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TIME following Books will be sent by mail, free
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the receipt Of the money for the same, which may
be forwarded by mail at the risk ofihe publisher.
The Sacred Mountains; by Rev. j. T. Head
ley. vol IL mo, Illustrated, full cloth, $I,0O;
gilt edges, extra, $780,
The Sacred Mostdtaiins; by Rev. J. I. Head
ley. / vol, 10 mo, without the plates. Suh-
day School edton-50 cts.
Sacred Scenes and Charactersj by Rev. j. 7.
Headley. i vol IL mo, Illustrated, full cloth,
| Sl00; gilt edges $l.50.
Sacred Scenes and Characters; By Rev. J. T.
HeadIey. / vol Is mo, without the plates, Sun
| day school edition-50 cts.
History of the Prosecutions and Battles of the
Waldenes; by Rev. ]. T. Headley. vol
| smo, Illustrated. full cloth, 50 cts
| Headley-l vol l6 mo; Sunday school edition
| 81 cts.
NapOzeob aud has Distinguished MarsAals;
| by Rev. }. Il. HeadIey-l vol II mo, IlIustra-
ted, full cloth, ST.
Laaher end CroupweU; by Rev. j. 7. Head
ley--I vol II mo, Illustrated, full cloth, ST..
Handles and SketcAes; by Rev. ]. T. Head
ley-I vol II mo, Illustrated, full cloth, 81.
The power of ReGuty; by Rev. J. T. Head
ley-I Aol I6 mo, Illustrated, full cloth, so cts;
gilt edges, eqtre, rs cts.
|
ddck; by Rev. j. 7. Headley-1 vol 2 mo-
full cloth, SO cts.
Biogrdplsg of the Sauior and has apostles; !;
with portrait ofeach, engraved on steel With
an essay on the character of the Apostles, by
Rev. ]. T. Headley-I vol IL mo, rs engravings,
! 81; gilt edges, extra, $3.50.
The Beautiee of ReU, j. r. Heddley; With
his lifh-I vol Is mo, illustrated, so cts! gilt
edges, extra, IS cts.
! Of Lafo hryM
Illustrated with splendid engravngs-I vol p
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gilt edges, extra, dol. so els.
1Heopneusty, or the Plecary Inspiration of
the Holy Scriptures; by Prof Guassen of
Geneva. Translated by Rev. E. N. Kirk, A
and enlarged edition. vol IL mo; 4l0 pa
ges, dollar.
Sdanty, the Black Smith. A tale of other
times; by Mrs. Sherwood. vol Is mo, Illuctra-
! ted, so cts.
Lilly Of the Valley; by Mrs. Sherwood l
i vol Is mo, illustrated, so cts.
The Shorter Cdtechism Of the ReU. Assena-
big Of Divines, with proofs thereof out Of
the Scriptures, in words at length. Per 100, 3
dollars.
Extracts from Opinions Of che Press.
Sacred Scenes and Characters-B the
Rev. J. T. Headley. This work may very prop
erly be considered companion to the sacred Noun
tains by the same author. Its object is illustrate
and render life like the sacred writings. Ills
not the authors design to supersede the Bible. Bat
his wish is to eqcite soicitude to obtain, and to
become intimately acquainted and derfecty famiI-
lar with its history, doctrines and laws TO know its
truth imbbe its spirit, feel its power and partake
of its salvation; in word, to prize in some measure
it deserves this treasure which is indeed beyond
price. We predict for it circulation far beyond
any ofthe authors former works.-The News.
Il Sacred Scenes and ChGracters-By Rev. J.
u T. Heady, author of the Sacred Mountains &c
This work will add greatly to the reputation of the
author. In literary merit it more than equals his
I SACRED Mountains, Mr. Headly exces in his
glowing style and vivid descriptions. His works
are rich treasury of all the sublimity of thought
moving tenderness of passion and vigorous 9Th
of expression which to be found in all the Ian
guages by which mortals declare their minds.
| Daily Globe, Jan S.
Ram5les and Sketches-By Rev. ]. T. Head
ley. We have not for long time sat down to a
book with more pleasing antCipations, found
those anteipations fully reVlized, than in the
work before US, and we know it viii be hailed with
qualification by the many admirers of the talented
author. His Napoleon and his Aiarshals' was
perhaps as popular, and found at last as many en-
thusiastic readers any book that can be mention
! ed. We think the Rambles and sketches are des-
tined to be popular at least anyOf his previous
ly published works. There is not dull chapter in
! the work. filed it is with infinite Variety
/ The author has ample room aud verge enough for
4 the employment of his fine talents to great advan-
\ tage, and most successfully has he accomplished
the task. The biographical sketch ofthe author is
interesting and 'well considered and adds much
to he value of the book, which is got up in very
neat and attractive style by the publisher.
i Portland Transcript Dect l5
i Mr.. Headly is one of the most promising writers
/ Of this country; we have here ofhs best books
-one which he safely rest his fame 1t pos
sess the unfatiguing 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 subject.
| His rambes about Rome, Paris and London eqhibit
thousand lively traits Of an ingenious nature, upon
which man of taste will delight to linger. We
predict for this sale equal to that of any of the
thar's works New York News.
The collection is which author need be
ashamed. 1. consists, indeed, of some of Mr. Head
ley's most brilliant and highly finished compositions
of those specimens of his abilities by which he may
be judged with the greatest safety to his fame
word painter and thinker.-New York Tribune.
N. B. The above books will be forwarded TO or
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with the money. Money may be sent by mail at
my risk. JOHN s. TAYLOR,
Publisher, 143 Nassau St. New York.
Aug. ?, 81.