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THE SACRED MOUNTAINS. By Rev.
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SACRED SCENES AND CHARAC-
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SACRED SCENES AND CHARAC.
TIERS. By Rev.. T. Headisy.--1 vol.
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HISTORY OF THE PROSECUTIONS
AND BATTLES OF THE WIDER
NESS. By Rev. J. #. Headley.-1 vol.
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NAPOLEON ANDHiS DISTINGUISH
ED MARSHALS. By Rev.. T. Head
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LUTHER AND CROMWELL. By
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THE POWER OF BEAUTY. By Rev.
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LETTERS FROM THE EBACKWOODS
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BIOGRAPHY OF THE SAVIOUR AND
HIS APOSTLES. With portrait Of
each, engraved on steeI.-Whh IN essay
on the character OF the Apostles. by Rev.
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HEROINES OF SACRED HISTORY.
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THEOPNEUSTY OR THE PLENARY
INSPIRATION OF THE HOLY
SCRIPTURES. By Professor G,usspn
of Geneva. Trangated by Rev. f. N.
Kirk. A new and enlarged edition. vol.
l2.no.. 4l0 pages. 81.
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SACRED SCENES AND CHARAcTERs.-By
the Rev. J. T. Headley. This work may
very properly be considered a companion to
the Sacred Mnun,ains," BY the same author
Its object was to illustrate and '.render moi Q
life like" the sacred writings. 1t is not the
authors design to supersede the Bible. But
his wish is TO excite a sOlicitude to OBTAIN, and
to become intimately acquainted aud perfect
Iy famiIiar with its history, doctrines and
laws; to know its truth, to iInbide its spirit,
feel Its power and partake Of its salvation; in
a w,rd, to prize in some measure rs it des-
erves, this treasure which is indeed beyond
price. We predict for it II circulation far be-
ynnd any Of the authors former work. The
News, Jan. 7th.
SACRED SCENES AND CHARAcTERs.-By
the Rev. J. 7. H-adIey, author of the "Sa.
cred Mountains" &c. This work will add
greatly to the reputation of the author. In
literary merit it more than equals his '.Sa-
cred Mountains" Mr.. III sa,iIey exceIs in
his growing style and vivid descriptions. His
works are rich treasure Of all the sublmiry
of thought, moving tenderness of passion, and
vigorous strength Of expression, which are to
be found in all the languages by which NOR
ais declare their mnds.-[Ses Daily Globe
Jan. 5th. --.-- -.,-.-
RAMBLEs AND SKETcuEs.-By Rev. J.
T. Hsadlay. We have not for lung time
sat down to book with more pleasing antici-
pations, OR found those anticipati"ns more ful
Iy realized. than in the pursuai Of the work
before us, and we know 1t will be hailed with
qualification by the uany admirers Of the tai
en,esi author. His ''Napnleon and his Mar
sllals" was. parhaps, as popular. aud Il und at
least rs many enthusiastic renders, rs any
book that can be msntioned. We think the
RambIes and Sketches are destined TO be as
popular at least rs any Of his previously pub
lislled works. There g not dull chapter
in the work. filled as it is with ian infinite va
riety." The author has ample room and
verge enough for the employment Of his fine
alents to rgeat advantage, and most success
fully has he accomplished the task. The BIZ
ograptncal sketch of the author is interesting
and swell considered" and adds much to the
value of the book, which is got up in a very
neat and attractive style by the publisher
See Portland Transcript. Dec. 18th.
Mr.. Headley is one Of the most promising
writers of this country, and we have here one
of his best boOks-une on which he can safe
Iy rest his fame. 1t possesses the unfatigu-
ing charms Of perfect simplicity and truth
There is graceful frankn-ss prevailing
the composition, which engages the interest
of the reader in the author as well rs in the
subject. His rambes about Rome. Paris aud
London exhibit thousand lively Traits Of an
ingenious nature, up which man of taste,
will delight TO Iiuger. We predict for this a
sale equal tn that of any of the author works.
II See New Yoik News.
The collection is ous Of which no author
need he ashamed. It. consists. inded. OF some
If Mr.. Hendley's most brilliant Il. highly
finished con,p"si,ions of those specimens OF
his abilities by which he may be judge'l with
the greatest safsty to hs f'm- rs n w"sd-
painter and 'hinkrr.-[See New York Trb-
uue. Dec. II. l949.
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JOHN S. TAYLOR,
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