The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14
PROMINENT cHARAcrERIsrlcs.

I-THrr AXE IN,rEUCrIvE.
A. rTrcly i er9ry works, ths.s hi;t,rs.i
read like genuine histories. =, catholic World
They ar correct descrip ions Of tie coun-
tries and the people d' scribcd." Herald
Ii.--rnEr AKE EMBARRASSING.
we regard these books assamons the besr
Held Republican.
The reader i, At once fascinated ana heia
Spel-bound unul the volume i coInpletSd'--
There IL no dull chapter in it".U,ica Herald
{ lIl.-rHEY ARE MIRRORS OF THE ZINES.
/ =. M one can lcrnssG, them withou, ,concedins
the authors great skill IN gr'spinR and del neat.
/ ing the character which !surc conspicuou.iy ia.
! THE study which enables the author to de-
/ lincHc SO accurately thc emotions AMI iucdn.
/ iivrs tuaction whci moved men ana women OF
"a past age must 4" rius" and uutirug, and Louisa
| MuhIbacn shows IN al ol hrr works perfection
! which clgr- tiIv reader u.tu th, very presence
otthe characters represented. ->yracj,st Journs!
lN.-ruET ARE Historically GuRKECg
in;Gric'..y correct and "s gn' ygtaiu!rg b.
PruN ldcncr HeIuld
49,, Louisa Mo!IHagn mus! A,.,c ,arrialy and
Tine ami countries pi WAirn sh" writes, and ,ry
u-k Is I"uc we'll and .n"c.,yri, w orce-ieI
"No Historical Novelist nas lano.cd 70 falrA.
.'lH 10 m"luer colnpio p!yt"a" "l pHst tlp-s
Hud events. '-lN Ncp ti'luld.
V.--THEI ARr ORIGINAL,
1T ias "grrc1Dy surprised leaden 70 1ni.
E,H Ni,,tI @ ".th nh"A ,nhhlIG .E, Ern!us ana
s,-scs iuu.Io Ledger
- "tHrN 'urc'tdll!s novel adds to Mrs, Mundts
repMlaAm us writer H' historic Icsiou, n
VI-Tnrr ARE yulL ov INAGIHArloH.
"~h" Is 10, "tiy tne skim joiner, but \ neat.
W "ili"r" l,-rldon any ntrtin.ug sftcr eject. tus
~ Ia really wonderful how Madame Mnhat
% manages to sustain and Increase tbs interest IA
J, "Th, wori-Iu,utng oi the althoress is much
mor" effect 4vr iHu the hes. cf!prtn uf thu sngrs,
yer -!llin l!s state leSistsr.
NiI--rHEY CoNrlIs ANECuoTE- oB CouArs
scottish hnlory oGeryd no fresher and rnpr.
~ TumHnl.r material To the mugiC work ing hand
.-iT Walter scott han ,le ma. in III. snnas "
"ihsfC % are NOT 10 na ioana ii,H any Where in h.
man annals, unused, such magnificent such su
cnronicles OF The Pru.s,sn ami Austrian courts
ni thy l>th c'niniy. ~ lnylr drtss, their isan
are almost rs much separated from rs us II they
. hat lived one thousand yturs ago Observer.
- NIlI.--1ITY TnL ABsuT EsrEBuys, KING
h. AHp QvEESs.
We learn from her not hos Frederick VIII.
liam and trslerlcK the q eAl Joseph the secopd
Cutharin. walked and talked ia iholr grand soic,
hut how they posdcros thcir hair Air,sd, And
The choice OF her >ubiesls cshibl,s her ssI..
Iosrpnth thr second, ior example, and upon ias
- background OF facts which The chronicles oi the
p' prll"i> Hnurd, she hhroiders the bright and
r., suhi"lr c".9ih me iight ana ~tde 81 htI nclen
- Eagle.
IN,-THE SrNLH IL ISrERtsrINo.
- The style Of this wrifcr for purity perspi
Snily, nma T"gnnre' is s"mrllins sIsally 70 b
nrrisms, and tricks ut CNrrA klud.' The AIgu.
The tHnelallunN do justice to the vivid, nj
quaint style ui IA" original ana the tory 10 iul
ul movement and crowded with lnatructlye an
entertaining incident "--ihe Chicago Posi-.
The interest NJ the book does not depen
upon lis characters nor is incidents, nor vet oi
It's charming style, but in its general harIsony .
rs composition, bay Book,
-EVERNBOpY l. READING THAN.
our people seem to have stopped Ieadih
French Novels, and English works are cumpIa 4
eu a. as dull' huhlbach precisely supplies IL
"IhV novels of Clara MundL me beins re-
49, by every one '-Iimes.
"MuhlhnChh noSels have = world vide rel
utatuH, ana are read with aydity, as fast as
sued nom the press springfield Republica
, ,4ihtN Ms Nlnnins WIDE snd deserved Dol
ularty IN this country state journal,
Either OF the Novels sent free bv msu 20 a,
address ON receipt st nriee.
Jan. kt<-u,