Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-08
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TIE Sacred Aomttains; by Rev ]. T. Head
/ ley vol Il mo, Illustrated, full cloth. $I,O
gilt edges, extra, $50.
Tia Sacred Moudtains5 by Rev. J. 7. Head
ley. J vol, I8 mo, without the plates. Sun
day School edition-50 cts.
Sacred Scenes and Characters; by Rev. J. T..
Headlev. vol 10 mo, illustrated, full cloth,
81 90: gilt edges $l,50.
.Sucred Scenes dnI Characters; By Rev.sJ. T..
iieadl-y. vol ls mo, without the plates. Sun
DIS sc;rool edton--50 cts.
History ottde Prosecutions and Battles Of tie
Ipaidcnes; BY Rev j. T. Headley. / vol
l5lno lllustrattd d, full cloth so cts
History of Ke Voldeases; BY Rev. ]. T.
Headlry -lso Is mo- Sunday school edition
81 els.
Ndpoie Ii oad his Distinguished NGrshals ;;
b! Rev. ]. 4. Headley-l vol II mo, IIlustra-
ted, fri cloth, 81.
Luther end CromWeH;; by Rev. J. I. Head
ley vol Il mo, Illustrated, full cloth, 81.
Ram5les dn9 Sketches; by Rev J. T. Head
ley-I vel 2 mo. Illustrated, full cloth, ST.
TIE poorer Of Reautyj. by Rev. J. I. Head
ley Aul is mo, illustrated, full CLOTH so cts;
gilt edges rqtre, IS cts. s
Letters from, tie BdekaDoods and the 4diron-
dack;1 by Rev. J. I. Headley-l vol IL mo,
full clVih, 50 Its.
Bi9grG,hg of tie ,Sdrior and his apostles ;;
with portrail Of each, engraved on steel With
ESSAY on thes character Of the Apostles, BY
Rev. J. +. Headey-I vol - mo, rs engravings
81; gilt edges, extra, $3.50,
The Beautiee Of Re0, J. r Headley; With
his liih-I vol l9 mo, Illustrated, so cts! gilt
edges, extra. IS cts
Her0ints of Sacred History; by Mrs. Steele
f-Ifnstraled with splendid engravings-I vol Il
mo; new, enlarard aud revised edition, dol. !;
gilt edges, extra, dol. so cts.
Tleopaeusfg, or tte Plecary Inspiration of
the Hoiy Scriptures; by Prof. Guassen of
G neva. Translated by Rev. E. N. Kirk, A
and enlarged edition. vol IL mo; 4I0 pa
grs dollar.
.ShaAtH tic Black Smith: A tale of other
times; B, Mrs. Sherwood. vol Is mo, IIluctru-
ted, SO cts.
Lilly of tile Valley; by Mrs. Sherwood
vol Ia NO. illustrated, SO cts. Is
The Shorter C0tecsis0s of tie Rev. Assepa-
Jly Of LiViaes, with proofs thereof out of
the Scriptures, in words at length Per 100, 81
liars
Extracts from Opinions Of che Press.
Sacred Scenes oad Characters-By the
Rev. Tt Headley. This work may very prop
eIIy be considered companion to the sacred Noun
tans, by the author. Its object is to illustrate
and render life like the sacred writings Il isl
not the authors design to supersede the Bible But
his wish is TO eqcite a solcitude to obtain, and 10
become intimately acquainted and deIfeetly fami-
lar with its history, doctrines and laws; to know its
truth iHbbe its spirit, feelis power and parake
ofis salvation; in wOrd to prize in some measure
as deserves this treasure, which is indeed beyond
price. We predict for il a circulation far beyond
any of1he authors former woTks.-The News.
Sacred Scenes and ChdrGcterS-By Rev. j.
T. HeAdly, 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
SACRED Monnlans., Mr. Headly eXcels in his
glowing style aud vivid descriptions. His works
are rich treasury OF all the submty of thought,
moving tenderness of passion, and vigorous strength
of expression which TO be found in all the ian
guages by which mortals declare their minds.
Daily Globe, Jan 5. \
Handles and Sketehes-By Rev. J. I. Head
Icy. We have not for long time sat down to a
book with pleasing antiCpations, or found
those snticpations more fully revived, than in the
work before and know it will be hailed with
qualification bY the many admirers of the talented
author His Napoleon and his Marshalls' was
perhaps, as popular, and found at last many en-
thusiasiic readers any book that can be mention
ed. We think the RambIes 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, GIPd aS-it is with AN infinite variety.'-
The author has ample room aud verge enough for
the employment or his. fine talents to great advan
tage, aud most sncce ssfully has he accomplished
The task. The biographical sketch the author is
interesting and well considered aud 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.. Heady is of the most promising writer's
OF this country have here Of his best books
lone which lie can safely rest his fame. 1t pos
sess the unfaiigHing charms of perfect simplicity
aud truth. There is gravefUl frankness pervad
ing the composition, which engages the interest of
the reader in the author as weias in the subject. Il
His rambles about Rome, Paris and London eqiiibit
thousand lively traits OF ingenious nature, upon
which of taste will delight to lnger Wei
p, eci for this sale equal to that of any of the
thar's works New Y ork News,
he cole ctun is one which no author need be
ashamed. |. consists, indeed, of some of Mr. Head
Ieys most brilliant and highly finished compositions
of those specimens of his abilities by which he may
be ndged with the greatest safety 10 his fame
word painter and thinker.-New York Tribune.
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