The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30

! The following books will be sent by mail,
| free of postage, to any part of the United
States, on the receipt of the money for the Sune,
which may be forwarded by mail, at the risk
| of the Pblisher.
THE SACRED MOUNTAINS. By Rev. J. +.
I Headley.
vol. l2mo. illustrated, full cloth, sl.oo;
! gilt edges, extra, $3.50.
! THE SACRED MOUNTAINS. ByRev. J. r.
Headley.
| 1vol. lsmo., without the plates. Sunday
School edition. 50 cts.
SACRED SCENES and CHARACTERS. By
Rev. ]. T. Headley.-l vol. 12mo., illustrated,
| full cloth. 81 90; gilt edges; s so.
SACRED SCENES AND CHARA CTERS. BY
Rev. ]. T. Headley.--I vol. lsmo., without
| the plates. Sunday School edition. SO cts.
| HISTORY OF THE PROSECUTIONS AND
| BATTLES OF THE WALDENSES. By Rev.
]. T. Headley-l vol. I8mo., illustrated,
full cleth, So cts.
HISTORY OF THE WALDENSES. BY Rev.
j. L. Headley.--l vol. l2mo. Sunday
School edition. u cts.
NAPOLEON AND HIS DISTING UISHED
MARSHALLS. By Rev. J. r. Headley.-l
vol. I2mo., illustrated, full clot h, 81.
LUTHER AND CROMWELL. By Rev. ]. T.
Hea1ley. l vol. 10 mo-, Illustrated; full
cloth, 81.
.RAMBLES AND SKETCHES. BY Rev. J. T.
Headiey.-l vol. limo, Illustrated, full
cloth,aSi,
THE POWER OF BEAUTY. BY Rev. J. T.
Headley.-l vol 1emo., illustrated, full
cloth. SO cts; gilt edges, extra, IS cts.
LETTERS FROM THE BACKWOODS AND
THE ADIRONDACK. By Rev. J. Il.
Headley.--l vol. lSmo., Illustrated, full
cloth, 50 cts.
BIOGRAPHY OF THE SAVIOR AND HIS
APOSTLES. With a portrait of each, en-
graved on steel, with an lay on the char
acter ofthe Apostles, by Rev. J. I. Headley.
vol. l2mo., Is engravingS, ST; gilt edges,
extra, 81 so.
THE BEAUTIES OF REV. J, II. HEADLeY.-
with his life.-l VOL is no., illustrated, so
cts; gilt edges, extra, rs cts.
HEROINES OF SACRED HISTORY.--By Mrs.
Steele.-lllustrated with splendid engla
wings. ] vol. l2mo., rev, enlarged and re-
vised edition, 81; gilt ddces, extra, 81 SO
THEOPNEUSTY, OR THE PLENARY IN
SPIRATION OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES.
BY Professor GausSen of Geneva. Trans
lated by Rev. f. n. Kirk. A new and enlaTg
ed edition. | vol. l2mo, 4I0 pages, 81.
SHANTY, THE BLACKSMITH: A TALE OF
OTHER TIMEs.-By Mrs. Sherwood. vol. 49,
mo-, illustrated, so cts.
LILLY OF THE VALLEY. BY Mrs. Sher-
wood vol. 6mo, Illustrated so cts.
THE SHORTER CATECHISM OF THE REV
ASSEMBLY OF DlVINES. With proofs
thereof out of the Scriptures, in words al
length. Per 100, SO.
Extracts from OPP MONS Of the Press.
Sacred Scenes and Characters.-By the Rev.
]. T. Headley. This may very properly be
considered companion TO the Sacred Noun
tains," 10y the same author. Its object is to
illustrate and ''render more life-like'' the Sa-
cred writings. 1t is not the authors design to
supursede the Bible. But his wish is to excite
solicltude to obtain, and to become init
mately acquainted and perfectly fam liar with
its history, doctrines and laws; TO know its
truth, To imbbe its spirit, feel its power, and
partake of its aviation; in a word, to prize in
some measure as IT deserves, this treasure
which is indeed beyond price. We predic
for it circulation far beyond any of the au
thor's former works.--The NeWs, Jan. Z.
Sacred Scenes and Characters. the Rev.
J. T. Headley, author of the ''Sacred Noun
tains,' dc. This work will add greatly to the
reputation of the author. In literary merit it
it more than equals his Sacred Mountains.
Mr.. Headley excelS in his glowing style and
descriptions. His works are a rich treasury
of all the sublimity of thought, moving tender
| ness of passion, and vigornus strength OF ex-
preston, Which are to be found in all the Ian
guages by which nortals declare their minds
See Duiy Globe, Jan. 5h.
RamJies and Sketches.--By Rev. ]. +. Head
ley-We have not for long time sat down
to book with more pleasing anticipations, or
ioundthose anticipation more fully realise
than in the perIsal. of the work before us, and
we know it will be hailed win qualification by
the many admirers of the talented authof.-
His Napoleon and his MarShalls' was, per-
haps, as popular, and found at least as many
enthusiastic readers Us any book that cen be
! w L,,tr ho hllS Nd
Sketches are destined to be as popular at least
as any of his previously published works.
There is not dull chapter in the W Ork, filled
as it is with IAN infinite cariety. The author
has ample room enough for the employment
OF his hne talents 70 great advantage, and most
successfully has he accomplished the task
The biographical sketch OF the author is Inter
estihg and considered" and adds much 10
the value ofthe book, which is got upin very
neat and attractive lyle by the publisher
See Portland Transcript, Dec. 18Th.
Mr.. Headley is one Of the most promising
writer's oil this country. and we have here one
OF his best bookstore on which he can safely
rest his fame. Ii possesses the uniatgulng
charms OF perfect simplicity and truth There
is graceful franknes pervading the compost
ton, which engages the interest OF the reader
in the author rs we'll as In the subject. His
rambleS about Rome, PiriS and London exhlb-
it thousand traits OF an ingenious nature,
upon which man of taste will delightto lin
ger We predict tor this sale equal to that
OF any OF the authors workS.--Sse fst0- York
NepS.
The collection is one of which no author
need be ashamed. II consists, indeed, Of some
oil Mr.. HeadIey's most brilliant and highly I'm
ished compositions, OF those specimens of his
abilities by which he may be judged with the
greatest safety to his fame as word painter
and thinker See NeiO- York Tribune. Dec. II.
iS49.
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JOHN S. TAYLOR,
Publisher, i43 Nassau st. New York.
July 80, 1851.