New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
THE TRUTH RECOGN NIZED -
Thee rnoirs iniisrufsby the Lad most
Ie of ker e.Hs which we have ever sen"
The Home JournsL
THIRD EpITIOS OF FIVE THOUSAND NOW READY OF
MEMOIRS OF BENNETT AND HIS TIMES.
With fne Medallion PoErR.IT. free eli
WHAT Is NOW SAID.

olEMOlhS VI HENNE1 AMI f1lc
With fne Medallion PoRrRAIT Fnee 81 IS
WHAT Is NOW SAID.
Beyou1 thse REGULAR influences which 4 natural to snppose
viii OF the Of facts and the truth, 1t "a In
teesns how the merits Ct this very entertaining
and work Discovered, esrei snd respected
The ncte.s Of the rres unsvorabe the work many
Of them cha sd with reseutsfion and eoored BY Ei
eon have been extracted from ,ey already From the icde
pendent psu eveywhee Ia recognition Of the principles Of
ecua ccutir 81 in thee emors the following have been
selected at random showing their uniform cArdOr
and justice.
FROM THE INDEPENDENT
Ihe men os Of eunenily successful useful
turs 70 literature ard convey far destruction than
sa n Of lie How po5r Scotch boy b. Industry aud hrew
5e iS ss ,se T sS NJ
h' Was nsS well ns,s a. al 10 S' % % volume
uih ii tool life Of senn.u shosd BE- history Of
our owI the and thnss hat hsve 6sursd 10
them. autobiography; the Of Il 9p4r,d
ard derendent end evil emily the projection Of ripe
.choa boiosshy eGLssfsitt with hi. topics aud M ed with
interesting Attractive forn rhilaaeiPhit Wy item
aud OF eli the memoirs thst have recently flooded ~.
market punounce these as indputshy the best The
Of thirty five years, Of the progress Of local political and
have condensed text book OF reference and 90 student OF
hi.ioy .hould be without it, Rock Island Republican
While the volume before ba. many fa1ls it s not
wihes tell told easily pesssnty He never descends
abuse, INDUCES eNtr~Vhxhnt
sSeitieu to the personal memoirs o Mr. Bennett with which
the worh chiefly occupied Of the ortant national
which have snsped during the past th ave years
ave touched upon very interesting and the volume
viii amply repay intelligent American tr careful perusa
Buffalo Daily Republic.
The subject OF these memoirs is the femarsa
BE vns and the history OF fsF men living OF deaa -
Intimately nterwoven with the political and general history Of
this country been for the last lie Is an
taing chs acer, and bis history al Interesting ooos
well written extremely entertaining and instructive wthN
tSt Louis Evening News.
The subject ofthese Meuors' ~hoe career has been
him sno hi. acts with K i'm artaty the of the author
bug nothing and 10 set down bsueht N malice
This wok we have doubt wi b. extensively read and
pro. ction will be accomplished" snsu gbursh Gazette
His life full Of Instructive Lessons aud arting ugges.
End the reader this account may derive oeneht ad
profit hon the peusa Of the volume IL l. credaoy soften
mn hv The rublshersr THE Peunsy
Il Is book that the people will like resdwth fash
rtinuo can't bu rch with genuine Interests above all Il
capital" Frank Leslie's Ladies' Gazette
Ths work much Interest the reader and
sves remarkable Of the rise, and
ppgess of that remarkable sheet The New, ork Herald with
the early advanced and present htory OF the proprietor
fret 'di Mr. Bennett IL warm and earnef defense
ofhe Editor Of The Herald written in t)ihe many at
fncs individual aud int nded show lm 10 he ght
hi, public works 1t Is well printed volume OF 500
As history Of the rise Of Journai.m Ia th country
will be found exceedingly interesting aad profitable 70
The biography of course very interesting and will be
eel etly sought tor and read. New London Chronicle
" An interesting and valuable historical work"
"Itsa valuable work ard will command very nsye
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