New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16
GRACE GREENWOOD's NEW VOLUME %
W STORIES JUST PUBLISHED:
A FOREST TRAGE Y,

By GRACE GREENWOOD.
Author of Greenwood Leaves" HsPs and MSisp', &c
In one handsome Volume, l6no Cloth binding Price 81
This volume published style uniform with that Of the
,boTs rreyous works and is gracefully dedicated Mary
Hewitt tribute Of Admrstion esteem, aud faithful re-
TasssS The Minister Choice St Pierre the s6lder Aes
ryst and the Child Seer all OF which we have READ win
nyse hat lie simple announcement Of work from her
hand itself 10 excite the anticipation OF the pub
lie and feel that no commentator OF ours thouga
cheerfuy and heartily given necessary TO insure nus new
volume STu 10 n.. without eIpessng the sratif we
have derived the OF stories 50 ingenious plot 80
ch in shment and bOunteous in lessons OF goodness
o1p literature Boston Transcript.
hold word in the popular literature OF country aud our day
OF the intellectual are not called upon TO say much
49, decisiyelv individual All true indi
yidusv honestly social aud also in Grace GreenwoOds
writings nothing sectional aud nothing sectaran She one
of the spiritual products the soil which has of late given
Evidence of spiritual fertility promises he the
least healthy she is not the least choice 'mOpB s.
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when a work has already for elf widely extended
rsled on 10 sneak of its merits himself something
the OF clergyman who has been requested by
b astopsbment thst the little girl is dashns belle who hiss
debut ng sybe' in the world All thai is left
for Us to ssy,of ~ 49,, ,
after deues Of Asttey and homage which she has received
from the entire fraternity Of the quill is that she nearly
deserves IT,"
T'HUS says The Philadelphia Evening Bulle-
Il tin Of
IS O r AS & II 1 l. d,
The and popular Romance,
By Mrs. HAKRIErT A. oLcoTr.
The Sixth Edition is just ready.
From many reviews, quote the following;
As story 'soras Child noticeable for great dramatic
rover force and consistency OF CHARACTERIZATION which
female novests have exhibited Its lesson.
not obtEusvey stated but they are snsus just and
iusp Home Journal.
With plo; Of than ordinary complication almost in
yOlying the fortunes distinct OF this story
maintains the individuality Of its characters with admirable
thus Swakens and interest In what
would be protrscted narrative
As examples the writer's skill in graphic narrative
refer the Of Claendons and Coas perous sleigh
rae and Of the Of Flora from drowning which must be
regarded excellent pieces Of descriptive eomIosioa
The deineatons Of character and cratic and at
tracve The cooque natural and always elevated and
Of nature with which stounds for the purity and wonany
u'''"'' - lWashington National Era
literary work this book pronounced by competent
s u, he surero 20 any novel that has been publ dur
ps the present wear and will without doubt gain for tue AZ
thor second among the large bac OF brilliant
winters " 10 have appeared before the American public
'' Boston Courier
~, aSyi.e our isdy population especially the unmarried
roon) become possessed Of the book ana us eon'eHs
nstsnter"
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