The Novels of Mrs. CAROLINE LEE HENTZ will be found, on perusal by all, to be the most exciting and popular works that have ever emanated from the American press. They are written in a charming style, and will elicit through all a thrill of deep and exquisite pleasure. They are works which the oldest and the youngest may alike read with pleasure and profit. They abound with the most beautiful scenic descriptions, and display an intimate acquaintance with all phases of human character--all the characters being exceedingly well drawn. They are delightful books, full of incident, oftentimes bold and startling, and they describe the warm feelings of the Southerner in glowing colors. Indeed, all of Mrs. Hentz's stories aptly describe Southern life, and are highly moral in their application. In this field Mrs. Hentz wields a keen sickle, and harvests a rich and abundant crop. They will be found, in plot, incident, and management, to be superior to any other novels ever issued. In the whole range of elegant moral fiction, there cannot be found anything of more inestimable value, or superior to the charming works of Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, and they are all gems that will well repay a careful perusal. The Publishers feel assured that this series of Novels, by Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, will give entire satisfaction to the whole reading community; that they will encourage good taste and good morals, and while away many leisure hours with great pleasure and profit, and that they will also be recommended to others by all that peruse them. The first volume was issued on November 1st, 1869, and was =LINDA; OR, THE YOUNG PILOT OF THE BELLE CREOLE=. The first volume, "Linda," contains a full and complete Biography of the late Mrs. CAROLINE LEE HENTZ, which has never before been published. The second volume was issued on November 15th, 1869, and was =ROBERT GRAHAM=. A Sequel to "Linda; or, The Young Pilot of the Belle Creole." The third volume was issued on December 1st, 1869, and was =RENA; or, THE SNOW BIRD=. A Tale of Real Life. The fourth volume was issued on December 15th, 1869, and was =MARCUS WARLAND=; or, The Long Moss Spring. These will be followed, _one on the first, and one on the fifteenth of each month, in the following order_, by =EOLINE; or, MAGNOLIA VALE=; or, The Heiress of Glenmore. =ERNEST LINWOOD=; or, The Inner Life of the Author. =THE PLANTER'S NORTHERN BRIDE=; or, Scenes in Mrs. Hentz's Childhood. =HELEN AND ARTHUR=; or, Miss Thusa's Spinning-Wheel. =COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE=; or, The Joys and Sorrows of American Life. =LOVE AFTER MARRIAGE=; and other Stories of the Heart. =THE LOST DAUGHTER=; and other Stories of the Heart. =THE BANISHED SON=; and other Stories of the Heart. This series will no doubt prove to be the most popular series of Novels ever issued in this country, as they are written by one of the most popular Female Novelists that ever lived.