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BIOGRAPHY OF THE SAVIOUR AND HIS APOSTLES
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THEoINrrsTY, Or THE fLENArY ISs1RATIoH
OF TIKI HoIY SCRIPTURES. By Professor CaLs-
Sen of Geneva. TRANSLATED BIZ Rev. K. n.
Kirk. a now and enlarged edition, vol.
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GuANTY, TIE BLACKSMITH: q tale OF other
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Sacred Scenes and Churncters.--By Rev. ]. T,
Headley. This work MAJ very properly be con-
silered companion to the ''Sacred Mountains
by the same author. It's object is to illustrate
and "render more life like" The sacred writings.
1t is not the authors desig en- TO Supercede the BIZ
Bile. But his wish is to excite solicitudc to CO.
tain, and to become intimately acquainted and
perfectly familiar with its history, doctrines and
laws; TO know ta truth, TO mbibe its spirit, feel
its power, and parake Offs salvation; in
word, TO prize in some measure az it deserves,
this treasure which is indeed beyond price. We
predict for it a circulation far beyond any Of the
authors former works.--1hc Ners, Jan. iii.
Sacred Scenes and ChGracters.--By the Rev. ],
T. Headley, author ofthe s'Sacred Mountains"
&c. This work will add greatly 10 the reputa-
ton OF the author. In literary merit it more
than equals his "Sacred Mountains" Mr..
Headley eXcels in his glowing style and vivid
descriptions. His works are q rich treasury Of
all the sublimity Of thought, moving tenderness
Of passion, and vigorous strength OF expression,
which are to be found in all the languages by
which mortals declare their ninds.--See Daily
Globe, Jun. 5th.
Rap,Jles and Sketches.-By Rev.. J, T. Head
icy.--We have not for a long time sat down 10 a
book with more pleasing antcipa'ions. or found
these authorizations more fully realized, llan in
/ the perusal of the work before us, and we know
| il will be hailed with qualification BY the muny
admirers of the talented author. His "Nar0-
leon and his Narshals' was, perhaps as popular,
and found Mt least as many enthusiastic readers
as anv book that can be mentioned, We think
| The Rambies and Sketches are destined to be as
popular at Il asst as any Of hlsErevcHsly publish
ed works. There is not dull chapter in the
work, filled as it is with '.an Infinite variety"
The author has ample room and verge encrgh
for the employment Of his fine talents 10 great
advantage. aud most successfully las he accom-
plshed the task The biographical skrtcl. of
the author is interesting and swell ccnsidered,"
and adds much TO the value OF the book, which
is GOT up in very neat and attractive style by,
the publisher.-Porti0nd Transcript. Dec. 10. !
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