spirits ike All the sweet ana "
nush'e' 'NA' i''''N AAN IDaiiy National Democrat.
The above Ia ehiug entirely different from tho sicily
and useless OF the day but 'll novel and snsh an
one be read with pleasure and proh by ALL inee are
NO oyedrawn fancies seky sensbtes nor moa warped
into vile prudee, but one deep euren Of panty and good
ness throughout Its influence must BE- ,GUS Advertiser.
"The style is so easy and glowing sentiment shaste
over owe ,be p,ses IChristisn Cnroniele.
"it Is most absorbing book and wish il every
parlor table for the tood cannot fall % as vel as oi me
rational ''' saEIDoS, LA I1aPSRT btAkEsIS
Publishers, No. us Na.s.a.st
NAPTAIN SLEEI ER's NEW BOOK
hEyNokps fS be Is a. Cs { S:
HAwsER aAhIIsGALE
In vol limo with uRwnd Of sce Ps.s' and IS Fnsr''ns'
"Ths Earth hath bnbele. q, lhs water has,
And these are Of them - SAak,p1s Is. oa,,
plain of band by one who Tor yesn bad Ms heme N
he orecsss Of sketches sometimes dissn ron the inas.
humorous shines descriptive and All hlusr.iins
..,e or .' s .hs or aud isd With
shipwrecks eseh escapes pisees and battles WIZ o
cssona snrse. Of another sort life In the rural dis
'1is'' Of N SoTicE orrHE PREss.
rr.d psse q these tales oy Hsws.r Msrtnssle
"a q for C.p seeIsr s,s sdSI h me ,sSs
a telling Of Lst be and heard and drag
ns b pie,nres esaos life from genuine ersns ne sss
=. ns Be .oi O1caSy him 3 s
~ itbout eIsssersop This truth q description renders jset
no, Only o Contains uoS Of The sss sort reliable
regard life 1t sea that we havs IN psnA'
A'''''' From The Boston Journal :,
There vvidssss Of coiorns 10 bis descriptions q nsan
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volume strange scenes and stirring .dyeniar
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