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Family Bible, crninonsly calcuialed so promote tho cause of truth and peg h seema srarcely posslblo for me read daily the Notes and Observations with out becoming wiser and better man."

 Reu. Asa Eaoa, paStOr ef Chria Ch.rch, Bosloa. -" It is a TREASURE WHICH EVERY FAMILY OUGHT TO POSSESS. For the success of your undertaking you have my best wishes and fervent prayers"

 Rev. Dr. JoshuG Bafes President ef Afiddlebavy Coiegs.-" Sir, am pleased with your proposals for publishing Scot's Family Bible, and sincerely wish you success in your undertaking. have donbt that twill be well patronized by the religious public"

 Rep. Daniel Ehavp pastor Of the 3d Baptist ChMch, BOSton" The more it isread by pious Christians, the extensive will be its circulation"

 Reu. Dr.. Baldsin, Iate pastor of the 2d Baptist Chuych Boston-"f feel free to say that in my esti- nation it deservedly ranks among ables and best Commentaries All the leading doctrines of Chris tanity as professed and maintained by many Of the most eminent Reformers are in my judgment very hap pily illustrated and enforced" 'r

 Rep Dr.. Dana.-" Dr. Scott's Commentary, has merited and obtained distinguished popularity. The spirit which pervades the work is excellent. 1t is the meek, aectionate healing yet faithful, spirit of the Gospel.

 Beside tke abope MANY OTHERS of the most in- fentnI dnORgt the Clergy hQre recommended tis ScOk he too1ring ertractS hO'CeCer, from Mr. EnneTs0RS letter aoiH point out tue adUantGges peculiar to the OC TAVO edition. s.

 Reu Joseph Emerson, Author Of the EcdngelicdLt Pri,ner-" Six editions of this great work have been published in this country-I have had considerable opportunity to examine and compare specimens of ali these six editions, and am decidedly of opinion that most people would greatly prefer ARMSTRONGS EDITION, now publishing in Boston. As the fold is octave, he volumes not ,nearly so large the quarto editions but the paper is finer and whter the execution handsomer the print to appearance nearly as large; and it be turned to the light with much less inconvenience, it may perhaps be read with equal and pleasure It has the advantage of De- ing cheaper, less cumbersome and more elegant.

 "ARMSTRONG's EDITION, therefore, is the one which I can most highly recommend for the use of families. Itis peculiarly calculated to supersede the of large Bble and in two respects it will better purpose merely for reading the scrip lures, as it is less cumbersome, and may be read by several persons at the same time."