New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

W, arc r.eeivns 200 a. ss..ts tbs aO.l eenyIoeas ev
a.see ,ss F.noy Rers. book Ruth Hall" Il tntesd
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We do rot believe zoos ever puea'h.d "a tn %
been received With snson ~ tee
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to the pecesary sbert extracts already gwen
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espiu. Of the s sutsOr,s not 90" sseae s,rdad
we ssei tia; !, viii have the 0 u9so pscss s o.
any .oti o the tine Ia. rs. hs' oad tho
ne. sue.tea hs .;%g taient THAI her pieces
sh1s bs.s s.pse 80 much popularity lTioy DAILY wig
,sss .s: :sG SSiGnSs s The story
nsssd to r'st the ' cbs.S S os ss
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h.. ' There an ,xsbesBce cod LamOr .oi kindly feel
ID PR ,sdSs which ~ be s'senr for the s,,en
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s ssss'' It vi" read '''' 81 Z: cS!saIsis
beam Of sunshine n.oy droOPas eye ssd moi''eaas
humid cheek with the de" Of El.S a.t.so,,
There wss believe doubt experienced b. many toou.
The success Of Fsnny Fem IL the roaseon Of
whrsw thought TO DO her forte der paragraphs wore
brilliant and .aseSsss eSS a 10. ws nIss
ossrsctertcs Bat ihe has done Fanny fea,: novel !.
complete success and will be widely read thsn either
S SSs1' o. ''' ',' 'a ss,. gsIs: oS sss:S:
scaling irony that e scattered tLrash her fugitive
brought and cooperating 10 the working out
ected storyDasDe that story containing the ma
t<as for three four ordinary volumes boiled down or COM
pressed By iDotye process VI eonoet saOn into one
Imagine every incident bearing the uucstsksbe Impress OF
being living resly OF action that under
slight ehsbee o nse has undoubtedly ssen place 10 New
York Phsoephia Boston within the last hSe years AM
Seu viii have idea Of this extraordinary ro'nsnse
iPnle Courier.
This .st and most elaborate OF the of Fanny fern
will cersply create sensation aud meet with artpd SALE
Boston Journal
"Wen oseused to elevate the fair suboress to the
Lishest piche In the temple Of fame ltshku sandsd
In many Of short chapters Of this Volume there %
revealing the WORKINGS OF the soul hch quite u0to
the capacity Of Dickens while h tedious minutene never
vtInitted 10 appeal" lPEesbyteian Banner.
Rath Hall great adv upon thing Fancy Fern
has heretofore written II distu gushed by toe
densed ard vigorous style the sweetness aud OF
sentiment the peturesqueness vvdDess and anence
Of description the minute and comprehensive tnowl
edge scope originality Of thought aud the same
keey which ceumanced such hstt.r success
for pfodncOn aud sdded to these Is the attraction
which sustained interesting story always preserves
The influence OF hufh Hall on the side OF good
ne,s uh ard religion; and think 10 one can read 1t
without being made wiser, and better and ,appior"
Buffalo Republican.
Fanny Fern IT, beyond comparison the most popular "a
thor Mr stoves instantly advanced
In dsproof Of this assertion made But her success
II owned depended much tpeIhsps nore) upon he
subject upon the literary excellence OF her method OF treat
ipa Wherever the English language is read. Ruth
Hall will be eagerly read" lNew.l oLx rlcay une'
Pabli,had b, MASON BROTHERS.
No. Is Psrkrow, Ne~.fors