Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
THE LIFE
AndcoW JaCkSoE
Bv JAMES PARTON,
Author Of ssLife Of Aaron Burr etc.

Author Of ''Lfe OF Aaron Burr" etc.
Three Volumes 636 pages esch with Steel POrra
Crown OcTAvo EDITION. --cloth binding, SIS; Sheer
Sc rs: half calf. 50; fun calf, sic.
SUBSCRIBERS EDITION, Royal octave, (old by subscrip-
ton only.oloth, 81 so; Sheep, %; Half Calf sI2.
Full Calf, SIS.
Mr. Parton has been several years engaged in the prepa
ration OF this work. and has bestowed upon the most
careful research and Investigation The frst volume
the Subscribe s. Edition issued year since: the
ond published last spring, and third and last Is
completed. CT first and second volumes, the
press have spoken in the warmest commentator.
'sThe life of Andrew Jackson indeed an eveutful
one and the that crowded into bis career
pionser, general and state sman, among the most
important in the history of country. Tdu1fon Ga
ete "Almost ali that relates him is peculiar extra
ordinary and interest ng.-Ameai1 Times.
Those who have been most familiar with The career Of
jackson will be surprise at the mass OF matter the
author has collected 'Bosfon Journal ssIt exhausts
the subject. '--Ee0 York Day Book.
at is an honest book throu ghout "NdshCiye Union
at equally free from the spirit OF detracton on the
one hand. and Of unmixed glorihcation the other
Fsilinss and virtues are alike faithfully deneaed.''
Western Christian AdUocdfs.
zone of the most remarkable books. Every page Is
alice 1t is as romantic al a medis al romance
and yet has the advantage Of being tru-Hone Jour-
nal. Possesses degree Of interest which scsrcey
be overstated -'-Neso York World. "A fresher live
ler account never written Of any hero by any su
hor "-Bosfoa kdpertiser. ssNo work Of fiction coud
be better flied to hold the attention and bear The mini
long with sustaining enthusia than this account Of
the real life OF one Of our own Boston
hecOfdeF 10 1881. the Work intensely
teresting Philadelphia Rem Perfectly fascna-
ng.'-Neso York Day Book. s'The narrative Is dow
ing and charming We confess having read the whole
Zone volumel in two prolonged sittings-''-Haypsr's
Weekly. 1.-THE most difficult task where and how
to part company with it '-Neao York Crdyoz "Cfi--
tense and permanent nterest."--Aew Iork Observer
The mos Interesting political and personal hist ny ever
written ofauy public in this country
rdRto His style fairly eloquent with vvida ess ant
uency. His account OF the defense Of New Orleans from
its inception to its climax, interests deeply than
tale OF chvalry, oriental a
Times. zone Of the interesting snd instructy V,
books We have evr read "-RHsseHs Ma0asize
(CAGrestca, 3. CO. ga life, indeed and before Nhct
the conventional and place bicoraphers Of oseu
lines sink into stupidity and nsignifcance -Eeas YORK
oHrnrl Of Commerce
ALSO JUST PUBLISHED,
THE LIE AID TIMES OF PmLrP SCHUYLER. BY BESsos
J. LOSING. Vol. D. Grown vo., 49, pages. VIII
Steel portraits. Cloth, 81 81.
For the first time genuine biography OF Gen. schuy.
Ter Is itten The character and service Of this ecer
sborer for our country. well the established reuta-
ton OF Me. Losing a writer kindred toc give Il
the book ordinary interest and value The work will
be complete in two volumes.
IrALY; FRoM 1kLIKsr PERIOD TO TIE PREsKs1
DAY. By JOHN G. ABBOTT. Grown vo /, 5s7 PAGES
With Steel Portrait. Cloth, 81 so.
This volume is Of the series of Mr. Abbotts Nor
STA have previously appeared The volumes are Of uniform
style and price, but each distinct in itself,
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