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Tie Sacred Mountains ny Rev. J. H. Hcnlicy.
vol. lemo.. Illustrated, full cloth, ZOO; gilt
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Tie Sacred Moa,trias. BY Rev. J. T. Ifaadlry.-
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edition. so cts.
Sacred Scenes and Characters. BY Rev. J. T.
Headley.-l vol. l2mo illustrated, full cloth,
500; gilt edges. $50.
Sacred Scenes and Characters BY Rev J. T
Hcadley.-l vol. Ismo.. without the plates Sun.
day School edition, so els.
History ofhe PrSccH'ioRS and Bat rs # Ae Hal
denses BY Rev. J. +. Ileadley.--i vol. Ismo
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Hisoyyojhe IIaldcascs. BY Rev. j. r Headley
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J. I. Headley-l sol. l2mo., illustrated. full
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Luther and Crom,reH. By Rev J. T. Headl,y.-
vol. l2mo., Illustrated, full cloth, 81
RapsJles and Ssciclcs. ~ Rev. J. r. IIcudly-l
VOL l2mo., Illustrated full cloth, 81.
The Po'eer IF Beaaiy. BY Roy ] 4. !Tcadey.--l
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Biography ofhe Sar'our and lis Apoaies.-With
portrait ofeach, engraved steel! With an
essay on the Character Of The Apostles by Rcv.
J. T. IIeadlov.-l vol Emo, - onpavings, 81;
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Tie Beauties Of Rcr. j. T. Hca9icg. With lis life.
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lusirated with splendid ensravings. l vol. l2mo.,
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The OpneHs y, or the Plcaary Inspiration Of lie Holg
Scriptures. BY Prof Gnuscen of Geneva. Trans.
lated by Rev. b. n. Kirk. new and enlarged
edition. ! vol. l2mo., 4lc pages, 81.
Shanty, TIE Bidcksntb. a fa.c Of oiAer Tiacs BY
Mrs. Sherwood | Vol. ISmp., illustrated 50 cts
Lily ofhe valley by Alr5 ShorwooG.--1 vol. Is
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Tie Siorftr Catectism II d.c Rer. Asstmjly cfDi-
riacs. With proofs thereof out of the Scriptures
in words at length.
Extracts from opinioas ofHe Pres.
Sacred Scenes and ChaTacters-By the Rev. J. T.
Hcadcy. This work may very properly be consid-
cred companion to the Sacred Mountains" by
the author It's object to u ,irate and ''rcn-
der more li'e-bkv" the sacred writings 1t is not
the authors design to superscde the Bible But
his wish Is to excite solicudc obtain and to be-
come intimately acquainted and perfectly familiar
with its history, doctrines and laws; to know IT.
truth to mhihc its spirit feel its power, and partake
Of its salvation; in word, to prize in measure
it deserves this which is indeed beyond
price. We predict for it circulation far beyond
any Of the authors former worls-7'h N,cS Jan.
III.
Sacred Scenes anil Characters by the Rev. j.
T. Hcadley, author Of the Sacred Mountains, &c.
This work viii add greatly to the reputation Of the
author. In literary merit it more than equals his
Sacred Mountains" Mr.. Headley cxceis in hi
glowing style and vivid descriptions. His works
are rich treasury Of oil the sublinity of thought,
moving tenderness Of passion and vigorous strength
ofexpression, which to be found in all the ling
uages by which mortals declare their mind=.-Sce
DAILY Gio5e Jan 5h.
RaHsJlc5 and Sloteles.-By Rev. J. 7 iIeaGlcy.-
We have not for long time sat down 70 a book with
pleasing anticipations fully realized than
in the pcrusal Of the work before u, and we know
il VIII be hailed with qualification BY the many ad
mircrs Of the talented author His -Naroleon and
bis Marshals" was, perhaps, popular, ard found AZ
least az many enthusiastic readers any book TINT
cin le mentioned We think tho Ramblcs and
Sketches destined to be as popular at least as
any of his previously published works. There il not
dull chapter in the work. filed az ii il with Fan
infinite variety" The author has ample room ard
verge enough for tie employment Of lis fine talents
to great advantage, and most successfully has he
accomplished the task. photographed sketch of
adds mach to the value ofthc book which is got up
in a very aaA attractive style by The publshei
Sec Porsiand .1ranscript De. l5h.
Mr.. Hcadley is one of the most promising WIZ
tiers Of this country, and we have here one Of his
best books-one on which he safely rest his
fanc II possesses the unfatguing charms Of per
feet simplicity and truth. There is graceful frank
ness pervading the composition, which engages the
interest Of tho reader il the author well ~ II
tbo subject lis rambes about Rome. faiis and
London exhibit thousand lively traits Of an inGe-
nuous nature unon which man Of taste will de- |
light to ngcr. We predict for this sale equal
hat Of any Of the authors works.-Sce Ncso York
Nems.
The collection is enc Of which no author reed |
be ashamed II consists, indeed. Of some Of Mr.. |
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positions. ofthose specimens Of his abilities by which
be may be judged with the greatest safety to his |
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