New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
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TRAVELS IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE WORLD By
Ba, ard Taylor With plates vols limo cloth 10 So half
e@ THE TR lVELs AND POEMS New edition. complete in
vols limo. uniformly bound in CLOTH 49, half CALI +loi
cal 'N''' SEPARATE VOLUMES
VIEWS fooT OR, EUROPE SEEN WITH kS.fsAos AND
newly sterieotyped Throughout limo, cloth, 81 IS
ELDORADOj OR, ADVENTURES n CALiEoRAh AND AsA-
New editin, complete in volume, i9no with ufua-
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y v1ps.. A'i is MIss 81 q s.el' AND SPAIN
%s ON p;ess s 70 Ts.d 2 !esh %hs, SoGe
persdes every pssc-how full Of life and beauty every
There is something delightful fascinating Bsysrd Tsy
los books-hsvns origin chiefly in their fresh unhsckneyed
style. His descriptive powers are rs2ar5sS Die
THE narratives Of no traveller Of modern mes have proved
ntere,ns AID instructive than those Of bayaId
"Fyoute pictures Of Oriental life everywhere eubei,h
the narrative which carries the reader along without the
slightest sense of fatigue or e"HuL' ,,,. II, ON
JOURNEY TO CENTRAL AFRiCAj or, LiFE ASo
LAspscAPEs FROM EGYTT ~ THE NEGRO KINGDOMS OF THE
WHITE NILE. WITH Map and Illustrations by the AuhoF
"f very rarely our good fortune 70 with such de-
shtfu book OF all the freshness reality
and makes long to PACK Pormauteau, put MI Taylor
book IN our pocket and ,a on BY express raa oI ne ana
leave which has compensated many weary hours
in reviewing the commonplace productions Of the day
"Ifit were possible to add anything to the fascination which
would do it," London Daily News.
"A. vivid dellnestOr it would be dfcalt oveTmatch
Mr.. Taylor" Liverpool Standard
He proceeds By the Nubian Desert AID the White Me 20
the populous Kingdom the
shooks-hsyng reached point of Central Africa
which modern explorers have hitherto failed to peneate
London Review
Tresdins the part unhac ground
produced volume fresh and original IL Is brilliant. and
when cleaning from old fields surprises Us by the novelty
Of bis observations and discoveries Yankee Blade
As sw-er Of travels especially be has found his
equal" Buffalo Depoers;y
him. and ms narrative is positive addition to the stock Of
human knowledge.
journey which led him into fresh untrodden fields
lCleveland Paiudealer
There quite equal Of Baysrd Tay
books Of travel Fact under his wonderful pen
VISIT TT" TO INDIA. CHINA ANb JAPAN &. Bayard
Taylor With " ntispece and Vignette engraved steel
Large l2mo., pp, SIS. 81 80.
Bsysrd Taylor s certainly remarkable man. The nose
OF him bis writings and the hear hun the
admire him He is decide lily the American Traveller
We ind useless however search passages of great
length that would afford adequate conception Of The In
struc,Un and delight promised by this WORK FULL az H. OF ad
venture incident and aLeedote woven together II h weoof
description" Charleston Courier.
Commence where you will in this last book OF his and you
will fra yourself Immediately interested and will Ieuctanty
leave the narrative Boston Traveller.
respects the valuable OF the series, for
though less furnished with the poetic and the historical il
tain more Of description and information Concerning scenes and
people comparatively new" ". 4. Indersndent
The surroundng the visions Of india which from
youth has carried In his imagination loses none OF is
epchanfnen ne follows Mr. Taylor through bis yolume
while mysterious China and japan though dsrobed Of the vail
which has surrounded them, inviting 10 Ga lo-y
ever" Isl. Louie Evening News.
mot page of this book but replete with interest,"
but reveals curious fact not but gloss with
some vivid description or humorous epi'ode. c.
G. P PUTNAM Co. No s2l broadway.