New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-01
THIRTEEN THOUSAND SOLD IN TWO WEEKS OF
MEMOIRS OF BENNETT AND HIS TINES

With kns Medallion PORTRAIT. 4oa PAGES Price 81 Is
Suspicion Afwsy, hsnnts the guilty mind lshak
THE TRUTH RECOGNIZED.
Beyond those peculiar Influences which natural to suppose
will 10 the coDeeament OF facts and the truth /; is IN
teng perceive how the merits Of this entertaining
and instructive work discovered declared and respected
The notices Of the LEGAL press unvobe to the work. many
of them cha sed with misrepresentation and coored BY sp
eion have been extracted from freely sesdy From the nde
pendent press everywhere in recognition OF tie principles Of
criticism contain cd these nernois the following have been
selected at random the 'hOrsnd journals who have given
similar testimony IN
THE EDITORIAL VERDICT.
nourtrsys with apparent ey the life and times OF
Of he mot usss,.a editors OF In sI p.Ht
.uihoI b. per'On.d hi. labor With sTe.. sSi,y He
have Tor yssI.s Tinted st.,s. ssVisw
,I fusome adulson with partisan zeal for psons
iaycn,s ,.s Biss e M, Ms, ,sSI,o
ali are inter, sted" Boston wsverly Magazine.
These me oirs indspusby the best and eomple
of their which have In every respect
believe this work will have large sale The Home Journal
ra. who PeI.On.ly hostile his her0 while Others who
Sp s iss and tact with which Ia. been eOnps
Il viii generally be read with interest ,,,,,
1T chronicles the history Of no ordinary man. and sketches
without partially the rise progress and course Of one OF the
most sn''p'n' and e Evening SIH Mirror
"Ths Memoir, III onsby have many readers. The
Mr. Berne which ths best specimens Of this class
bis meridian is perfect lBoston Evening Transcript
"Mt Prta ih,t The work WI have sale only perhaps
preced,nted by Uncle Toms Cabin"
These Memoir; of this truly s,est man IN the anns Of news
! sfsstS 'h'''p'e n''' U'" '' The Isgs,ss Pit
oe easily pesn lie descend to vulgar abuse,
H'' '-'''s Buffalo Daily Republic
1.-The book is IS life Of Bsnne should b. history
own times AMI things that have figured then
TN pro S CO. ia pe sehoa PS i.depai, City Item
hi traly an Interesting work 1t is samrabIy written
and Of all memoirs that have recently flooded book
market these ndspn,sb the best No stu
Interesting character and his history Interesting
book Il well written, extremely snertsinps and Instructive
The page. treat him snd his WITH sd ipnrialiy
down nausht IL malice Tbs work, have no doubt viii be
ard the reader may derive benefit and profit the
us'' Is sO vi T bs the people will ike to readwh l flash
wrns-no but rich will genuine interests above ALL is
courteous and sn'"an F9 , RGai IN fO St. G Sse
This work of much interest to the general reader II
snended to show him in the sht Of oTn public woIs'
"who the writer swe know not but he has executed his
task very pasingy He is ful and very entertaining
| We heartily CONNIE nd II 10 wors to the pulls"
This history Of the times valuable and interesting one
I. more instructive and far ra're interesting thai either
Eyeybody viii be- Ike ourseIG anxious to the
Of
| will be universally read" [Captal City Fact
at teaches that however circumstances may work against
success stesdy battle will conquer The volume will be real
| with interest" Detroit Advertiser.
"The vopme i, ouly impartial biography Of Mr.. Ben
nett but forms til history Of the ppod during whi;h
| he has been In active iife.' Y. T. Sunday Atlas.
These memoirs ull find numerous readers every
| condition OF society" Ontario Messenger.
The will bs rbuse the s1bect abused end yet
will he read Just The Herald resd We have read Il,
have nion Gift The reopew WI read L. snd entertain
| thei's." milwaukee Daily American
Ii an nte resting betk and will be extensively read Is
| issued in handsome siyle" Newport Daily News.
"As history the rise of journalism in this country II viii
be found exceeding Interesting and profitable to be read"
[Charls stOn Standard.
"Tbe biography IL of very nteretng aud will be
eagerly sought nd read New-I.ondoI Chronicle.
An iltere sting and valuable historic work"
louisville Independent.
"nb valuable work and will commsud very e1tensi,s
cIcul stion." Troy Daily Times.
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