New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
W-YORK DISPATCH

70, ,w.ek-f which paper has been expressly written Ana
Those who have read the previous Of Mr.
Smith Will read this last production from his PEN In
TIE pre,n work the author portrsys in vivid graphic
the fortunes Of orphan girl who venared to
her oui; home In Massachusetts, and come into the great city Of
20 opptunty 10 earn her livelihood by honest
. In the progress Of the work the reader is carried al
a,. Of ,ocie,yfrom the hsunts Of crinssAned vice to
,s Of asbiousbe hfrom the hove Of sduald
poy.r,s 20 Ii. mansion Of the millionaire The truth
al ls,,be of eh,acer snd the eke aud incidents
h. Ltov around the work indesebsbe interest
which car no, fail make deep impression on every reader
who Fortunate enough peruse It. The story of CARRIE
CAsrLEfON-s poor orphan girl whose crest misfortune it
MA u, be beautiful and friendesscanno fail 70 touch
pathetic chord breast of every reader Whole heart re-
ropa 70 the ca of humanity As the truth of It's revelations
fore. the mind of the reader third Of ndgns
.o and horror will he felt throughout the whole community
The incidents and characters introduced are taken from
life and If some Of the actors ,hould be recognized
,hrouph the vail of fiction thrown around their
the author will have regret for his connection with
the exposure of their crimes He has resolved 10 strip
the mask iou the faces Of the depr.ved hypocrites oil
both sexes who have been too long allowed to carry on
their pearous traffic In human souls in midsso that the
Innocent and may be warned Of the dangers and
pitfalls that them Assuming the saIb OF Business
and "RespectabyD the insdious wes Of these potters
against helpless innocence cannot be till they are felt
Like Bgiunss fash, the demons strike without warning
There scarcely work chop in which females are employed
that lssn
bruised and bleeding hesrts The trials and temptations OF the
berope Of ts story the ordeal Of all who like
her with the fatal gift Of beauty without the pro-
lection wealth aud friends For the honor OF humanity
however glad TO know that while the demon Of crime
stalks boldly through midst the angel Of good is also abroad
watching over guarding the hcpesmen whose strong
arms are ever ready help the oppressed and them
from destruction women whose rutsfal loving heas
and willing cheerfsy stretched forth to aid and
counsel and betrayed Of their own sex How mny
such there let the lis. Of our charitable Institutions aad
the Of good deeds written in the Great Book prepared
for the JUDGMENT Dsy-e But do net wish TO anticipate
the narrative which aude Il will be read BY hnndreds
Of thousands Of and who will come to their own
conclusions The vivid from li the startling incidents
and interesting revelations contained in the story Of CARRIE
CASTLETON WILL predict, create greater sensation in
the reading world than rOa'ed by the most exciting
Romance Wby Because is based truth and the reader
recognize, countepas of the incidents and charaers de-
scrbed in everyday life.
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Exposure the Secret Doings of the Sons Of Malta Dscov
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