New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
Read what the Editor Of the Philadelphia Evening Bnesi
says Of !, in that paper edi;oaly March 9th 1852
"THE EARL'S HEIRS"

Read what the Editor Of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
says of st in that paper edoIialy on March 9th 1852
"THE EARL'S HEIRS"
from the pen OF Mrs. Ellen Wood the talented
Lynne" IL ju,t Published by Messrs. I. b. Peter,on
Brothers announced in our advertising columns IL
have copy Of in the proof sheets and cen
,siey predict tlsi will have even greater success than
Petersen having purchased it from the au,hore,, be-
fore publication ~ that country The incidents se hsny
natural and the descriptions vivid and picturesque The
Ees Heirs' viii create Al excitement and an immene ear
tion will be sold The earliest orders WILL OF course be the
trst supplied.
Read what che Editor OF the PhladePhs Inquirer sss Of
j; IN that paper, ediorislly, March 9TH, 1862;
"TIIE EARL'S HEIRS"
The talented 81 hores', Mr' Ellen Wood has Just pre-
% e V of BS o@ed & Everybody s ecoet wat
sensation her former work, East Lynne created We
irS issd 3 Ps,eon Bothe aud are
hdcnt that lite reception by Ihe pubic Will be very attcns
i and plaus6iity the dialogues combine viyoc,y with
nstuslness while the incidents and descriptions are rem
deied With great d,ataac power stamping the WORK
CONCEPTION Of geoias The Mesns Peterson having with
their customary enterprise produced this wort In advance Of
EDITION that car be isded in this country snd sr IN advance
even OF its publication in Europe.
Read Whist Dr. r. Shelton Mackenzie the Literary Editor Of
Forneys Press says Of edoray in tia. peper March
c, 1907:
"THIG FARL'S HEIRS"
Al Of sudden Mrs Henry Wood En-. .h novelist hes
follow the example Of Lord Byron, who woke
IN, aud ot himself famous. Ihi after the pubicsi
Of Chse Harold and Mrs Woods celebrity dates from the
sppearsuce novel called East Lynne which noticed,
ith high cOnuendsoi few months ego. The BOOK got
e.d spoken about Praised and puTchased in FINLAND and
public excitement about 70 hLd tomewhs- subsidized
oat with long and sudaioy c'itque which
without cay surpdse iDneoie-y caused demand
edition completely cces tusi influence
TN. Ms Wood except that she had written numer
Of ion before Bat Lynne good
eettes Ne have ugi the proo sheets OF The
Las Heirs tale oil Domestic Life by tue same writer
ers VI tE city WI. give the world In eH oay, aid must
confess tina any years have not seen much w
Constructive power the want 81 witch constitute
LEADING deicl,ucy nearly Ell modern novelsts
Dickens an Iacx,rGy excepted The ttofy e'eLta
dr.fr chlis well dcyeo ped out TIA pen"
construction constitutes lis greatest merit In last Lynne
disguise her legitimate hspunsl WA evid,ny sgT
.escd by ,oInetEHg similar IN Tue AOn,sfs Daughter. by
Mrs Bs,b bat The Ears Herr the rsa6er l. seainded
nothing has read before The story a. PROV
.ble most OF the new.Psper, oui t-
c element thrown in We couhdeht ,hAi novel
res4ers very large clans, will take tins steF - their bee
natural the reader sharp indeed Suciptie
until cutie close III Let pages II a-''r' Peterson nave
Any els By Ars. WOOD OF by any ooe Csc even n
~ good TINS recommend their early publication, soi
good novels scaIee OF late
Single copies the Ess Herr will he cent at once free o.
posge per mail renting 80 cents to he publisher
In & letter: or NO copies viii be sent for Fl.
Bookseller Newf gents and al Others vii! please send on
their orders what they want o. th. book which
will prove be tie popular publ'bsd :or year.
Address al orders to the publishers,
4 u. JEFFERSON BROTHERS,
No. so Chestnut a., Philadelphia