New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
,LLUsTRATED PROM DFsiGNS ny THE FOLLOW
TRIBUTES TO THE Tribute BOOK

LARS"
Mr. Goodrch has the wora f'hfaiy and '@c~s'i'1Y
N ths rbutc Book about which there everything 70
praise He prints in B page srta ron OF honor Tie names
Of lhos WHO coutrbu,od 10 different dHecous TO organize
funds snd tho directed tbr distribu'or and with tb LET,
Wheh rras only na par. o. the history Of the different
ssn.ry aud other fair, he has iutcwo,tn OF
Interest ue and incident wsch shows cunou,y
how gins and peeulia-ly American a.. the manner in
which the seventy millions raised how al slle rich
and poor, high and humble. took par; u The work how
ihorO sby and entirely engaged he hearts 81 people
snd enlisted their ingenuity. Ycrk Evening Post
ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT"
TIE could hardly psssed away without the coec
on eud publication OF s1ch volume Of annals She
shove bu, quite that could have An,ci
ysedthe sppea of work ou,ey magnificent tho
shove The press Of Derby Miller We know Of
such perfect specen Of tho ar Of book.manf yet rro
daeed 10y American artists ard csln.Eon PhAslelphis
Evening Bulletin.
"wELL CALCULATED TO ATTRACT ATTENTION
work ts Is well calculated attract public attention,
Shther consider its subject the which that
.tect hes been treated by sutbcr artists end publishers
We ,hink It bat tbs truth to ssy that Mr Good
cb has omitted nothing that cond be expected boob of
ts Kind and that al parties v be satisfied with the shosry
spirit with which lie discharged his alduous
b4t pleasing duties
A. specimen Of book king this Tribute Book dohe,
f.,ery does competition The soberest expecting
appearance IS Al that need De said that that iar
exceeds al other publications oithe day
All WHO have been engaged in getting have worked
hsronousy together and tie effect o' their labor, the
presentation Of perfect The public will apprecia,e
their successful sboTs and reward thefn Boston Daily
Traveller.
THE LITERARY ORNAMENT OF EVERY LOYAL
FIREsIDE.n
Another Of tie wonders Of the hss ju made m appear
sIce.
Awe watched the increasing Of different contribu
ons country in tbe ste struggle nothng
sprrg the thousand devices the people who could
fight 10 hlp those who did and who
raed fo e, aud .o the isaes Of the soldiers
nJ sailors ~ho zen ioE te conutry. These uoed
among their members every Class and condition.
Aswsl 10 honor tie aud who lAbored o ge,
this together IL. Of the contribution,
them.eve and n1strse curious and costly eJpedicn,s
inventions edifces, specehe poerS &c. employed in mis-,
.ion extended and dif.neresed M GEORGE JoSTs
n tie propreors OF The NeS- Fo,k Time projected work
which before in the shape Of gnihcen volume
$40 pages, called Tie Tribute Book 1t viii lead the
market become he literary ornament Of every loyal ire
side Phisdeph Press.
THAT BOOK IN MANY EYES DOTH SHARE THE
GLORY
This splendid record OF wha, done by th. country
Through the Sanitary and other Commissions to alleviate the
suffering. tie soldiers The Tribute Book h perfectly
beautiful volume It's ,h mounting is in harmony with it,
glorious theme ard recalls the great bads pleasant rhyo
Tia, book in sny eyes doth share tie glory
That 10 gold Jap. shuts in the golden story"
fNewYork Herald.
WONDERFUL STORY BEAUTY AND REAL
SPLENDOR.'
Tie wonderful story set forth in very
ner. Mr. Goodrich has made public the far, that Mr..
GEORGE JoyEs advanced The 600 required for tie compe
tou the work. and that Of this sum- $1,000 devoted
the illustrations alone We do Teeau any volume
f...f
spendor Of mechanics. execution in the interest which
attaches its contents viii compare with this Boston
Daily journal
IT WILL FORM MAGNIFICENT GIFT"
B4t lively panoramic view il given Of picturesque scenes
stirring incidents and personal advures growing Of the
pf e Of tho diversified with Abundance Of piquant
anecdotes and spirited usrntves saordDg highly attractive
record Of the memorable which have given new
shape and solorns to American histoTy.
IN point O. external en5esniaent and mechanical o1oco
tion Is vel in the and skin Of IT, editorial super
vision, the volume Is ered to the American presslNew
York Tribune.
"GIVE PROMINENCE TO GLORIOUS FACTS
II sommemoIste the nOtlest features Of grea: struggle
~aged ior noble ccusei it treats points only touched by
general writer's gives prominence glorious facts half
Aidden and will be permanently rr,ed every drawing
table where il may bo dd-lPhiladelphis North
American.
a NOBLE ROLL OF HONOR
The editor prints in these pages noble Ion Of honor-he
Of many thousands who contributed the sum
w. have mentioned joined with which IA most crectable
roll of artistic ability Boston Commonwealth.
a TRIBUTE TO AMERICAN GENEROSITY"
We were Jgt about lamen.ing that had coter
portneouAy been empoyedin in collecting materials to trans
nai io poAery. When in the future record would BE-
"ren would though mercantile speculation iu
h1eneed such heroic devoon but when drawn the
'poi the picture could but be tinted with the mellow rays
o. 'efaerhce and love Of country. As testimonial for the
i'9ie has been erceed in the history Of literature
-lrhiladephia Evening Telegraph.
"ARARE AND WONDERFUL RECORD"
rare and wonderful record il It Of hope, and trust aud
industry working 70 promote to the end believed in faith an
sns ssinmsni Of which for moment varied in any
hss that received the the Right and fel,
s' rT'Sidenee working through busy fingers aud
w ihfs IN the accomplishment Of it. desiguf Boston
Saturday Csze,t.
MOST DESIRABLE TO OWN AND PRIZE"
'h fn'rksble book this record Of unidcence and self
he unquestonaoiy Of the most produc-
"'' ever b'ued In ds coun1y.- Boston Transcript
lAE TRIBUTE BOOK contains Nv. hundred aud twenty !
''' royal octave printed On fns tinted paper, and lu.
4'a y one hundred aud fifty enusvinga It bound IN
'''! morocco sl edges sides ~ the best siyo Of
"'riHsr,h.p
'''s'i aso.sa lie Reasonable price cf twenty dolsrs
~" JLEtY MILLER, Pubi,heu
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