Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-06
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The subscriber offers for sale ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND copies of his work, entitled
THE AMERICAN ORATOR"
This book contains nearly two hundred extracts
from the writings of prominent American In the
Appendix will be found the Declaration of Independence
with fac SMILES of the Sgners the Constitution of the
United States; Washingtons Farewell Address; and near
y seven hundred AMI fifty autographs of distinguished
ind ividuals.
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copy of either the following named books may be had
if preferred The American Orator. or an engraving
of 'rhe Angels Whisper" ''The Soldiers Dream" or
t'The Inundati0n."
Life of Washington. Life of franklin
Life of Lafayette. Life of VIM. Penn.
Life of Marion Life of Webster,
Life of jackson. Life of Henry CLAW
Life of Bonaparte. Life Of Cen. Taylor.
Yankee Tea Party Bell of independence
Pilgrims Progress. substance and Shadows
Key to Uncle TOMS Cabin.
Sunshine in Palace and Cottage and twenty other
kinds of books.
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From large number of notices of 'he American Ora
tor" We copy the following:
This is a fine collection of extracts from American
speeches and oatiOns The book worth buying for its
fac SMILES alone. boston Post
This compilation is exceedingly valuable and timely
and provides for want which has long been fe t. The
fac SMILES give permanent yalueto the book Sprng-
feid Republican.
IlS work Is treasure, which should be possessed by
every true American. contains many of the finest pas
sages OF eoquence to which human speech ever gave
teranee. Boston odd FeLloU.
The young orator and student will rejoice the a-
p2arancc of this publication while the literary amateur
VIII place high value upon it as book for reference
lHoigoEe Freeman.
This is really work Of great merit The selections
have been carefully made. The very large collection of
autographs have been selected alrange with
much judicousness and care. South Boston GGzttte
1t combines excellent and we-priuted selection from
the speeches and occasional addresses Of those who have
given tone and character to ourpublic oraoy Boston
Traveller
This is a work of more than ordinary interest We
prophesy that the book will become emJneuy popular
The original and unique feature of this work is the
large collection of fac SMILES of autographs WGUerLy
Magazine.
This is really interesting volume embracing rare
specimens of oratory-specimens worthy to be read
families, and treasured in the memories of children
Hartford Times.
This book has several distinct attractions The extracts
have been selected with much taste and Judgment.
ton Puritan Recorder
A book thoroughly American, being specimens Of the
eoquence Of greatest orators upon subjects of lasting
value, cOmmends itself TO every citizen of the Union.
lWOrceStar Palladium.
The author has been enabled give very ample speci
of the prose eOquence of principal orators and
speakers The selections made with much good taste
boston Transcript.
This is Just the book the age demands. NeLC London
Star.
This is very valuable book TO the student Of elocuon
and the general reader. Boston OliUe Branch.
The selections made with cummendabe discrimina-
on and bear evidence of having been carefully prepared
by the COMP er. Boston Mail
This collection is made with much tact and Judgment.
Boston Journal. deS1y die
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