Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-27
ANOTHER NEW STORY
 BE PRINTED IN THE New York Semi i-Weekly Tribune Sylvan 1T olt's D a ug h t e r. A N@-@7


 By HOLME LEE, Author of "Ka,hic Brande." WE shall commence the publication of the W above new novel in THE NEw-YoRK SEMI ,. WEEKLY TRIBUNE on Tuesday, February g. Those who wish the first part of this extremely in terestng novel should send their subsc pr ons i'm. mediately. THE SEME-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is printed every Tuesday and Friday, on an imperial sheet of eight pages and contains all the importan, Foreign and Domestic news Of the day, varied and copous cor. rsspondence-Hone and Abroad-Reports of the Pro. ceedings of Congress, Legislative Doings, important Agricultural inormation full reports of the Cattle ~ Horse. and general Markets &c We shall, as hther. to. make TIE sEMl-W EEKLv TRIBUNE Literary as we'll as Polcn' and Newspaper. and we are deter mined that it shall remain in the front rank of Family Papers.
 The following extracts from the leading Literary journals of London will give the reader an idea of what is thought of this new novel in Europe.
 "We can say of Sylvan Holt's Daughter what few hctlons would justify US n saying. that believe one can read 1t without becoming wiser and better or present to us such var,ed aspecis if na. ture, in 50 pguant and interesting style, without one word or one idea 10 shock dspease the tive moral feeling. We know of no work superior m the idonac vigor of it's style or in the dellcacv and truth of its ieelng. It is evidently the result of pro- found observation and careful study and could have o and intimate acquaintance with ihe springs aud dves o human conduct in amos, every station of lie. Illustrated News of the World. This is really good novel. The tone s healthy and natural the social lessons incc aed nse- uI and important and the language exceedingly happy and well chosen. ."-[London Literary Gazette. Sylvan Ilol,'s Daughter is fascinating young womah, with whom we recommend our readers to make acquaintance for them elves. l, is well aud sol idly wr'iien. There is nothing slight or superficial The author has evidently wished to do her best, and reading. and which possesses the cardinal virtue of be. ing extremely interesting ."-[London Atheneum.
 ." has body and substance, and is written in tul and goou English. Saturday Review.
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