New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
TnE FOOTSTEPS OF ST; PAUL ,I


Il BY the author Of the Morning ant Night Watches"
author of this excellent work stetced incidents
In the life Paul with mastery hand The reader seems 70
the they were painted on csnvss before h eyes
ssed il The pe;uss Of Volume lie
,ns .pSy portrayed There we see Paul as he was in
youth end manhood sinner and saint sehosr Psecutor
OF lie other relations the details of hi; Life are hap
PLY presented The book is almost Indispensable to proper
Congregational Herald.
aiive of Scripture pictorsy fascinating throughout sni stu
ali It's teecbinss 1t book We would ike TO
t throws much light upon interesting aud attractive sub
jeet." Boston Alta.
the Apostle with much care but be posse ses the power IA
heh gree fsprecsns the character of This rreemnsnty
," An sdmira bic book fRehrnond Chm Advocate.
should any ak the who of al Others
has been the @ M race Td cay with
out hssen The ApUs nSs ba n '1 ny most nae
that history has cared 10 peserys such Is the testimony Of
day The noble Paul grandest of all that have
lived has Of late been the subject Of unusual study
has drunk deep the springs Of that psy which Paul opened
This i one Of the best bOokslstey .uedp Pbn West
There not Of the numerous teooa works
published by the Mes Carter destined to be more extensively
read by ell denominations Of Christians than this truly graphic
The author Of the ables' evsnseie writer, now yns
at fills chssm that long existed win b.
this attractive foim by very many" IL hrouieie.
+" Ii in truth delightful volume" Presbyterian
The remarkable OF the Apostle Paul here depicted
with great freshness and beauty OF portrature" Tribune
The best results Of English and German criticism here
s%SS ssS the 0a es Ipo sS the The
description OF the countries and Of the many natural scenes
course Of the sacred history before dsnetness
and with the freshness Of denson Is benyng
to follow these historical pictures without becoming
pcssssed Of distinct perception of tho min
sry OF Paul will greatly aid in the study Of he Bo,
This work repete with historical and inform
alton illustrative Of the life and sbors Of the great Apostle 20
the Gentes II the resuto much aid search through
found shedding light the character OF the heroic and see
lsboIious end even life. The reader VII find much in it
lsns the institutions the and customs age Of
Testament narrative sorwd will seem more real aud vivid In
80. rHs s.ar AUTHOR:
THE NE w2 ED ~ 9f yEfSs lso 70 es Ss show, O
iii. FAMILY PRAYERS. ismo Is cents
" THE Wo0DCUTTER OF LEBANON, and THE Ex-
w TIE ri GREAT jouR ;S Fig the Va.
ley Of Tears TO Mount Zion, the City Of the Living God Illus
is vf MoRSiYG AND NIGHT WATCHES lsmo. co. CT.
PSbliahedby ROBERT CARTER & BROTHERS,
A NEW PORTRAIT OF PARIS, painted from
Now being from Paris recently; -
This tine young man would show hs sAnl"
By Henry CIAPP, Jr.
The PROJECTORS Of the CIIO nave palens'ee me sose
s rss si f Syy SSsHsi VI" De % DaES
FORT and 8 j. CORNEN. and 81 al the News Rooms
The Editorial Articles in this number Of the CRITIC are not
vigorous No. / Some Of them may DO thoasht
tle nesive but that cannot be helped Toe motto Of
the CRITIC IL I" Tel the truth and shame the devil"
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