New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02


gbe object this story show 1p In h true eolo those
human vampires ho prey upon the necestaus and emil
srsa,s Of both seses upon The heroine Of
the story nobe.ouel ard pare bat unfortunate orphan girl
who by leave her hoze In Europe and
this country. Upon sving here che fsls Into the
clutches Of suew ruen alluded to- and her suHeng and
bAroU escapes from fate than death graphically
sisbed by the suho In tho Of the story the reader
Introduced both the miserable howell Of poverty and int the
nanson of luxury and wealth and clear insight IL had into all
Those who have R-ano, smits previous
informed that he stands without rival this aide the
Atlantic writer Of tina: class OF fiction In which the brightest
well the darkest phases Of human character exhibited
To who have been fortunate enough his pre
ous prodacions woud say read LILLIAN, THE WAN
DERER" without a for peTusa thereof viii amply rpsy
you.
Beside Lillian, the wsndsrer," Tue Nsw.YoR wsEKIY
win contain another instslmen Of Mrs MARY HoIsEss
MARIAN GREY,
And the last chapters Of that interesting story
THE WEST POINT CADET.
The NEW-YORR WEEKLY viii also contain the following
SKETCHES:
TAKEN UPON TRIAL.
HELEN FOREST GRAVES
BURIED ALIVE.
sy cHAs. EENRY DAY.
AN EPISODE OF REAL LIFE
by MARY c. VAUGHAN.
THE LAST TABLEAU.
THE OCEAN WEDDING.
ByRoeER sT,RBUcK.
THE coNvICTs DREAM
BywM. HENRY PECK.
MY GRANDNoTHERs STORY,
By ELLA
TIE RETURN.
By ANNA RAYMOND.
LOST FRIENDSHIP.
By FRANK FIELDING.
BywM EARLE BINDER.
THE NETWORK WEEKLY
VII also contain the following
POEMS:I
death AT THE MILL"
rDEATH AT THE MILL"
death AT THE HILLu
death AT THE MILF
DEATH AT THE MILF
death AT THE MILL"
death AT THE MILL"
DEATH AT THE MILL"
death AT THE MILL"
death AT THE MfLLn
ByA ]. H. DUGANNE
FOUNDED on THs LATE DsploRABLS ACCIDENT Al LAW,
RssCB, MissLcHUtRrTG
We hsve no hesitation In saying that this Of the 6neh
things in the language submey eloquent and full Of that
refinement Of psbo which take strong hold upon
common humanity. Nobody read DEATH AT THE
MILL without perceivns In ali s hdeonmes great gulf
which divides labor and csptAwbout feeling that the
Of wood and drawers Of wser entitled 10 little con-
body should read IT,
DREAMING OF THEE.
BY L. AUGUSTUS JONES.
THE ROBIN.
BY JAMES W. MoDERMoTT.
TO THE GODDESS NIGHT.
ByANNIE ,. BIRD.
TO WITHERED FLOWERS
ByJ REDMOND CoNYNoHAM
BALLADS OF THE BIBLEi
BALLADS OF THE BIBLE.
BALLADS OF THE BIBLE.
BALLADS OF THE BIBLE.
BALLADS OF THE BIBLE
BALLADS OF THE BIBLE.
BALLADS OF THE BIBLE.
BALLADS or THE BIBLE.
Subject: THE REBELLION OF KORAN.
ByA j. II. DUeArsl.
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