The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-02-08
THE NEWS BOY.
His the Great Norel oftbe Seosou


1t IS the Great NOUel fthe Season,
and doing much good for the class whose cause pleads
The Newark DAILY Adrertser says:
The News6oy will outve the century that produced
The Yates County Wig says:
THE Newsboy best book for the vouns-the best
book for the middle agedhe best book for the od-the
best book Tor ail-because arouses the best
the human heart"
The New York Daily Tins says:
The Newsboy is good book. Its moral is wholesome
Its lesson is goodn
The Vermont Gazette saws:
Its heroes and herOnes drawn in so true and life
memories
The Philadelphia Saturday Mail says:
II has all the merits of the Lanpighter and is from
the first page TO the last, intensely interesting"
The New York Tribune says:
The tone OF the in its moral bearings is pure
and excellent
The New York Democrat says:
1t has paihos and reality of hope and fear low anL
sorrow, rarely met with in the world of romance"
The Philadelphia Anerican Courier says:
1t is tul of brilliant and original Illustrations rs
actually TO dazzle and confound the Judgment"
The New York Home Journal says:
I'VE would commend il for the practical esrneS, Chris
tan spirit in which its lessons are inculcated1
The u S. Journal says
The Newsboy is bound his way to immortality will,
and Cooper.
The New York Journal Of Co,,y,,ye, saws.
II has freshness and variety and interest rarely
TO be found IN any local domestic drama OF the present
The Chicago Tribune SAYS:
"lts book to read more than once think over to
dream over, to lay TO your heart
The Providence Journal SAYS:
Appealing as 1t does 10 the finest sensibities OF our
nature u Will do good and should be widely read"
The New York Christian Tpteligenoer SAYS:
There Is much more truth than fiction in tins powerfully
drawn narrntiye."
The Philadelphia Saturday Ere,ling Post says
romance of much inieresi-one Of those books that
Will not be Land aside after II is taken up"
The Boston EreniHg Gazette says:
1T IS, par excellence the natural novel we have
perused"
The Boston True Flag says
This powerfully -writen novel is creating a marked
sensalion.r
The Boston Bee SAYS:
. II Is "A hIstory-a biography-and Yet novel"
The Troy Budget says:
We are involunarily reminded OF the touching word
painting OF Dickens"
The Tine american says:
The midnight lamp burned TO the socket before we
could lay it down.
The Cincinnati Christian Herald SAYS:
We are tempted to class the Newsboy with such crea-
IONS as Professor Wilson's Holy Child and Mrs.
Stoves Eva
The Philadelphia DAILY Neirs says:
:" Ii is wonderful production-rcplete with wit and
pathos humOr and sentiment"
The New York EreI'iHg Post says
IL has plot full OF stirring incidents extraordinary
adventure, and exquisite conceptions of character
The New York Life illustrated SAYS:
more remarkable work of fiction has not appea red
IN tins country since Uncle Tom'"
The NeNvsboy is elegantly got up with Illustrations and
makes large limo, OF $50 pages. SI25
J. c. DERBY, Publisher,
No. Il9 Nassau ST, New York
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