Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
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rauon To the Sacred Mountains by the same author.
Its object is TO illustrate and render lifike the
sacred writings Its not the author design to surerse
the Bible. But MS wish is to exritca soctue to obtain
and to become intimately acquainted and perfectly fam
lar with its history doctrines and laws To know truth
mbiba its spirit feel its power and partake its sal
vaon; in word, to prize in deserves
this treasure which is indeed beyond price We predict
for circulation far beyond any of the authors former
works The News, Jan. 1th.
SJcrea Scenes and thardcfTs-Bv the Rev J. T Head,
lcy author of the Sacred Mountains &c This wor,
will add greatly to the reputation ofthe author In lit
erary merit it than equals his Sacred Mountains
Mr. cadley exce in his glowing style and vivid dcscri-
Of thought moving tenderness passion and vigorous
strength of expression. which be found in all the
languages by which mortals declare their ninds.-See
Daily Globe Jan. 5th
EGlstles and StetcisS-By Rev j T IIeadlcy We have
for long time sat down book with more pleasing
found those ancpations fully real
lied. than in the pcrCsal of the work before u.s.
know il will be hailed with qualification Iy the many
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Marshals was, perhaps, as popular ami found ut least
n many enthusiastic reaers any book that he
mentioned We think the Eambles aud Sketches are des
lined to he as popular at least of his previously
published works There is not dull chapter in the work.
illcd as it is with infinite variety The author has
mple room and verge enough for the employment of his
inc talents to great advantage and most has
lie accomplished the task. The biographical sketch Of
he author is interesting and well considered and adds
much to the value Of the books which got up
heat and attractive style by the publher Portland
Transcript, D'ic. 18th.
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charms of perfect simplicity and truth There
graceful frankness rervaIing the composition, which
ngageo the interest Of the reader in the author well
: in the subject. His ramhes about Rome, Paris and
ondon, exhibit thousand lively traits of an ingenious
ature, upon which of taste will delight 10 Iinger
We predict for this sale equal 10 that of any the au-
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