New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
FORTHCOMING BOOK of MARK
IA VII soon be published.
M A r Y l. Y ~ d o N;
OR, REVELATIONS OF LIFE.
Az AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
In one Duodeeao Volume. neatly bound IN Cloth rne' 81
There many books published that not booktha'
merely apologies for bootsthat when work Of starting
excellence sppes the public naturally disncined 70 Dc
heve In inertia Especially In this age OF ookmaxns
such Each work that Published puned and pa-
In resry every beyond It's worth till the world o. book
have generally faith IN the advertisements OF pub
fishers Such however cannot be the with Mary Lyn-
DON or Revestc.s of Life" 1t has been admitted 70 some
Of cur best scholars and accomplished literary men, VINO
are unanimous in opinion that few works Of greater value
have at any time been issued from the press Of this country
We present the following extracts from their critical opinions
given afer examining the work in manuscript.
1t written with an intense purposes II = eloquent US
vehement pssnsss a g b. oSa more rmeod
Gus oburrson against existing u.s. The Of the al
thor ile tie eamns OF NAKED sword or the nasn OF noun
he writer of tls work, is painfully anl powerfully
1 The do u e tsnsp or andosei
rOthDs artificial sbou, -ncihns fesDed h tells the story
should blood curdle while the soul into in
Sopd bs1e wsn and She i the most Of
living writers She has neither psrt nor o with The horde OF
feminine authors who Of late have desed the word with their
Characters introduced in her work
resi,iss We know most of them by regulations some she
mentions by nsme-people actually living IN our mla 70
toms or creations of the BRAIN they act think and
They have lived and most Of them still live These
any production since the appearance Of the Scarlet Letter.
The able literary reviewer The Y Times thus notices
the remarkable book from an early copy in sheets
From The y. Y. Times.
MARY LyEDos; the Revelation of Lfe-Is the tide
Of work in the press Of Snge Townsend of this
city, which will be pub hed simultaneously In this country and
in England We have had the good fortune early
copy thus enabled form opinion Of its merits in
advance cotemporaes IL IL the Of and
IL the faults of its class But its worth Is
large nowh landing its original features and Individually of
striking thst expect TO hear laughed at
and loved admired abused than work pub shed
for many seasons With of he writer's opinions have
no sympathy But with these defects the booA
which will be read to-day and forgotten will do
somerf moldpg the of thinking and
men in the generation This Is not sga Is Is not
undeserved prse When published shall have
thing more to gay OF it."
The journal also furnished with early copy
sheets the follow from that literary journals
From The Home journal.
"A WORK rHAT WILL SFssArIoy.-Messrs String
er Townsend work of ordinary interest and
power oEa the pen remarkably gifted female writer,
der the title of Mary Lyndon Or The revelations Of Life
an autobiography From the testimony Of competent judges
who the work assured that destined 10
make powerful impression. The story Of interest
The subct wrongs The characters and incidents
from real Lie and depicted with power OF de-
line alton Of the most vivid ntenseness"
sTRINGER & TOWNSEND, Publishers,
No. ~ Broadway y. Y.
NBOrders should be forwarded without delay
prompt supply Of the original and popular book of the
year.