Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-08-06
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JOHN 5. TAYLOR
BOOKSELLER AND PUBLISHER,
ll3 Nassau Street, New York.

The following books will be sent BY mall free oil post
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the money for the same, which may Dc ior"rueu oy
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THE SACRED MOUNTAINS. by Kew 1 heaa-
Iev-l vol s2mo Illustrated, fall cloth, 5 W gIlt
,rtIE SGssS SiCRED MOUNTAINS By Rev ] T Head
lev Il vol lSmo., without the plates. Sunday School
SACRED SCENES AND CHARACTERS. By Rev
JT Headley.-l vol l2mo, Illustrated, tul cio'h'
81 90 gilt edges, 81 so. ,,.,r,s
SACRED SCENES AND CHARACTERS. BY Rev
JT Headley.-l vol lSmo, without the plates Sun
tSESsY SsT SSS9ol or 'Tn TTE PERSECUTONS AND BAT
TIES OF THE WALDENSES, By Rev
Hradlcv-l vol lSmo Illustrated, iuIl oiotn' oo cts;
HISTORY OF The mAspr,sh sInd,S School edition 81
Headley'-l vol lomo' o"au'y 0e"'oi e0'''O" %
NSP0LEoN AND HIS DISTING UIsHED MAR
sH4LS By Rev r Hcadley.-l vol lsmo, Illus
IUTuER AND CROMWELL BY Rev T Head
iey-l vol l2mo illustrated, full cloth 5
RAMBLES AND SKETCHES; By Rev l Head
THE POWER OF BEAUTY. BY Rev L Head
Icy--l vol l5mo Illustrated. full cloth,5O cts; gilt
edges, extra, rs cents. - - 49, ,,
LETTERS FROM THE BACKWoODs AND THE
ADIRONDACK. BY Rev T Headiey.-l vol
l2mo full cloth, so cts. ,,,e
BIOGRAPHY OF THE SAVIOUR AND HIS A
POsTLES. With y portrait OF each, engraved , On
steel With an css ~ the Character OF the Apos-
ties, by Rev T lleadley.-l vol l2mo, 10 enSraS'
ings, s gilt edges, extra, S so
THE BEAUTIES OF REV. J. T. HEADLEY.I,
With his Lile.-l vol lSmo, Illustrated o0 cts giit
edges, extra, rs cents.
HEROlNES OF SACRED HISTORY. By Mrs:
Stece.-Illustratcd with splendid engravinss vol
l2mo new, enlarged and revised edition, 81 gut
THEOPNEUSTY, OR THE PLENARY lNSPlRA-
TION OF THE HOLY sCRlPTURES' BY Pro, o.
frssor Caussen of Geneva Translated by Rev h
KIRK. A new aud enlarged edition. vol l2mo' 4lo
pages. 81. ,,,, r.
Err TIMss.-By Mrs Sherwood. vol lSmo, Illus
LILY OF THE VALLEY. BY Mrs sherwOOd.-l
vol lSmo, Illustrated, so cts ,,,,,, A.,
SEMBLY OF DIVlNES. With Proofs thereof out
of the Scriptures, in words at length Per 100 So
EXTRACTS FROM OPINIONS OF the PRESS.
Sacred Scenes and ChGracters.-By the Rev L
Hcadlcy. This work may very properly DC consider
cd companion TO the Sacred Mountains, by the same
author It's object to illustrate and "render more HE
like the sacred writings II is not the author design
to supersede the Bible. But his wish is to excite So
citude to obtain, and to become intimately acquainted
and perfectly familiar with its history, doctrines aud
laws to know its truth to nbibe its spirit feel It's
power and partake of its salvation; in word TO prize
in some measure as 1t ss M treasure ocaatos wasa
far beyond any Of the authors former works'-1He
Ne,rs, Jan. TN.
Sacred Scenes and Characters.-By the Rev J T
HcSdley author of,he "Sacred Mountains" &C. This
work III add greatly to the reputation OF the aut thor
In literary merit more than equals his Sacred Noun
tains" Mr. Headey excelS in his glowing style and
vivid descriptions His works rich treasury OF all
the sublimy ofthought, moving tenderness OF passion
aad vigorous strength Of expression, which are TO be
found all the languages By which mortas declare their
minds-Ste DAILY Gicbe, jan 5h.
RaUables and StetckeS.-By Rev I Headley We
have not for long time down to book with more
pleasing ancpaionS, found those anticpations more
fully realized than in the pcruSa OF the work before u.s.
and know will be hailed with qualification by the
Inany admirers Of the talented author His Napoleon
and his Marshals' was perhaps, as popular, and found
at least rs many enthusiastic readers any book that
can be mentioned. w think the RambleS and Sketch
es arc destined to be popular at least any OF his
prev iouSly published works. There is not dull chap
ter ia the work filled aS IT Is with ian ininIte varle-
ty The author has ann lie room and verge enough Tor
the employment of his fine talents TO great advantage,
and most successfully has he accomplished the task
The biographical sketch Of the author IS interesting ana
''wc considered" aud adds much to the value oil the
book, which is IN very neat and attractive sye
BY the publisher.-See Portland Transcript Dec loh.
Mr.. Headley is Of the most promising writers OF
this country, aud have here OF his best books
one which he safely rest his fame lpoSseSsses
the unatiguius charms Of perfect simplicity aud truth
There graceful frankness pcryadng the composition,
which engages the interest of the reader in the author
"a well as in the subject. His raublcs about Rome,
Paris and London exhibit thousand lively traits Of an
ingenious nature, upon which man Oh TASTE uclSht
10 nger We predict Tor this sale equal 10 ihat oi any
of th,S author's works.-See Nsio YORK NewS.
The collection is Of which no author need De a
shamrd II consists indeed, ol some OF Mr. HeadIeys
most brilliant and highly fnshed compositions OF those
spcciuicnS OF his abilities by which NJ may De JHged
with the greatest safety to his fame as word painter
and thinEcr-See Nelo Tribune, Dec II, 1919
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JOHN =. TAYLOR, Publisher,
July o. 1851. li3 Nassau ST., New York.