Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-20
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143 NASSAU STREET NEW YORK,
TINE following Books will be sent BY mail, free
l. Of postage, to any part Of the United States, on
the receipt OF the money for the same, which may |
be forwarded by mail, at the risk fine publisher.
The Sacred Mountains; by Rev. ]. T. Head |
ley. vol l2 mo, Illustrated, full cloth, $I,0O;
gilt edges, extra, $50.
Iks Sacred Moudtaias;, by Rev. J. T. Head |
ley. vol, iS mo, without the plates. Suu-
day School edition-50 cts.
Sacred Scenes and Characters by Rev. J. T.
Headlev. vol l2 mo, illustrated, full cloth,
$l,00 gilt edges $l.50.
Sacred Scenes and Characters; by Rev. J. T.
Headley. l vol I8 mo, without the plates, Sun
day school edition-50 cts.
History of the Prosecutions and Battles of tie
Waldenes; by Rev. J. T. Headley. vol
IS mo, illustrated, full cloth, so cts
History Of tie WaLdenses;, by Rev. ]. T.
Headley-1 vol Is mo; Sunday school edition
81 cts.
NapoleoA and has Distinguished Marshals;
BY Rev. J. 7. Headley-I vol u mo, Illustra-
ted, full cloth, 81.
Luther end CromWeU; by Rev. J. T. Head
ley-l vol II mo, Illustrated, full cloth. 81.
Rana6les and Sketches; by Rev. ]. T. Head
Iey-I vol II mo, illustrated, full cloth, 81.
The po'0er of ReGaty;; by Rev. J. I. Head
ley AoI Is mo, Illustrated full cloth, so cts;
gilt edges, eqtre, IS cts
Letters from the BdckaCoodS and the Adiron-
dGck; BY Rev. J. T. Headley-1 vol ~ mo-
full CLOTH so els.
Biographg of the Savior and his apostles; !;
with portrait of each, engraved on steel. With
an essay the character Of the Apostles, by
Rev. J. T. Headley-I vol IL mo, Is engravings,
81; gilt edges, extra, $3.50.
The BedaHiee Of Rev, j. 7. Headley; With
/ his lifh-T vol IA nm Illustrated 5O ctaI rilf
edges, extra. IS cts.
HeroineS Of Sacred History; by Mrs. Steele
illustrated with splendid engravings-I vol II
mo; new, enlarged and revised edition, l dol. /;
gilt edges, extra, dol. so cts.
IReopneusty, or the Plecdry Inspiration Of
the Holy Scriptures; by Prot. Guassen Of
Geneva. Translated by Rev. E. N. Kirk. A
new and enlarged edition. vol IL mo; 4Io pa
ges. dollar.
S6a,,ty, the Black Smith: A tale of other
times; by Mrs. Sherwood. | vol I8 mo, IIluctra.
ted, so cts.
LiIEy of the Valley; by Mrs. Sherwood l
vol Is mo, Illustrated, so cts.
The Shorter Cdtechisns of the ReU. Assem-
6Ly of DiOines, with proofs thereof out o
the Scriptures, in words at length. Per 100,
dollars.
Extracts from Opinions of che Press.
Sacred Scenes and Characters-By tht
Rev. J. T. Headley. This work may very prop
erly be considered companion to the sacred Noun
tains, by tile author Its object is to illustrate
and render more life like the sacred writings. II il
not the authors design to supersede the Bible. Blu
his wish is to eqcite soiicitude to obtain, and Il
become intimately acquainted and derfectly famil
lar with its history doctrines and laws; TO know il
truth imbbe its Spirit feel its power and psrtak
of its salVatoni in word, to prize in some measur
as it deserves this treasure, which is indeed beyon
-. e. - ko,y
any THE authors former works.-The News.
; Sacred Scenes and CharGcters-By Rev. J
T. Headlv, author Of the Sacred Mountains g.
This work will add greatly to the reputation of tn
author. In literary merit it more than equals hi
SACRED Mountains, Mr. Headly excels in hi
glowing style and vivid descriptions. His work
are rich treasury Of all the sublimity of thought
moving tenderness of passion, and vigorous strengt
Of expression which are to be found in all the Ian
guages by which morials declare their minds.
Daily Globe, Jan 5.
. Rana6les and Sketches-By Rev. ]. 7. Hea
ley. We have not for a long time sat down to
book with more pleasing anticipations, or foun
those antcipations more fully reVlized, than in tn
work before us, and we know it will be hailed wit
qualification by the many admirers of the taente
author. His Napoleon and his Marshalls' wa
perhaps, as popular, and found at last many en-
thusiastic readers any book that can be mention
:, ed. We think the Rambles and sketches are des
tlne0 TO DC as popular az least as oil pr6VlOu
ly published works. There is not dull chapter i
e the work, filled as il is with infinite Variety
= The author has ample room aud verge enough Fl
the employment of his fine talents to great adVau
= tage, and most successfully has he accomplishe
e the task The biographical sketch of the author
s interesting and well considered and adds muc
to ihe value of the book, which is got up in yer
neat and attractive style by the publisher.
: Portland Transcript Dect Is.
Mr.. Heady is one of the most promising wrtel
Of this country; we have here of his best book
-one which he safely rest his fame. 1t pc
sess the unfatiguing charms of perfect simplcit
and truth. There is graveful frankness pervad
] ing the composition, which engages the interest
the reader in the author we'll as in the subject
His Tambles about Rome, Paris and London eqhib
thousand lively traits of an ingenious nature, upo
: which man of taste will delight to linger. W
predict for this sale equal c that of any of the
: thar's works New York News
It The collection is one which no author need
ashamed. /. consists, indeed, of some of Mr. Head
Y leys most brilliant and highly finished composition
Of those specimens of his abilities by which he
,. be ndged with the greatest safety to his fame
e word painter and thnker.-New York Tribune.
Y N. B. The above books will be forwarded to o.
der at the prices mentioned; free of postage, tr
part of lee United States. the receipt of order
with the money. Money may be sent by mail
: my risk. JOHN s. TAYLOR,
Publisher, LAB Nassau st. New York.
e Aug. 2,'5I.