New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30
THE w-YORK WEEKLY.

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dTt y PRRScs SMITH Psi.a f' E NM NV
YoRK' WEEKLY, entitled MAGGIE, THE CHILD OF
nance II Livery Day Life
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N .de ftom Human Lie. r.ver,es,
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ta-tizs lessons Z, Te:lYne.h-
hovirs bow the orrh.n nourre,h,
T reInelirg under crisl sc)urg.s,
cad its lessons, o ye lind ones-
ewhose Life 20 love in urges,
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a.ur1's images VIVID
eschns Truth, 90 Of. neglected!
ii eed its gospel, ye bied once
n;eriDg through your eyebAls Ayid.
y yer rIds IS aark divirirs
w hhsfsy Of heavenly glory.
20! the DARK clouds ~ ,his story
pen s:Ll WITH silver inirs-
r eveA;Jns Of The shining
obnooTs OF HauaL Fly!
w bile the Orphsrs Of ;his ely,
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eeliess, raaderless shifting
l. e. ne read poor Msssie's sorrows
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NOTICES or TIE PRESS.
Fmnei. Smith. new story Of 'M,eer, Cuo
r.g. enmn ed
the sIcosG 0 o PP 'Gsg y POINT en sy bsS
bghy successful on grand ,en ent they conteG They
are blows every Of them, stuck like those Of Dickens
Ry 5.ys oed the prpcf chord in the
Of the and aud admIGve resP:a.e ns' been
put time embody ~ gatessence OF pathos
hrmor snd seIta,lr ara are "TSs IA 20 b ~ ~, \.
op.ning chapters that Mr. Snil ha nceutaed all HE
a.. the lesdips story Of the Jay We may spare lines for
the purpose saying that. independent OF the sorry the MN
and esance in editorials sketches by Maybe Reid Mr.. Waugh
s%s as hS @ PsSy ii d h. We rex
take the lad among what are termed family psPeEs A. .eT
90 mics figure, all the people will have l. before
Tht Sunday Tine. thu. .lude. to Smiths new story:
Mr. smith i' one Of the most roP9'sf writer's tor the
press His pm is sway Teasd Of o TO- OF iSe
iy and power story writer while he draw The Characters OF
his oTy nature and Circumstances make men and w0uen IA
extensive circulation q such stories fs do good"
Those who have reed the previous works Of NJ Smith VIII
be pleased learn that they have the qualification ~
pTusnS another story from his pen The sue. Is one that
car IA. effective hi. hands II gratifying to find
his ability the which God has given hun 20
.lrote the wscngs Of the helpless"
We g in & few extracts from similar notices:
If all writers turned their tsen.s scount as
Francis Smith, there would be lesi compliant OF IN the woks
VI fiction 1880
He Away, vice aud virtue y thsg sss lstT
Impressed with the hdeousnes of sin and the happiness eli up
fight course Il con iuc. always cOner'
Like shi painter he brings the characters before yon IN
lske proportions You almost fancy nat have met them
IL your daily walks"
Romance f. powerful engine for good evil w regret
that j. oisen made the vehicle for disseminating vice
and immortality. With Mr. smith however slch fault eau
be found liz written line that Christian father
would hesitate TO place before his children"
TIE sui ec chosen for this story that cannot tail TO
sken the sympabies Of the people II l. field IN whih
Dickens bic earliest AID .ost buan, sne as writer
That MI Smith viii do it ample Justice will doubt who
IA read his Pre- yious productions. =,
TIE announcement Of this story ~ Frslcis smith,
hss created stir the From what We
sshsr from his should s surprised the pro
preor Of The New York Weekly hs demand bic re.
would .tagser his entet We NOW OF no man
before the public a. story ~. equal to th talented
at moi ne