New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-13
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Il the SUBJECT
IPARTY AND PATRIOTISM IMPERsONATED.
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STA H O p E B u r L E 1G II !;

STAN HOP E B U r L ZIG II !;
THE JEsUITs IN OUR HOMES
NOVEL. HELM DHu.
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hintepse The exposition of the mode OF govern
ina Of the millions the most complete and com
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iu nears probable resr and every eitnsn, and
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No novel bendin, social and political phases Of Amer
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PLAIN PORTRAITS OF BUSY MEN
Tho have been active political fields awaiting the seson
for harvesting The figures thrown BY this novelist upon the
canvas are boldly drawn ard the motives which aetuste them
are strongly depicted But
WHO ARE THE ORIGINALS
that represent PARTY and PATRIOTISM in this graphic dr
ate nose a rae, Numerous self satished eres have de-
snsted very dn suhed persons the original characters OF
the work the reader will discover the surmised i"per'ona
O. are correct when the dagS1yspe are examined in the
volume. And who 10 the artist
WHO is HELEN DHUi
he author whose esuse pen has exhausted this prolific
fubeeso sresdy have clipped the wings of some Of
the leading spirits who depicted in such lfeke eoon In
the volume
The public something like estimate Of the inter
er of the worn from the following opinions Of
WHAT THE CRITICS THINK,
who have reviewed in advance Of publication The Com
u.rdal Advertiser remarks
"Ths |, one OF the books which predesned to have
immense circulation The volume not yet published and yet
we learn thst the pubbe have already been almost over
vhelmed with orders it, The ~ Courier and Enquirer
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and the Times informs is readers that Of this
1cton has been 70 every member OF the
Y Evangelist observes 1t 10 an energetic Know Nothing
wori-orcibe both lie style and s facts II will undoubt
edy meet with great sale The ~ Y Evening Mirror pre-
,ues hoover Helen Dbu may be, the tone OF her book
indicates that sht and who evidently knows con-
siderable Of the world geographical, political and religious
from observation well reading" The N, Sunday Mer
curry remarks Although its leaves hardly dry from tho
country The Lsnnsbursh Gazette confidently states I'VE
bepeak Sanhope Bpreish not merely popularity equal
10 Uncle Toms Cabin but far surprising publication
which ushered before the American public
The Daily Bee in able review judges that Its lit
erary merits very high Whoever wrote twhether Helen
that will marx itself on the mes Its vilcr fire. facts chase
erizson truth, logic ell vital and Of the time"
sTRINGER d TOWNSEND, Publisher
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