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Sacred Scenes and ChGracters-By the
Rev. J. T. Headley. This work may very prop
erIy beconsidered companion to the sacred Noun.
tains, by the author Its object is 70 illustrate
and render more life like the sucred writings. It'll
not the authors design to supersede the Bible. Bu
his wish is to eqcite soicitude to obtains and tC
become intimately ACQUAINTED and derfectly famil-
lar with its history, doctrines and laws; to know it,
truth imhbe its spirit, eelis power and partakt
of its salvation; in word TO prize in some measure
as it deserves this treasure, which is ndeed beyond
price. We predict for it circulation far beyonc
any fthe authors former works.-The News.
Il Sacred Scenes and ChGracters-By Rev. J
T. HeadIy, author of the Sacred Mountains &t
This work will add greatly to the reputation OF tht
author. In literary merit il more than equals hii
4 Sacred Mountains, Mr. Headly excels in hi
glowing style and vivid descriptions. His work.
are rich treasury Of all the sublimty of thought
moving of passion, and vigorous strength
of expression which are to be found in all the Ian
guages by which mortals declare their minds.
sI gz4 Daily Globe, Jan S.
Ram6zes and Sketckes-By Rev. ]. 7. Heac
4 ley. We have not for long time sat down to
4 book with more pleasing anticpations, or founc
those anticipatons more fully revzed, than in tht
work before u.s. and we know it will be hailed witt
gratfycation by 4he many admirers Of the talented
author. His Napoleon and his Marshalls' wa
Il perhaps as popular, and found at last many
thusastic readers any book that can be mention
ed. We think the Rambles and sketches are des
tined to be popular at least any Of his previous
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the work, filed as it is with infinite variety =
4 The author has ample room aud verge enough fo
the employment Of his fne talents to great adVan
tage, aud most successfully has he accomplished
the task. The biographical sketch of the author il
interesting and well considered and adds much
to he value OF the book, which is got up in yer!
. neat and attractive style by the publisher.
II Portland Transcript Dect Is.
, Mr.. Hesdly is one of the most promising writer
Of this country: we have here one Of bis best book
4 lone on WHICH he can safely rest his fame. 1t po
sess the unfaiguing charms of perfect simplicit.
and truth. There is gravefu frankness psrvad
ing the composition, which engages the interest o
the reader in the auther well in the subject
I His FambIes about Rome, Paris and London eqhibi
thousand lively traits Of ingenious nature. upol
which man of taste will delight 10 linger. w
predict for this saie equal to that Of the
Al thar's works New York News.
The collection is one which no author need b
ashamed. I. consists. indeed, of some of Mr. Head
ley's most brilliant and highly finished composition
3 of those specimens of his abilities by which he ma
be jndged with the greatest safety to his fame
: i word painter and thinkeF.-New York Tribune.
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