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History Of the Prosecutions and Bottles Of TIE
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Letters iron, tie BackWoods and tile 1ldiron-
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IHeoiHeHsfy, or tie Plecary Inspiration of
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Sacred Scenes ond Chdrdcters-By the
Rev. }. r lIeadley. This work may very prop
erty be considered companion to the sacred Moun-
tains By the ,re anihor. Its object illustrate
not the authors design TO supersede the Bible. But
his wisf1 is eqcite n solicitude to obtain, and to
become intimately acxuainted and deIfrcty fanil-
with lis history, inclrines and laws; TO know lis
truth tn intbbe its Spirit feel its power and partake
of its salvation; in word, 10 prize in some measure
it deserves. this treasure, which is nde hey ond
price. We predict for it a circulation far beyond
any of the anthaI's former works.-The News.
Sacred Scenes and ChdracterS-B Rev. ].
T. Headlv, author of the Sacred MouuIains,' &c
This work viii add greatly the reputation of the
huthor. Ia literary merit it than equals his
Sacred Mountains, Mr. Ieudly excels in his
glowing style and vivid Iscrpons. His works
are rich treasury of all the subimity Of thought,
moving tenderness of passion, and vigorous strength
of expression whrh to be found in all the Ian |
gusgps by which morlals declare their minds.
Daily Globe, Jan 5.
Ram6les and .Sketches-By Rev. J. 7. Head
ley. We have nn, for long time sat down to
book with more pleasing anticipaiions, or found
those anticpations more fully revlized, than in the
work before us, and know il will be hailed with
qualification by the many admirers of the talented
author. His Napoleon and his Marshas' was
perhaps, popular. and found at last many en-
fhusiastc readers as any book that can be mention
ed We think the RambIes aud sketches are des-
tined be as popular at least any Of his previous
lv published works. There is not dull chapter in |
the work, filled il is with infinite Variety
The author has ample room aud verge enough for
the Ta7oyment OF his fine talents to great advan
tuge, and most successfully has he accomplished
the task The biographical sketch of the author is
interesting and well considered and adds much
ihe value of the book, which is got up in very
neat and attractive style by the publisher.
Portland Transcript Dect Is.
Mr.. HPadly is of the most promising writers
of this country have here of his best books
one which he safely rest his fame. It pos
sess the unfttigming charms of perfect simplicity
and truth. There is graVefUl frankness Pervad- |
ing the compOsition which engages the interest of
the reader in the author well as in the suhje i
His rambles about Rome, Paris and London eqhbit
thousand lively traits OF ingenious nature, upon
which man of taste will delight to linger. We
predict for this sale equal 10 that of any Of the
IhHrs works New Y ork News.
he collection is which author need be |
ashamed |. consists, indeed, of some of Mr. Head
ley IS 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 tllink-r.-New York Tribune.
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