New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
MISS GILBERT's CAREER.
Dr.. ]. @. HOLLAND.

DR.. j. q. HOLLAND,
Author Of "Titcombs Letters" Gold Fol, " Bitter
Sweet" &c.
vol limo sl Copies sent pos. paid on receipt Of price,
CHAS SCRIBNER, No. ia GRIND st.
Dr. Holnd exhibited great ability In Introducing into his
managing with unusual sD charss'ers e
senisy different and ye. each admirable specimen Of m
hnd-cvtry scing bis part naturally and ell coz otnbutios
the the novel and 10 is value work Of art W"
psibos satire exquisite descriptions OF nature and denesons
of character sterling elevated tone OF moa
beautiful imsgery polished style, keen observation creative
power mastery of the passions and fertility in sussestns
thoughts reader all combine to make the work oae Of
marx power and interest
HE DELINEATES CHARACTER ADMIRABLY.
"Tbe this story take hold Of like living
thinking sctiDg beings sho lave thoi'
M1cury., =,
them ps s"Is Ion on sSs ss.s Herald
Ills when te Character after ch,ctr for particular
exsuipan tht must fee, that -ous handing 70 which
Kind have accorded the OF ce,vs
None Of his characters overdrswn but 81. vivaous
and Kfeh e"-IPOrtsmoath Gazette .,,,
bin,d with besy hun an msnuer constituting
one ,reet thsrm q the work = Hartford Tines.
ton Of fe ehsTsc,sr"SiN Sstas Z Tnbuns. '- AVN " ~
His charac brought by dun inventories Of
qualities but by ielicitous and maxeIy tOuches"-Ch
ago J, urnal
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY OF MISS GILBERT
net s con-
fess that like her Introduced 20 mental phenomeooo IN
into AID wO.nhood To-
ward e end and quite rms away with our hearts before 'ne
Miss Gilbert the heroine q the story s no6les
tas Il h a%p s1s sd sn With @sn for literary
DISTINCTION &c &c",lN N. l. Tribune ..,..,,., ,o q,
gether h the germs OF s=eetest womanhood &c &c-Sos
TIE heroine Miss Fanny Gilbert, oueenly village
suhores drinks deep Of the worlds applause and yet fees
how m ot manly be se2~ad snds to be p,se
isr desirable."-lCsPe Ann Advertiser
EVIDENTLY SOME HAVE FALLEN IN LOVE WITH
'Tbe tIuehesrted Mvy Bamme the blueeyed fectory girl
and country scboolmise essential 70 he pereea,s Of the
career Of more th'n one OF the characters IN 'hs
Companion portrait TO th. of Miss Gilbert have
admirable female character in Mary Hsmmet whose truly
feminine comh sons Of wisdom aud courage amid the everst
tbs sboS Sss own SVoii md y TOune
Quiet Mary Hamne,t with Der msaied mind, and loyal
heart with her friend Fannys Grazing after the great
worlds applause conspsuous Of the two ,
MARY hsmmstt sthe soul of accomplishing love-Utica
Hersld
ARTHUR BLAGUE HAS HIS ADMIKERs.
The which Arthur Bl,ge tie hero r;p,s,s,ed
the se evoted and companion of his invalid brother
are tie mos eXque Of the kind In American nerature-bos
'0 Arthur bagae and hi. fortunes Heis youth of
so much pluck Vitality be crushed
out, nor rpsted out II Bfattleboro Phanix
ani Whc6 int .ch' higher and Pu,s, morr s Atsoi
IoVsr Hs"s-iIls IN 's y Hems % JoSina
Nope Ct bis poIIstars eyince profound conception Of
With the gentsress he unes tie enduranc of
msItyr-s bold. firm masculine nature Is blended with a
est ytae his overowing with all and adectionsts
sympstbies" lE Y. Tribune -
The inmitobLe CHARACTKR. CHEEh" he's already become
a very great fsvozite with the public;
CHEYK" We think the original character introduced
IL double In the novels Of the day. and much ehd
of author Leather Stocking Coofers-N T. lions
Journal. - -
His power especially noticesbs in 'CHEHK His tenn
par his his accuracy OF observation
and his friendly ocious commup cativeness wha
br ush with sdmrable sk This character s incomp,r
blep- Taunton Gazette.
s1ccessfo dehDeations IN this noyelws mast
not overlook immortal CHYgE lie true specimen Of
The better sort wfo sprou out IN every rural district
uncouh costume awkward nsnues aud
dialect Of unedue Quantnes the nobet qualities OF
sCHEBK unmbtaksbe Ee EnSandeT born on the soil
and DIV ed In the wool bogus imitation his speech redoen
of the pGmpkins aud goldfish and well
tbority for vocabulary Of the yernsculsrH Y Tribune