New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-26
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Beautifully illustrated with Eight Ensravinss, By ". orr
Price 81 Is.
Through the medium of fiction be able 70 eAi
truths and the time TO amuse instruct and
Undue with lessons which has been the authors
part without the readers being al all sensible Of the
influences brought 70 bear him the very highest triumph
Such the in the woEk before threats the
subject though novel one in sensible and practical
have known done before and 80 inter
es Us that do be reading story but beholdng
living characters and passing it were in panorama
before us The STYLE elevated the plot effective and filed
IN mastery The moral Lessons incuIeated in il
such ss to give claim the favor Of all the good The
Characters drawn with close eye nature aud marked
and distinct in their deiuesons The scenery the picture
lis lights and shades 70 life. We could easily seec
grouJs worthy the attention Of painter perfect specimens
The loyescene IL OF the early chapters is rerfec
gem. he heroine Kate model Of al that il Iowa
bic combined with fnness Of purpose and
Of character sufficient Danish the cherished from
her heart when found pursuing the path that leads 20 desc
and which the voice Of the loved charm he
ever sweety, unable draw him. Charles too the
errDg fallen but still noble youth, is striking character
We think the book marks the advent Of one in the fds Of
Literature who destined only sdorn IT, but also TO be
the Of doing much good with her ready pen.
The fair Auihoress is the daughter Of the celebrated Dr.
Bowling Ct Pi sdepha himself author Of small celebrity.
We have only space make few short extracts from the
tended and highly ompliineutary notices Of the Press
FROM THE REPUBLICAN. BALTIMORE, ND.
guege, which be read with profit az well as pleasure
If all tales of fiction Of this character they might be
admitted fresdes without fear Of evil consequences
Kate Weston II shall through many editions a.
TsIny Fer stories will leave better impression when
read The heart will be oftened and the evil passions modified
by its peruss and the reader will rise from its pages with
kindly feelings tOwaTd his feow-nan."
FROM THE CHRISTIAN INTELLIGENCER, New-YOrk.
The book worthy Of commentator for ts graceful and
TIeaDg tyle well judged discrimination Of character,
fer the easy flow and pcurequeness Of lie descriptive parts for
sTIgnes Of its narrative and for the Neness OF m aim
II teaches that morality virtue Temperance cannot exist
peiy and this look upon of lie most com
mendabe The book is gracefully dedicated 10 the
Rev Dr. Bowling Of Philadelphia the father Of the suhoress,
end deserves wide circulation"
FROM THE EGIS, WORCESTER. MASS.
As story, Kate Weston has real merit than Is crowd
cd into bakers dozen of s relatives in the family Of moen
literature"
FROM THE sun, PHILADELPHIA.
1--WE commend this delightful book cordially 70 the ru0
lie n.trument of good and many very many Of
citizens will read the eagerly from the fact that s
RACES are dedicated the John Bowling, d. D. whose
PRAYERS the dew whose smiles the sunshine OF each
bud intellect each germ Of high resolves by daughier
ioyh heart" De WITT & DAVENPORT,
Pubishers Nos 100 and l6H Sassgu-st.