The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11
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w HAGkR, THE MARTYR
Who ia ror the kuthorcss of
EACltfnH AVN EAAyNn

Mesnrs ncc X Prothars OF Nav Yors bsvo recent.
~, and for manifsstly sensh and nefccnsry ends sot
up very stupid assumption, and are now seeming
sprit Q. most urtuons Indignation DOUG all In sht "
Po.sr 60 Knock y down. The ssrmpton IL that the
authorizes Of fashion and Far1nsi'-Mrs. Ann r. Ste
IfsDshes been rsputed 10 BE- the authorizes Of Hags
the Martyr" Now We have given Bunce Brothers no
and locking the numesons favorable notices o.
.Hassr, tbs Martyr which hayo Appeared in the pub.
such an spprebsnsion me autsors.s has With tw, en-
ceptons, been stated In .he-s notices referred to be
hfs Marion Stephens and these tao exceptions were
spoke OF hrs. Stspf tho Mrs stephens oi B-on
and not Mrs. Anr :. stephens, Of Now Yort, whom We
justified in saying neither Of tho editors alluded
had in their nhds at the time they pcnnea their
notices.
But suppossg ths public should coUfound The names
OF the two lsfses II W not therefore At AL uncertain
that Mrs. Ana g. stephens would be highly somph.
n@ntsd BY the MISTAKE Nay, II IL absoia.,ly rea-
take not the book pobl,ied BY Buncs Brothsrs, IN
der the title 81 Fashion and Famine has singular
affinity u all respects 70 one preyionsy ard fUglarsly
tpo~n a. prisons and Palaces; Sequel 20 tho stray
berry Girl" Mrs. stephens---tha. Is Mrs. Marion
seph-n.s No eollator, but the authore.s Of an an
BY parties interested be wfu1y placed the level of
mers COMPILER and patoher ap Of oi and exploded
ERA !. .ns'',0rs usasI 'ns afoau,taAess en-
Mss.rs Burcs Brothers, 10 notify tbs public that Mrs
H. haren stephess is sot The au.hore.s Of Fashjs
emily Of what she would derive from such rsAtonsp
and In evidences Of this Gull from very numerous
and elaeo,sd series OF criticisms the fo,ouing brief
"The plot IL eIeslsst, tho idea. ano, and tie Ian
gnage bold and forcibe. She yields graphic and
&c pen While, 81 the time, many or her
models Of tenderness and love their notes. AMI
best sense" ,lNs~port o. ID JogrnsL
Hagar ,he Martyr is a tale Of great pswer, in
which the ability Of tia writer "a ssLingy exhibited.
--Isassm Observer.
Mr. Stephens has a disttngui.hsd reputation asa
posess and the vera referred 70 establishes her lain
70 rAnk az one Of beat female prose writer's, With
ost apJ seEy enthusiastically the book aeolna, in pa
thos and pssssg.s Of sI9uiss beauty tBAlon'a Gate
This suk !, one a. the most interesting ssd On.
citing romanees issued from the American pre.s.
Written IN bold yet beautiful style Of dloon, u tnds
10 way 70 che readers heart and tbs hbe-t Inn
pulses OF ais sAture isto being. II e Of
the autssr's best saor;s and will 30 READ b. millions in
"a deeply interesting story, wen sustaluinr the Al.
really hgh reputation Of the author. '-[portsmoatn
Journal
"1be eminsnce IN the Literary world 70 which krs.
stsphsna has already attained may well - held - esu
rty against ensdoeity; bot HAgar stands far abcvs
that stature. 10 svovssy foaBdsi on fact, and It's
details are wrought mp In Eiye calculated 10 AWAKEN
many 70 tho appreciation 81 prorTssy of sou5sct ,hsy
may hitherto have AisregarJsd. Hlsar a snBhAtisAHy
,oeal life whence ao., everything for good o. syl ss
girtuoas or vicious direction may b. gysA g. u de-
s,rgiions are striking and 4 ohsraciers ofsas and
varied i--ttoneord strlot ADD Gazette.
Tbe eharaetsrs very highly drAvn, ani The ~ort
y one o. he most exciting ntsfest.ntN ~ Telegraph.
his tale Of eIc!,ng nisfsssi oss o. those heart
storsl~bich seem the peculiar proViaes q Mrs. Ste
phens, pom. -lNant1skst Inquirer.
fair representation Of mary ~ the trials AMI slrsg
y b... with, tho psrtie .iAr,y 10 I'll lfs os.
Z We sas heartily recommend Hsgn 70 III ITO -eaia
1. soos that eSshs % have >, great RI % I" ia
ss s yIssI - fBo.,sp Tirs.. 80 '''''' W
FREE 81, Tor sAis b, al soolssilsrs.
January ., 1875,