New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
THOUSAND OF WITH ; r.
daily adding testimony to the wonderful popularity
Of HENRY WARD BEECHERS

THOUSANDS OF WITNESSE )
are daily adding new testimony to the wonderful popularity
of HENRY WARD BEECHERs
STAR PAPERS;
and this ost excellent and fa.cnans volume Is rspidy nnd
ing its into corner Of eoun,r nor IS the de1ni
for likely to diminish until its circulation eoextensve with
the English language.
HEAR THE TESTIMONY!
"srAR PAPERS have taken range wide sweep Of
the writer's great intellect the lme sphere Of his wonder
u 6s They g be read by n who sds ,,1 The .n5C. and
These who have not read papers an untsed
are The oupo1rnss Of .he writer's heart tried and trusted
fienas as Be would think to himseG" Rome sentinel.
Though deep and earnest all he says snd does the
hOI rsnsySd b the psPe1s play Of Wit md
wonderfully fresh and ke:o lChesgo Democratic Press
In this collection Of miscellaneous papers the warke orator
snS lowe I 81 pages a tsns between b.
rsihos aud aesthetic discussion Flashes Of fan suddenly
sase. Of pensive reelection An cir absolute reality pevses
the volume This perhaps Is Its mos. remarkable distinction
knowledge Of her Indeed word PIC
have the effect Of good landscape painting presentn the
enchantnent Of actual though without the aud OF color
Freb and sparkps with country dews and asrant with
country a-hre fever in tkese papercoo and bracng
the spirit, they just the reading for ry
We welcome this book thing Of beauty that shall be
Ne have had the satisfaction Of reading in this book whole
blessed evening snd found osey packed with fresh
and beautiful thoughts pleasant fenees genial humo and h
suggestions drawn from The fountains OF nature than
look we have taken u. Fer many months, p %, -
"when 80 much worthless dns nst,ere aims Place among
literature Is pleasant reet TO meet with staple WORK like
this deriving ehsreets- ond excellence rom the wekpwn
1.-THE TOOK having very sale and every who
find time vi enjoy the luxury of its Perusss.%
The author has impressed himsof personally Gu every
mee enc Of those books which taken up once Their,
viii be s.at deul'y in laying down gu you h,vs b9ed the
when upon The s page of the book bid i sdieu with
urieisnsd Aq IL. psy Adses'e'
They will interest the lover of for Their truthful
ness the gnative Tor their suggestive force aud the
uorsst for the lessons which they everywhere teach"
"Tbe whole book IS enc Of those genial works which appeal
10 tie eetuaes and socaes Of rsture-s comb
ton Of Of and 81 p which
the work before have literary banquet Of which
every one may Partak' with pleasure 'qs pIp 6n
The book sbounds in Of descriptive beauty and dns
1T only necessary the 1bca OF his
work every lover OF flowers trees streams mountains and
pictures viii make haste to read It for hinsstp NJ,
"is lust he volume to take with You into Tho country aud
Re in the do far Haie ofa Summers day and will not be
less delightful those in poPueus city Pent who desire to re
hey desire il Il pleasant rsses' lNewYork Daily Times
There FRESHNESS. and geniaty about them that we IKE
and the inspiration hat breathe in them cannot
'''- - 'N' Buffalo Diily Courier,
sowrs and original descriptions local.
ties teSuu scenery and celebrated works Of art Mr.
0.i papers paper entitled fronting and sr@ rvslns
alone worth ten times The price OF the book we cannot
i !. %Tittsa e'''D'' WIN '4s' ' Vcrcsct E;
ton TO the beautiful IN all its forms than find in these clio.
guent rh'PsCdies of cur unaeea r,.,;n, M,rro
"There is continual charge from grave
to CAV flon lively In brief the book culaed to
". Y. Commercial Advertiser
These pspers biisnt recy snd entertaining, enneny
Characteristic end full Of striking thoughts iersey and
exprtssed IN. I. I'd erver
pstions srd cony e and he indicates q
enjoy ment wbeh mind less fertile in epedients would
I'VE cordially commend hi, volume mbued with all the
fire which bess its author the ardent worship Of his oowers
esrs their ,i.ion We are eocsd too success
far evidently indicates destiny 10 tbs ,e-pect which VIII "a,
pas similar ddstc work since the Vesiiye OF Creaon
1.-THE author Is an enthusiastic lover Of nature in all
moods seldom vivid words give to the paper
which he writes the CLEAN OF his emotions"
"va1ed with the glowing spirit the author and repets
with the elements of popular interest
"The circulation wall BY be limited the ranks Of
those who agree with the author in his heNCscs ysw
"Tee Star Papers in apohsr sense than se one In
TENDED By the author Reading fe5hno G,is .s5
single of his prose- called often contains more ire
frenzy more proofs Of The vision ana the facIty divine man
real service Of work which other writers on taste
apt neglect to show the wide of eoioymens
''~''''' [YewGursh Glssas.
1.-THE ruhor not statistical traveller bat he Wit
tscs the outline the color the tone Of the
object viewed, IL single paragraph
Eluira Daily Republican.
1.-THE most delisitul reading with Ia twelve
month Is cont aimed ia Mr. BE- echer's Star Papers"
Albany Evening Journal.
These papers will become fixed in the constellation 81
literature 1dng their radiance and genial warmth through
out the country" IBinshamt0n Republican
1.-The mechanical portion Of the volume evidence Of the
excellent good the ndeatgsbe New.York publsher
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