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THE SACRED MOUNTAINS. by heV Reau-
levi vol l2mo, Illustrated full cloth, y w GIT
edges extra, 81 so.
THE SACRED MOUNTAINS. BY Rev T Head;
ley Il vol l5mo., without the plates Sunday School
SACRED SCENES AND CHARACTERS, BY Rev
Ut Headey.--l vol l2mo, Illustrated, full cio'h'
81 90; gilt edges, 81 so.
SACRED SCENES AND CHARACIEkS. by ne neV
JT Headlcy-l vol lSmo, without the plates. Sun
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HISTORY OF THE PROSECUTIONS AND BAT
TIES OF THE WALDENSES. By Rev J I
Headey.-l vol lsmo illustrated fufcloth' oo Gs 81
HISTORY OF THE WALDENSES. BY Rev i
Headey'-l vol lSmo. Sunday School edition 81
NAPOLEON AND HIS DIsTINGU IsHED MAR
SHALS BY Rev II Headey.-l vol l2mo' Illus
LUTHER AND CROMWELL By Rev J T Head
lew vol l2mo, Illustrated, full cloth 81.
RAMBLEs AND SKETCHES, By Rev Head
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THE POWER OF BEAUTY. BY Rev T Head
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LETTERS FROM THE BACKWooDs AND THE
ADIRONDACK. BY Rev t Headley-l vol
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BIOGRAPHY OF THE SAVIOUR AND HIS A
PoSTLES. With portrait Of each, engraved on
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Steee-lustrated with splendid engravings vol
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| THEOPNEUSTY, OR THE PLENAkY. lNSFlRA-
TION OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES. By Pro-
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! KIRK. new and enlarged edition. vol l2mo, 4lu
sHANTY, THE BLACKSMITH: A TALE OF ORR
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Sacred Scenes and Characters.--By the Rev J L
! ueadley This work may very properly be consider
ed companion 10 the Sacred Mo unains, ny Tue same
author Its object is to illustrate and render more me-
ke'' the sacred writings 1t is not the author design
10 supersede the Bible. But his wish is 10 excite so,
Iicitude 10 obtain and TO become intimately acquainted
and perfectly familiar with its history, doctrines ana
laws 10 know its truth 10 moioe us spirit, eei 40
mower and partake Of its salvation in word, prize
IN some measure as deserves, This treasure which Is
indeed beyond price. We predict for it circulation
far beyond any of the authors former worKs'- NC
Nstcs, Jan. 7h - a., ~ IN
| Sncrcd Scenes and Characters the Rev
| He,dIev author ofthe "Sacred Mountains" &c. ms
work will add greatly 10 the reputation OF the anor
I'm literary merit than equals his sacred ou
tans Mr. Hcadey exceis III MS glowing 0y - Of III
vivid descriptions Ills works rich treasury Oh all
the sublimy ofhought, moving tenderness OF paSsoi
and vigorous strength Of expression, when are 70 oe
found in all the languages by which mortaS declare thei
mnds-See Daily Globe, Jan. 9th wv
| Ra,aJles and Sketches-By Rev L Headley W
have not for long time down TO book WIN more
pleasing ancipalions or found those ahtic'Ps'ons INV
fully realized than in the p'ruSa OF inc Woik 80
many admirers of the talented author. HIS "Napoieon
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at least as many enthusiastic readers as any pooN ""
can be mcn nyd. We think the RaniOies anu oNecI
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trn The author has ample room and verge enough iof
the employment of his fine talents 10 great a'vah,"Ss'
and most sslly has h, accomplished the task
The biographical sketch Of Ill author Is interesting anu
swel considered," and adds much 10 Inc V'iuc VI "0
book which is got up in very neat anu nsc XII
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thiscountry and have here one oil his pest ooohs
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the unfatigung charms OF perfect smPnciy aiu
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and thinker See Ne,o Tribune, Dec II, lS49
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