New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22
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Through Il OF Gcc, % b, able 20 convey s'e''
roorL n s snd At saG tine TO snuse instruct ais
inbue mind v TIA VI Which t has been the authors
r. viih)ut TIE dsrs berg AZ a.! sensible OF 'he
influences ougt lin, the vsy highest tfaniA
fgeuus Srch l. tie IN she WORK before u.s. ttreas inc
subj ct th ush OF one IN sensible md practical
han have known done b. o.e AID - ile4
ess- 10 hat DO be reading story, but behos
lvirc CD sud passing In panorama
before sye elevated, he rlo efevc, and filed NJ
nssey The moral iessns iuculcsted IN 1t ere
.ueh to give Il claim the fsvOrof ell the good The
characters drown with close eye 10 NATURE AID markell
end distinct in their dereaps The scenery OF the picture,
its lights shsd,s life. We could essiy selest
grouTs worthy the attention of psuter perfect specimens
The in OF the early chapters is perfect
gem The heroine Kate, is model Of al thai is lows
bic IN wcnsn combined with 6rmness purpose and rec:de
Ct character bsnsL cherished FROM
her when oGnd pursuing he path thst leads TO desrc-
ten erd from ch voice Of the loved charm she
sweety unable 70 drsw him. Charles too toe
eninG fallen but still, noble youth striking character
think the book marks the advent o; the fields Of
Lxeture who destined only don IT, but alec T. be
the M of doing auch good with her ready pen.
authorizes is the dau ghcr Of the celebrated Dr. Bow
ling ladeh himself author Of small celebrity
CONTENTS.
An Uuve.ccue Visitor. Poor Clersnce!
Guardians Too Late.
Early Dreaming. Haste T. Ao wedding-
The E,hing PARTY. The Ranbe
Millionaire and Besssy. A New Phase Of Temptation.
The Fedgng. Aud YET Another.
Music and Mntk. Days Work.
Father Bersoi. Wages At Evening
Aunt Riddv's Vi.it Time Fas.
&C GOD Time The E.ection.
Pledge. The H9ar OF Triumph.
pecuii., p.,i,ii,e Grave ofAnibtion.
The r,t E,ror Milling The Eatted Cali
The Fac OF a Mar. Fruits OF Discipline
,Vto Ouch, IN he U,usad. MoraiBg Breaking.
Ioo.iur Through One. OVID Discoveries Departure.
CLASSES Retnbation.
4 TeafofIife The Outc-sts Burial.
Our of the Snare Melody.
Successful Debut.
We have only space make few short extracts from the
tended and highly complimentary notices Of the Press
FROM THF REPUBLICAN,, BALTIMORE MD.
This is thrilling story told IN cbastc and beautiful Ian
ssge which be read with proft as well as pleasure
II oil tale. of heoI were OF M chSassI .s nsn oe
Kate Weston if sha through 80 many editions AZ
aJ Tho hear viii be soened and the evil passions modified
by ts rernsa and the will rise om It's pages with more
kindly 'eei Fko ,sT TIE 81 H&RTFoRp coURANr
I'VE like dis work Il IS well written '3s y narrative d ia
the excellent moral Lessons Of Les asc'p'ne
YR0M Tfif CHRISTIAN INTELLIGENCE Newyork;
The book worthy Of compensation Tor ' safeial ana
pleans STYLE its well judged discrimination OF character
r the ssy foy and urequenes s descriptive parts FOX
the prgness narrative, and TOR the hSeness OF It's aim
ont tine pety aud this look upon Of It's
nendhe features The Is gracefully dedicated 20 the
Rev Dr. Bowling Of Phadeha the father OF the authoTess
and deserves wide circulation -
FROM THE TRIBUNE, DETROIT MICH
Kate Weston fer above the average OF modern American
| novels both IN style and ability - $500.
FROM THE EGIs WORCESTER, MASS.
story Kate Weston has real merit than crowd
baker of its relatives in the family OF modern
literature" - -. .,,,,
FROM THE sun, PHILADELPHIA.
We this delightful book cordially TO the pub
great H. trnent Of good, aud many, very many OF our
citizens will The eagerly from the fact that ITO
RACES are dedicated John Bowling, d. D., whose
rye have been dew whose smiles the sunshine OF each
bud of each germ high resolves by daughters
loyh heat" DE WITT DAtENfohr,