Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-02

Lzerunzs O. LOLA NorEz, tc9aatss Lauasfsid3 inou
ing her Artohesrlhy. AeF Kors. Rudl a Carleton.
We havn here tho ChaFsstos Courier one OF m NOS
readable Of the reabe books that have been issued from the
press Of the enterprng publishers RuDB CARLETON
may Be the number magnitude Is faults beaiss
it cannot be candsmaed fof the dule hat Is nowhere in is
pages. It is gomans book rather the work Of
sacdlne as the mind and genius ana ce Of It's autaoTErittsb
in psin, unmisae English esa strong and nervous and a.
ways rghtorgard sae pGt fhe autobiography will
INT new color, and perhaps truthful upon tbs char
s add talents and Of the famous LOIA NosTEz, It
5 than euuai justice, mot very justice ureJ
sf she bould have the benstol it. scsrainIy better
70 mpi the brave virtuous rather stormy
-bsr uncommon abilities and aceomplishuenhaf love
ss aud hatred Of everything unfair and sueskng and na5
and vrOng-her knowsage Of politics and Of member u
p0rs good ends, and never FOR unworthy and par
poses.
The following table Of contents Autotiovy Pait T.
Autobiography II; Beautiful Women; GsFan Herone
Of History Comic Aspect Of Love Wits ss women Paris
Ro1nanism.
The romantic lite which besus and adventurous Count
ess has led from childhood, the oas countries she has visit
el ucudng long resdence5 Inda familiar intercourse
she has Of the distinguished personages (prin
s and poents event q III Old World partshe took, at
critical period IN the ol affairs Of Europe qualify her in
an eminent degree interest, and fanste the pebble
he lectures Beautiful Women, Gallanry, and on the
Comic Hstp Of Love- abound in the most spicy anecdotes and
on ed Of careful reflection and research which are
~ surprising Thcse who had the pleasure Of bearing them
Ssre represent the effect they produced being Understandable
an eject striking the highly moral tone which
runs all through them their beauty without detrae
ing from their brillianoe ard art.
interesting of her lectures thu two devoted
her autobiography, which. assured good authority is
every essential respect perfectly reliable more varied and
thrilling personal history was never written"
According this autobiography, LOLA MONTE vas Dor min aS
full wedloc in Limerick Ireland in s4 Her father
Irishman her mother Irshwoman Of Moorsspan descent
by considerable Dgght Oftime. Her real MARIE
DoLoRE ELIZA RosANA the dmnutve fDOLOREs
Soon after her birl she India with her parents
father died when eighteen years age
widow soon after married brother officer Of her departed t
LOLA herself was sent to Europe FOR educaon passed
many years in Scotland England and France. At fourteen she
married Capt JAMES to escape old Indian judge she
had been promised by her mother. After Calcutta
Capt JAMES with somebody else and she finally returned
Europe began the independent life for which she has
been notorious. After appearing dGsse, and making
sensation throughout Germany and Poland among old and
young gentlemen visited Paris, and the friend Of the editor
DRJARRER knew all about duel Of latter with
BEAuvAILoN Thence Bavaria and became best
Friend Of King LOUIS Subsequently she proceeded Switzerland
After various fortunes the United States which
country the honor Of containing her the present writing
The autobiography does bother itself much with Details hut
is strong on the good points great abilities its subject
When one Of the Hebrew told almost incredible
story he backed it up the inquiry, Is it in the
Book Of flasher All need say about the autobiography
question is land is all know it relates nothing
very improper, and is a bright, OF hand production
The work is for sale by ". 7. BERRY & Co.