New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Nem Dnblications.
THE MOST POPULAR BOOK of the DAY
i ISsErsE srccEss OF
FASHION AND FAMINE
RY MRS ayN G sTETHFxs


BY MRS asS $ srLTHrss
Seven large editions .rssdy sold Several steam poysd
night and day in order furnish the supply.
The universal opinion IL that FASHION AND FAMINE 'the
society sresttedof It's popularity ha penetrated
quarters the Union aud this 10 the
the excitement and talk about the book
this city conceded all bsndtOb be 'f the best pictures
society and absolutely the abs0rbEgJ
interesting book printed for years
F.erns encouiu. from the pre and voluntary private
worth and excellence pour in
dnpsIly.
No book published America has been widely and
orally eirsuad FASHION AND FAMINE destined 70 BE-
Observe the very high rank assigned IL BY the press
From The New.York Journal
The talked of book Of the summer
From The Phisdelphia Ledger
"The story Is intensely interesting"
From The Trade List.
Fshon Famine better and readable book than turns
Up every day in the broad Sc, Of modern hcion"
From The SuDdsy Mercury.
An admirable work absorbing in It's interest delightful In 10
ehsaeters ubty skul knowledge of human nature
From Putnam, Magazine.
THE exhibits usquestonabs command Of language
vigorous description, strong passions and dramatic force
From The Dolsr Newspaper.
The pshos Of the opening chapter resbe aad no one who
reads will fail to finish the book"
Fran The New York Evangelist.
will leave deep impression the readers mind for
the moral ia pure and healthy one.'
From The New Bedfrd Mercury.
writes with feeling and spirit and her pictures Of New
England life are full Of the life spirit thorough
acquaintance and love OF it,"
From The New York Albion
Ms Stephens has written with uncommon power tale OF ab-
oring interest There throughout the style is tee
and clear the chsracter fresh and freshly ehssed"
From The Nsw-York Daily Times
We have read through began ron sense OF
duty Of pleasure and flashed t because we
could not help violating The dictates Of euiosy
From The Commercial Advertiser
Mr.. hitherto only played with literature but she
hes she has been work IN earnest Fashion sad
Famine novel Of great originality and PoFe The plot heon'
pe1 bat fall startling surprises The numerous eearaesr' are
each distinctly and strongly drawn"
From The New Orleans Delta
I'VE bless the gifted for the privilege Of perusng such
work and hope may way into the palace and the howell
sir into the reesse the lesson she would
no sorrow or the Ookh God in perfect
From The Sunday Courier.
There Is always last the carpet which, for the
time bein. the gost keda IN all Intelligent circles Ihs
las, hook Of this kind which Is creating wonderful flore Mrs
Fashion and Famine Positively this book be found every
where II we call neshbo and the young Ia
dies and the young gentlemen Susan the maid and Molly the
cook are plunged fascinating in vain that we AZ
tenp 10 introduce any subject conyeraon Fashion and
Famine ell they about Paps is delighted With glorious
old Mrs Gray weeping the sorrows OF hr warner
the yours sigh with Florence and the youns gentlemen we
presume .sh for her for ioseabe hut indeed
there DO all this IL 10 decidedly great book Alien
srops and all deehul faithful view Of society Po" 'rIu as
picture of human and admirable work of arr"
Pubhd complete 2mo. volume Of i5 pages ffice 81
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