New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

constant and repeated order tor new suppes al
-'''- THE BOOK FOR THE SUMNER
Saw. weiInsSn ere: The.e remsrisSs Papers pre-
sent Mr. Beeeher many respects in new light and w give
points eiher o. religion. politics Or social reform they win Be
eagerly reed By all classes Of and every quarter OF
The freshest and most impressive Of the hind that have
written They take you directly the described They
nes Of writer and laugh and CRY with him By Blu,
American soi that Mr. Bseehs. hnts hm'elt ephsneay
scbng her quaint chac,ercs, her noble scenery aud Der
rutiye institutions his sympsthes flow in richer and
4. pen sometimes absolutely wild with excitement He
always deeply earnest but never sooer q evere and hs
scrurie and he INDUCES without restraint vein Of the
heaTies meest humo For the variety ana beauty OF ts
volume genuine originality It's cora sympathy with rural
end lie bni and foebe sxetehes OF Nature Il Is rndoaoed
ly destined wide popularity, and permanent place 10
Says the N,wYork Daily Times: The country descriptions
rsmnd Of Miss Mitfords than sny have YET met
Without they less original chsrsc'edstc and indyd
uazed Than hers The book viii delight every lover OF Ma
uTe truthful eloquent so tsilntnl u rs pcsu,eslae
descriptions thoroughly nbued with though not oyead by
ou into the country and read in the far Sum
mers day, and it will not be less delightful to those IN
rorulous city pen who desire revive their happy recoec
cns rural e aud find what they desire in its pleasant
pages ~, v, nil r. a. s,uL,nr .s :, soss all
matters Of agitation and conoversywih which the author is
90 prominently ideIiiiedwe glad 10 welcome hin on
platform where we would rejoice also TO see may more Of bis
coemporaes II /. In this journal that difference OF
opinion subject Of subjects could bias thought or
We therefore in no degree disposed to
hesitate Of conviction Of the real worth Of
the before and OF the great and unqualified good ITS
circulation il calculated to accomplish"
Saws the York Daily Tribune: In this collection OF s
ceneou papers the wake presented In new s1
The author forward Of contemplation aud sent
men He displays equal passion for nature and love OF art
His finely stense between humor pathos and ehec
dcrson Flashes Of fun suddenly CLEAN from exquisite
descriptions Of scenery Of pensiye rejection
An air Of absolute reality peryades the volume This perhaps
ruot remarkable distinction The author perfectly al
home with nature knowledge of her second nand
He lot only with his eyes, but looks NH
mite v reyereny aud hence his sketches have matter
blended with purely ideal nations which Is
not common with many would be descriptive writer's Indeed
several II have the effect Of good landscape
pointing presenting the enchannen Of an actual scene though
without the aid OF color or perspective"
Says The NewYork Mirror His enthusiastic admiration Of
Shakpee and susceptibility the masterworks Of art VIII
make bin friends hts readers, who may have hh-
erfo him thoroughly mbued with the ascet
OF orthodoxy the glow genns when reflected upon the
painters burn the poets song Bn We have
seldom with contagious spirit OF devotion 10 the
beautiful in than lind in these eloquent rhspso-
dies of our uuaced person There j. genuine human nature IN
III and one touch makes the whole world ku' We
are not at al sulr that Mr. Derby has gee' difficulty with
ali his resources keeping the supply for the STAR PAPERS
within OF apple trees Of the demand" .
J. c. DERBY, Publisher. New-York.
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