New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10
T'HE NEW BOOK by the AUTHORIZES OF
IsORAs CHILD"
THE TORCHLIGHT
THROUGH THE WOOD.
By HARRIET A. OLcoTI.
One neat limo. Priee 81 IS.

One neat limo. frce sl % -
Saw The NewYort Mirror Mrs Ocott, who s sad TO be
Re Hon Rgs ehG.s !: 70: qn.IS s.t 70 an. nd
entitled The Tochlsht IhToasA 1e Wood "a Work Ss,S
fal' and we are made bette. By he reading,
make one laugh passages Of sufficient love and psthO' to
SAYS Te Philadelphia Bulletin: It's studies Of humanity AZ.
fresh its incidents eke ard its whole tendency toward
just Of life. 1t in the fullest sense Of toe word
ssys The Portland Advertiser: The merits Of this charming
ss suhoa Of f.e od point on which
been curious The Torchsht is rsaie book az 70 pound
been sTpa,ed IN pstsrsness and effect England chsrsc
ters have oeone am upderdone served TOO rare OF
the happy medium simply bes1se she has kept closely to ns
character g. Aunt Jane wOpde,fay We. SUI,
Mr. ocott doDe that lucky thins-written novel that
Say The Troy Budget: mi. work Of superior ntere,i
lent the gs sum ming " happy and msms,
story !. diveIshed y VARIOUS his ans pstbee
Saw The Sun story enchsn. the sttention
ana true to nature and both elevated and us in m
ecnepioos Of the pufPo.e' Of @ d s S son n Of the
present day. and written in the free and graceful style o.
Saws The Home Journal Her sketches Of character sd
miIsbe and certain tint Of thought a. warm ana sens Is
sunshine, overspreads each page Head IoTchsn' oy ali
Says The Chicago Times. The book contain, m.Dy whole.
some husbands wives parents and chdren and we
conscentiousy recommend it, not only an entertaining
but most instructive novel"
Saws The NewYork Daily Times Mrs Ocott an accom-
plithed New England woman, with whom authorship al &C
cdept her adventure In literature soss Child created
most favorable impression which will be confirmed BY her
Her narrative style idiomstc and fluent her
sharply defined and natural and the incidents are
nt.stug without being improbable But above all other
qualities which Original tsent and the requisite geoius
Tor novel " rng she gives commodity OF good names,
That literature without incDing 70 eroesqueness or
afectaon We have little doubt OF Mrs Ocotts success ID
| this department Of literature"
Saws The Roche American: tale OF every day per,
everyday circumstances but with Characters wen
and accurately with incident finely conceived and
eyoyed-w spirited daoeu and probable and natural plot
and deep fee ing and for
ceences hesitate predict favorable verdict nom
the reading wcrld. Written In pure and graceful style e
this book readers confident that they VIII
fail to discover It's and rare merits"
NewYo Dpstoh: In nice DISCRIMINATION an
dissection character bears unstskable evidence OF me
character OF the authors mind Tue plot Of the
story well wrought up and the action moves consistently
appear naturally though they actual figures OF flesh
blood the IN which they were facts anpr
before eyes The book has had one success Tor Ger
ryt has slreedy become popuar-a good omen Tor the
are. Mira Olco may be considered established - one
0four national lady authors"
In conclusion the Publishers confidently assert that
STORY OF UNFLAGGING INTEREST.
n'eTpesed Of inmitsbe humor, and felcons
eike description Of City and Country Life the whole
ncucaipg moral lesson Of great value recent novel has
surpassed - ~.<... $500. ,,,o.r
DERBY JACKSON, Pubshers
And sale Bookstores everywhere Copies sen. by
mail -paid