New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11
Immense Increased Demand
FOR
THE FAIR LILIAS;
OR
LIFE IN DEATH.

BY PIERCE EGAN, ESQ.
MARBLE Hart THE scARIKT Ft0wER;.
"THE WONDER OF KINGswOoD CHASE" THE
ETc. Reeonmtnced from the beginning in the SUNDAY
MERCURY Of TOMORROW
an shs Wei nigh Sss. evey attempt st even tue
| leviathan lightning presses Of
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
can make supply H. Although the circulation Of that great
weekly well nigh quadrupes the combined issue Of al the
other Sunday newspapers (socsed Of the Metropolis has
second extra edition Of several thousand copies ana no
prospect the ensuing that the wiz have 70 De-
Kept work both night and day to meet the extraordinary CAL
urging them.
THIS UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
fully justified by the splendid display Of all the gin. Of
genius which Mr. EGAN has made in this latest and best pro
BILE much praise without language that
would 10 deemed eItrsvagsnt upon his bran' gen Of
fiction.
IT'S RECEPTION BY THE PUBLIC,
all that has been Hitherto known In the his
tory Of American periodical literature 10 the best answer 70
any who might be inclined doubt Mr.. EGANs power 70
touch the esponsiye chords Of the popular heart since
the nrst chapter OF
THE FAIR LILIAS
wa, pubish.d In the SUNDAY MERCURY, every week
nay every day has brought accession OF eppics9t
I exceeding the T Ss. 'IF' Nb M ckr
les who most enthusiastically admire The Auh9
Every calculation ha been far surpassed BY m. dslz ,e
ary success snd the growth Of the eIeieinen PROMISES
Nor is his demand by sny mean. local confined within
the limits of circuit surrounding the MeuoPo"'
'OD'' FROM EyERY PART or THE COUNTRY!
The call for distant supply begins to iva ,hat Wnloh
more accurately anticipated close at hand aud TIC eids
widess tide gathers redouoed strength VINE nstniA
grahed at his goou, appreciation OF tnei enoE 20 ieo
the public craving Tor genuine literature Inc pop'''o'O4
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
additionally rejoice fact ,ha, they havc been enabled TO
place before the country 50 up!eJssy sceepsps b
piece Of mental power Mr ~ 1s nsres With bs
crownnr favor that grces him ell aes The voice
lushei the OF 20 efuphttc
a reply 70 unjust fault finding The splendid" story OF
THE FAIR LILIAS
combines dramatic power striking with descriptions 80
srsbc paho 40 true 30 tender and real and mastery
dissection Of vehement passion arranged with sboh h.
49,, The Eve of H. ob.eryaut reader rvo;s bis attention ard
wins hi, a Incident character Shn Po' a." %
controlled and interwo'en In one
MAGNIFICENT LIFE PICTURE,
that the most careless mind receives. fresh impulse Of viva
clous sentiment, from it contenp lsion.
THE READER SEEMS TO LIVE AND MOVE
IN THE STORY,
ir. lie roii,ns warm. with excitement, sluiisrs with
~ rr. ana Is hurried along By th, tide Of fee ius Almost
as b. would be BE own happiness aud uine a'e DC
Pe ppIiEFTCT sHfIRE WITH woSpERftrL ART ere
Characteristic q the products VIZ when ie P f IN
h,ye ;ro5d,n TIE ptih Of fiction before bin.
ih'en' Tt M yn1sI'tsT AND PIrREsT MORAL,
ard ly the fsni tesids vel IN TIE literary cbi.et
there md ought to be bu. one NH2l''''a an Ls-tS
-'8l.o--, &c the bsnchceHi AID sciIAi
Sun OF ROMANCE.
TIE FAIR LIL1AS; OF,
LIFE IN DEATH,
"ieA NJ" s & g7MiF i5 ny OF TO Morrow
send IN your orders Df d'sprolnis1 e.. nay 10 ne
rc,l ut'ei you 'pry bright and esy 'oinor'w i'f no
SUNDAY MERCURY.