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THE LOST HEIRESS,
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THE MISSING BRIDE,
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WIFE'S VICTORY,
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CURSE OF CLIFTON,
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DISCARDED DAUGHTER,
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The Lost Heiress, is a matter of great interest to all that love to read and admire pure and chaste American works. It is a new work of unusual power and thrilling interest. The scene is laid in one of the southern States, and the story gives a picture of the manners and customs of the planting gentry, in an age not far removed backward from the present. The characters are drawn with a strong hand, and the book abounds with scenes of intense interest, the whole plot being wrought out with much power and effect; and no one, we are confident, can read it without acknowledging that it possesses more than ordinary merit. The author is a writer of remarkable genius and originality--manifesting wonderful power in the vivid depicting of character, and in her glowing descriptions of scenery. Hagar, the heroine of the
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Deserted Wife, is a magnificent being, while Raymond, Gusty, and Mr. Withers, are not merely names, but existences--they live and move before us, each acting in accordance with his peculiar nature. The purpose of the author, professedly, is to teach the lesson,