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Valuable Books,
JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE BY
JOHN S. TAYLOR,
BOOKSELLER AND PUBLISHER,

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TINE following Books will be sent by mail, free
i Of postage, to any part of the United States on
the receipt Of the money for the same, which NAV
be forwarded by mail, at the risk ofihe publisher.
The Sacred Mountains; by Rev. J. T. Head
ley. L vol u mo, Illustrated, full cloth, $780,
gilt edges, extra, 81 so.
Tha Sacred Mostdtdins; by Rev. J. T. Head
ley. l vol, i3 mo, without the plates. Sun
day School edition-50 cts.
Sacred Scenes and Characters; by Rev. ]. I.
Headley. l vol i2 mo, illustrated, full cloth,
SI,O0; gilt edges $l.50.
Sacred Scenes and Characters; by Rev. j. T.
Headey. ! vol Is mo, without the plates, Sun
day school edition-50 cts.
History of the Prosecutions and Bottles of tie
Waldenes; by Rev. ]. T. Headley. / vol
l9 mo, Illustrated, full cloth, so cts
History of tie Wdldenses;; by Rev. ]. T.
Headley-I vol Is mo; Sunday school edition
81 cts.
Napoleoh and has Distinguished MdrshalsJ
by Rev. J, T. Headley-t vol II mo, Illustra-
ted, full cloth, 81.
LutAer end CromueH, by Rev. ]. T. Head
ley-l vol u mo. Illustrated, full cloth. ST..
RanpbLes and Sketches, by Rev. ]. T-Head-
Iey-I vol - mo. illustrated, full cloth. 81.
Tie power Of Reauty; by Rev. J. I. Head
ley-I Aol IS mo, Illustrated, full cloth, so ctsi
gilt edges eqtre, % cts
Letters from tie Backwoods and the Adiron-
dack; By Rev. ]. T. Headley--l vol NO.
full CLOTH so cts.
Biograpkg of the iSavjor and has apostles;
with portrait ofeach, engraved on steel. With
an essay the character of the Apostles, by
Rev. j. T. Headley-I voII2 mo, Is engravings,
81; gilt edges, extra, $50.
The Beautiee of Rev, j. T. Head2ey; With
his lfh-I vol Is mo, illustrated, so cts! gilt
| edges, extra, IS cts.
Heroines Of Sacred History; by Mrs. Steele
illustrated with splendid engravings-l vol II
mo: new, enlarged and revised edition, dol;
gilt edges, extra, l dol so cts.
IKeopneusfy, or tie Plecdry Inspiration of
the Holy Scriptures; by Prof Guassen of
Geneva. Translated by Rev. E. N. Kirk, A
| ges, dollar.
iShanty, the Black Smith, A tale of other
times; by Mrs. Sherwood. vol IS mo, lllnctra-
ted, so cts.
Lilly ofhe Valley; by Mrs. Sherwood
| vol Is mo, illustrated, so cts.
| The Shorter Catechism of the Rev. Asseno-
bly, of Divines, with proofs thereof out Of
| the Scriptures, in words at length Per 100, 3
dollars.
Extracts from Opinions Of ede Press.
Sacred Scenes and Chardcters-B the
Rev. J. T. Headley. This work may very prop
erly be considered companion TO the sacred Noun
!
and render life like the sacred writings. Itis
not the authors design to supersede the Bible. But
his wish is to eqcte solieitude to obtain, and to
become intimately acquainted and derfecty famil-
lar with its history, doctrines and laws; TO know its
truth ia imbibe its spirit, feeits power aud partake
of lis salvation; in word, TO prize in measure
it deserves, this treasure, which is indeed beyond
price. We predict for it a circulation far beyond
any of the authors former works.-The News.
/ Sacred Scenes and CRGrGcters-By Rev. j
| - &C. e.
! This work will add greatly to the reputation of the
author. In literary merit it more than equals his
Sacred Mountains, Mr. Headly exces in his
| glowing style and vivid Inscriptions, His works
rich treasury of all the sublimity of thought
moving tenderness Of passion and vigorous strength
of expression which are to be found in all the Ian.
guages by which mortals declare their minds.
Daily Globe, Jan S.
| Ram6les and .Sketches-By Rev. ]. T. Head
ley. We have not for long time sat down to
book with more pleasing antCipations, found
those antcipations fully revIized, than in the
work before us, and we know it will be hailed with
qualification by the many admirers of the talented
author, His Napoleon and his Marshals' was
perhaps, as popular, and found at last many en-.
thusastic readers as any book that can be mention
ed We think the Rambes and sketches are des-
tined to be popular at least any OF his previous
| ly published works. There is not dull chapter in
the work, filled as il is with an infinite Variety
The author has ample room aud verge enough fol
the employment of his fine talents to great advan
tage, aud most successfully has he accomplished
the task. The biographical sketch ofthe author is
interesting and well considered,' and adds much
TO ihe value Of the book, which is got up in very
neat and attractive style by the publisher.
Portland Transcript -Dect Is.
Mr.. Headly is one of the most promising writers
Of this country: have here one of his best books
-oue on which he can safely rest his fame. 1t pos
sess the unfatiguing charms of perfect simplicity
and truth. There is gravelUl frankness Peryad-
ing the composition, which engages the interest o
the reader in the author well as in the subject
His rambes about Rome, Paris and London eqhibiI
thousand lively traits Of ingenious nature, upon
which man of taste will delight to linger. We
predict for this sale equal TO that of any of the au'
! thar's works New York News.
| The collection is which author need be
ashamed Il. consists, indeed, of some of Mr. Head
Iey's most brilliant and highly finished compositions
of those specimens of his abilities by which he may
be indged with the greatest safety to his fame
word painter and thinker.-New FORK Tribune.
N. B. The above books will be forwarded to or
der at the prices mentioned; free of postage, r any
part of tee United States, the receipt Of orders
with the money. Money may be sent by mail Al
my risk. JOHN S. TAYLOR,
Publisher, 143 Nassau st. New York.
Aug. ?, 81.