New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
DUBLISHED THIS DAY, Oct. A.
NEW.ENGLAND'S CIIATTLES;
,rr -, nun, ,,opDDssiirpu III DOOR uoUsF
LIFE IN THE NORTHERN POoR-H'

12mo ulufrated. Price = 25.
This ory Of ypgands Chattel presents an interenf
though unexpected nay sad If 1ot Tevo9s Ieiu. e, &
Enssnds society and custom viii 'Ise me esis & w, d
free society there desrsded public human
their bone Aesh q their fe'nen women sna On
the block lowest bidds-who are sep on the poo'
clad in rss many privilege that other men claim and
practice as 'he'f oPfSIoSs lPfSno OF THE PRESS.
I'VE are glad find that somebody 1--WE doni know me
@ snth@s T nSps ~ va Ss institution. whch positive
rse 10 her Let first cast the beam out o our o" eye aud
men s eve we We have more bsn once condemned in pointed
language he barbaous custom prscced By many o our .o"
expected that the hardest most mis-
esbe Hunks in the town will se' the oo OF boarding the town
A. when II Known that they often ID Tor the
p sum @ Of HnS & e9s boa % , Tfsx have f b e f town to work reform
M stain upon New England character the object alihor
We presume will be accomplished IL deserves wide cTcH!a'
~" - lChIistian Secretary Hartford Conn.
We wond why has rot heretofore taken IN hand
me aSy % slpd we are ssd hat
last found pen 20 its wicke1ne and appeal
the awakened convictions Of an intelligent community io
Tho story by which the author develops the evils Of the
wretched admirably conved and wei told and the
book ia destined sensation ana exer, inf ence on
the m bic sentiment, unlike that produced by Uncle Tom II
should be widely read throughout New England,
"Theyresen volume forth these and those char
It s vigorously written with many gram oi ,sIe ana
many thrust az the uncS rigteous ana ne s!h ana an
charitable Starring powerful sndsse presents the paapsi
character than he has usually been regarded;
the ormette 10 direct great distance
on doors ls interest is great and I'M
mediate; and tie evils it exposes need TO he remeded"
Morning journal, Utica y. Y.
well known that in many of the towns in New England
still the practice annually contract with some person Tor
the support Of the Town and that whoever Will 40
for the lowest specified ofmoney gets the JOB In making
estimate the probable cost OF the food,
clothing fuel required and the amount of work to be got
paupes Of them viii be children some
them old and he plss and possibly few but in
temperate To portray the evils OF this practice one OF
the talented New authors has taken mp the
matter the book before drawn picture that lind
many couutepar in New England at the present day We
be the of awakening public sentiment on this
uect and of ameoratins the condition of the New England
poor lDaliy REGISTER Ne" raven tonl
Besides the interest which the book affords IT s calculated
10 do a great in mitigating human woe, and
teaching that poverty misfortune not crime and that
poor Gods poor and that III the course OF ms
Providence they permitted 10 be not to be
despsed h be assisted Of cold water given 20 them
spirit Of holy charity Dsures the divine blessing upon the
piyerr Palladium, New Haven Conn
A. demand for this work will be very large book sellers
are send in their orders early possible
sample copy viii be by mail receipt Of the
price. Address H. DAYTON Publisher =, -
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