New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22
4 GREAT and GOOD BOOK of HUMoR-
"A MRS. PARTlNGTONS LIFE AND StYINGS
No one shoud tuy the box who thinks laugh"
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Rs. PARTINGTON AND TIE
MuPE col my nrINInNS

Henry Ward Beeeher n y. Y Independent.
MRS PARTINGTOS AND Tue PRESS
Pns'G. Cd sr.' her e. sSy s s .asS 'ss "a.
sfsuuligh she has thswn upon the weary waste OF NE
Seasoned with that ou.r and irresistible a5w Of genuine VT,
rhih low, 70 psy rot wound aud spontaneously exciting
qsines.e,cs Of o1srrO~sns and inss sae.,its 'Sh
TO a. who would shake eoSTe6. from ssf brain
these ssyns. q the good dame :. nesisns easy TO
,p mar sho b.. produced book Of synuns hsOr
lived without doing something to ei'i1e mankind Mr. sAas''
How he heavy eishsd Rs5.sEaph ,6Hyeyias vol ans
Of ethics in lines proved the sole spees OF mama IN the
wilderness words with which country editors maze up men
Ter deop.r, VS. oled little when s.t up BY the
printers and falling into p but a. was enee sad so
er,eis the words and gets At the sen we md n
B,.ss, 9. Nj. Pennington Her m'ih proyot,ns savings
All he s.ishtGsl hing. IL ths dsiccble volume
heiE msiuness to the fact that they are Of
IL thoroughly original and full Of fun ess Of meat"
P,rnstouh ne American huuo.zi osnai, genial.
It funny vhsu va,g,rify; nenisnt without
Eueh.sie sentiments it is the very essence OF hamor"
meaning OF the the dainty of
tunor aG satire and pahos. which ses % the OF tho
W. tnsr we should laugh rite GU, in msetin over l. We
h.ve. such humor,-f il rich" Boston Herald.
lit the Of the persons the minds the tastes the habits
and IN. thuts Of series Of ehseters ever shone on
vs. hsmos .Sd PshSs ehsnssG as hue, On s es the
We read the hook with nsnsd delight aud % hou
Her hunoou, savings have for A. last few yesr. excited
SIN enough to make void sunshine lArhas Home Gs
We car the book hose who wish reading
Df would %s b s ssh ind SSol of the size c
.ny wei.59, aud such Tch fund Of hnl2T wi,n 50
& would s Is T Ps Ss5 n An m we
No who can .h real humor will neglect % puI.hs'e
sSu have siyen her an Immortality that viii glitter .ni
. the records OF sn "AereyT w snf snH 1o'
Savs to lay down the volume continually or we should die
Of laughing The work worth d0rsn SGs;oS. u.,,,.
The s :a aeG m esP Mn se Pson s .n
Is one of the benevolent se. Of humanity ard 50 Is any
produces smile place Of Let melancholy
kernel. of wit and humOr in this last beH book mn
The fac, is the writer has wit humor sense
genial humanity and the odd Of the vehicle through which these
exhibited perhaps even adds to their power oyer u.s.
We took the other evening ard though he day had been 80
.syths hs oos ye, Mr. Psrtnstcn r cu.ted our
I'D trsd up The latent good asaTe which We td IN
Her pops At folly as dies ecacious than wen
writer tor the aea Of her satire bites dfsRs5 in than the
IL book for everybody marx Tapley would hsve but
word fer iths word comfortable criticism n Itself Jol
1--WE lave been unable to ay down the
every line. She must have become household oracle IN every
Ills book that will charm away ph and
cherish love OF human kind while exeies hun 18th mer
rim.nt" Boston Com nonwealti
cism lha gives q true relish to them" lAbsny Atlas
Everybody should buy the book who loves genial quiet wit
which never v ounds bat heals where strikes"
independent Democrat.
Now re.de You life pre'erver With wher
ever YOU 20 ,nd here it s" Phladelphs City Item.
A regular Yankee institution is Mrs. Darlington"
lit be true that one grows then who reads
this book VII up though he msy be Of Pharshs lean
kiue'1 Mass Lifeboat.
will hc good keep sort OF family panacee warransd to
q tit OF the blues, however nagihed snd Violent
fSOuth Boston Gazette.
II ersmmed full of her choicest sayings end rings om title
page fnis with her unconscious wit" OneidS Herald
We do know how TO praise the work too much.
Spanking in everp page end paragraph with mingled nsrh
shine half tears" ~. T. Democrat.
original humor this volume than
other that " arlington
Iryings erlockers New ors Cambridge Chronicle
trimming with the pure sentiment t 4ndlest sympa
tiies and the most genial PHILANTHROPY Pathfinder
Ruth Pangton il Christian and patriot such book will
eveywheTebe welcomed like returned exsd9 good and
cess not. Buffalo Express.
Han, the books said rpprecsye examiner whom
handed inspection, buy them but can't
without I and laughing until the irth the
purchase money" IChn,on Courant
TIE volume externally with aud happy hlu.trs
OF the hsndnes for popular cen alton IN
original huor than any publication with which
quaiutsdv Boston rue Flag
THE LIFE AND SAYINGS OF MRS PARTING ron AND
OTHERS OF THE FAMILY, By T. r. She6er, t. ready.
for sale by al Booksellers beautiful llno VOL Jsi
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