New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26

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selt CT from the leading j'urnas;
From The rewYork Tribune.
he moral purpo this by Of the highest co-
.n6stcp a, wei the method of carrying into effect he
make. %,w6n appeals ,o to .ies ut holds
up sound sterling qualities Of ehsIscer 90 which The ensr
TO sw sken sympathy and challenge imitation"
From The Ne~-York Daily Times.
ciden The whole story prsereed man aud no other could
have written this wok.
IN, t,eeenee There Is no sfrsDiIg amer eecthougb pO
eful effects are produced There IL waste Of words IN Ii
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brought for EsId 70 tne nsrrve ne shoi9
tone the book not only unexceponsoe bat decidedly
moral" ,,,, M.
II h one books which nnsinisn lively interest
throughout The vailed under initials but h easy
M be seen hst the literary field"
From The Middletown Wing Press.
An interest is awakened in III. first chapter and every sue
ceediIg chsper serves 70 increase IT.
FROM Inc NbetIhF WA
little incden, the book that touches the reader very
closely il The remark Of Nelly hen Henry BIZ her
90 po mcss to Dc wrong do you Hniy in sppure
e confidence %Dd sDI'sy sss as yd me s o % ms
often Sc are INTO hearts life memories"
\ From Tie Montreal Transcript.
plot full OF interest," extraordinary adventure aud strange
Of SsI S m e The Do wT % a.
think with complete ssceess Lise Co9pers Leather
of Ethical philosopher his hook de cate love story
SENDS silver thread of throughout the narrative. The
From The Lock Haven watchman.
We have seldom reed 80 resh and original "a story those
est hghiens every from that to the Incu-ioo.7
From The boston Evening Traveller.
,t mn for casual perussl The contents proved to Be of
tuch absorbing interest," that we were unable lay down be
fore O'clock next morning"
From The Y Christian Ambassador
Those who have read the La%RshtsI' Win well snti.i-
citing story, will be read with great svdiy"
From The Philadelphia Merchant
Tits book In which the reader Will become and more
interested until he arrives be finale of the story And
moral tendency Of the book will be good intoxicating as
claiming charity Of the mes important duties Of
From The Troy Budge.
1.-THE characters wen dawn, and the story is eharminsy
''D' From The Port Hope (Csuada) Pilot
viii fail read the book through who reads the first
many beautiful end skfuy drawn pictures Of the hui
From The Bottom Puritan Recorder
"A high moral pervsdes the book ard its teachings
wen adapted 20 fo'm yruous and uy character whether
the higher lower csses The characters well deyel
oped ard well sustained and most of them are drawn from
tusl he"
Prom The New.London Weekly Chronicle.
The Of the story simple and appropriate the sub
without the inflated bobast s1d fla ulent
that have marked M predecessors in this
field Of literary labor"
From The Albany (Georga) Patriot
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