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Rec. D.. Dasa.-" Dr. ScOtt's Commentary, has merted and obtained distinguish ed popularity. The spirit which pervades the work is excellent. is tho meek, aectionate, healing yet faithful spirit of the Gospel.

 Beside tke GbOve MANY OTHERS of the most iu- RuentiaL aOngt the Clergy hGUe recOHDeded tis 'OOr the JoiiOaUisg attracts hO'OeUer from Mr. EmerSons letter oM point out the adUGntages peculiar Co the OC- TAVO edition.

 Rep. Joseph Emerson, Author Of the EUGHgeIicM Primer" Six editions of this great work have bees published in this cOuntry.-I have had considerable opportunity to examine and compare specimens of all these editions, and decidedly of opinion, that most people would greatly prefer ARMSFRONG'S EDITION, now publishing in Boston. As the fold is octave, the volumes not nearly so large as aae quarto editions but te paper finer and winter; 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 be- ing cheaper less cumbersome, and more elegant.

 S'ARMSTRONG'S EDITION, therefore, is the one which most highly recommend for the use of families. It is peculiarly calculated supersede the of large Bible; and in two respects it will answer better purpose merely for reading the scrip tures as it is less cumbersome, and may be read by several persons at the same tine.''