The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-10-25
ROBERT CARTER & BROTHERS,
No. 2S5 Broddmau. Ne,c York.

HAVE just published HENRY'S COMMENTARY
III AN EXPOSITION of the OLD and NEW TESLA
MENT, by Matthew Henry five vols quarto sheep Sl5
Horne III his Introduction the Study OF the Bible
says of this edition: The London quarto edition of lsi
was superintendent by the Rev. Messrs Burder and
Hughes and is very correct The of this impression
has been followed in the beautifully printed edition
lS27' We have purchased these stereotype plates a.
OF the edition OF 1877 and this edition printed
from them.
bridge says OF H. that is perhaps the only Commentary
$50 large that deserves TO be attentvey read through
There is much 10 be learned in this work in q
speculative, and still more in practical way"
Bickersteth 1.-The private Christian will find
practical and devotional exposition of the Word God
spiritual and experimental cheerful edifyng, and judi
cious The minister will obtain from
furnishing good hints for expounding the Scriptures.
There is III Matthew Henry a glow of love, a full ex-
pounded lively cheerulness which will make his
work useful ard indispensable"
The late Rev. DIR. Alexander says of it, For some
particular purposes and i'll particular
Commentaries may be preferable but taking 1t
whole and as adapted 10 every class of readers this
Commentary may be said 10 combine more excellence
han any work of the kind which was written in any
language"
THE ACTS AND MONUMENTS OF THE CHURCH,
CONTAINING THE HISTORY AND SUFFERiNGS
OF THE MARTYRS BY John Foxe Complete in one
volume, royal svo, LOO pages 81,
From The Ret. Dr. Murray author of the celebrated Kirtrau
"EIAzABErHTowN May 20. 1855
Save the circulation of the Bible, know of no better
way TO resist the deceivngs OF Popery than make the
world acquainted with its cruel heart that heart is
ed in lis bloody history And OF all the books that
Monuments OF Master John Foxe stands pre-emnent.
II is book of thrilling interest from cover, and
it is as historically it is painfully exciting"
From Dr. Tying
1T is treasury OF true and important history
From DR.. SpYague.
Such record OF the bloody trumphs Of Ronnnsm,
when suffered to have its own way will do more
10 show its spirit and wake up slumberng Prot
estants OF this generation of their danger than
the most elaborate discussions of the greatest and
accomplished minds"
From Dr.. Knor.
No work is better calculated to expose 'the mystery
OF inquiry"
From Professor Madison
Il cannot too strongly recommend 10 the patronage
OF the Christian public
From Dr. Williams
"The recent Papa aggressioEs developed latent
DIRE ad and dislike OF Rome the national mind of Eng
land such aslonshed both the friends and OF the
Papacy No human book has done much work
these feelings into the fibre of the English character
as has been effected by the Acts and Monuments of the
excellent Martyrologist."
GOODRICHS BIBLE GEOGRAPHY-AG Geography
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cal events connected with them, adapted Parental,
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RIDGELEY'S BODY OF DIVINITY. A Body of Di-
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teenih century He was man of extensive erudi-
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THE CHRIST OF HISTORY; AN ARGUMENT FoUxDyD
on FACTS OF HIS LIFE ON EARTH BY John Young, A. NJ
This bears the impress of disciplined geniu. OF
very high order offers the reader the rich esuts OF
w
of view The miraculous, finds in the manhood of Jesus
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only one Of all that ever dwell on earth had more
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ana M. ms e aG
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Illustrating al once the depth of human depravy,
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