The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-09

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F0R SALE AT ALL rnE NEWS OFFICES.
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND COPIES
= hats s' ALREADY SOLD.
WHAT THE PAPERS CAY ABOUT n.
[vrom the Buffalo Daily ErprssaI
THE NEW Yosx LzDoEH-we eonfsss to profound sdmira
ton for Bonner Not 50 much for the business g.
MUS OF the man whose nerve in the expenditure Of capital
made hi name known wherever in this country
paper goes IL rounds wall lifts itself for adorn
ms0. .. the hands Of the poster as for the ndspuabe
good which, whs respng rewards Of honorable enter
prise he managed on the largest element in our
socisty.
BY violent transitions rash reforms quietly, but
surely he has changed the Of literature which is the
only literature Of the TO this 70 ascrDe to
ansie individual power potential than tina. Of
many kings yet very few careful observers win hesitate
to acknowledge the justice Twelve years ago
THE NEW YORK LEDGER vas ono OF / score Of Jour-
nails Of it, class each enjoying moderate circulation
sether sssesns issues enough prove the universally
with which the stories they published devoured
Had Rober. bonner purchased the LEDGER employed
the pens Of frat heralded determine
ton to the literature Of the the paper
probably be to-day struggling existence and propre
tor as unknown those started with him. Reformers
mnst have something upon reforms are not be-
yond the sensations which overcome ord
nary mortals No sudden change alarmed the readers
Of the LEDGER.
That Mr. Bonner purchased concern with any other
view than make financial success may or may not be-
Whatever the motive the the same stop by step
the great feature unendng has been elevated
to its present grade lofty true but still removed by
unreasonable interval from the blooddyed Of
the earlier day. 1t would strange many thousands
allured by typography well engraved Illustrations
above all by the charm which hangs about successful
name did not unconsciousy become interested in Mr.
Beechers story That they win thus be deceived into read
ing novel which they would hardly have gone debe-
ratey at no singular they should BY any
possibility have been educated up to THE LEDGER Of
day from standpoint Of years ago. Let US be
thankful that quarter Of million our people have been
induced to take healthy FOOD asking NO questions
about the means used to create the appetite.
But there another largo class who THE
LEDGER, but Who viii buy IT now. II Mr. Bonner had
looked tho world over TO and the announcement Of
whose intention 70 write novel would excite curiosity or
interest he could hardly have succeeded better We have
before the advance sheets OF the nt chapters Of Mr.
Beschers story IsAkss its name norwood" from the
New England Village IN which the sosnsi laid. N
Mr. Bescher win enthusiastic greeting from those who
can appreciate the Of bis fssh vigorous STYLE his
hearty sympathy with nature her visible forms. and the
evidences Of deep insight character which even these
few opening and mainly descriptive chapters Of his nara
tive manifest as' ea
from the Boston Evening Journal
THr NEW Yoax LsDcra. Robert Bonner. whose
shrewdness has manifest many occasions again
illustrated the value Of being man Of original IDEAS No
fro Ne Rsv Henry ward Bseehsr an original story and
etAs1 pkra Pulpit Orator !. eeptribusor hs ha.
~ nj SMs s>aG1 ssspy. - invsss4p.s wish
d sopay The arss nsaIinsns Of the soy appears
THE LEDGER Of Nay ia and ws doubt any one that even
ssness at IL can ress the sepatson Of giving careful
perusAL s fun OF BsseAsnms pleasant conosiss sarsy
enuncsted. and 1t promises to provo intensely
entertaining Bat Mr.. bonner does not mako Mr..
BsscAsr star writer and him support the whole
paper He surrounds him with perfect saiszy popular
authors President Hn Of Harvard College. contributes
valuable article THE Study Of the Mathematics" in
which he gives wholesome advice This article
is followed by other articles from the pen pres
dents Of the principal colleges throughout United States
Mr. James Parton, John q. SAKE, Mrs. southworh and
several other writers Of acknowledged ability appear a.
regular contributors Mr. Bonner deserves success he
Is sure to gain IT, We understand 1000 copies Of THE
LEDGER containing sac chapters Of Mr. Beecher's
story came 10 thiscity.
From the Springfield Union.l
Henry Bseehsrs story will begin this weeks
NEW YORK LEDGER. and there wili no doubt be great
rush to obtain IT, The ars, number can be obtained this
evening Richards ROOM the Post once rs.unda
The opening chapters the story descriptive Of New Eng
land scenery and homes Beechers best vein: the
principal characters introduced bu. the reader gets no
mixing Of the plot Several other choice articles appear in
this number Of which acknowledge the receipt of an
advance copy from the enserprising publisher.
From the Turf, Field and Farml
THE NEW YORK LnpcxR-rhe first chapters Of the
long promised story by Henry Ward Bcecher THE NEW
YORK LEDGER are before the public The title Of the
story is Sorwood; or village Life in New England and IL
gives promise Of great power and brlancy THE LEDGER
has grown proportions proudly stands
monument tho genius and enterprise Of liz proprietor
Robert Bonner Esq Now thas the paper succeeded in
acquiring circulation. the work Of eevatng i
tone has commenced in earnest Such Beecher.
Hn sare. Parton and Allies Carey dignity columns and
through them Mr. Bonner II making his journal medium
for educating the up high standard Of literature