In England, Scotland, Ireland, France and Italy, together with a COMPLETE CATALOGUE OF THE AUTHOR’S WORKS, now for the first time published; with curious commentaries on the COUNTERFEIT PARLEY BOOKS, got up in London. ☞ The Publishers will send this work, Postage Paid, to any Post-Office in the United States, on receipt of price as above. A Curious and Interesting Work. THE LIFE, TRAVELS, LABORS AND WRITINGS OF LORENZO DOW; INCLUDING HIS SINGULAR AND ERRATIC WANDERINGS IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. TO WHICH IS ADDED HIS CHAIN JOURNEY FROM BABYLON TO JERUSALEM; DIALOGUE BETWEEN CURIOUS AND SINGULAR; HINTS ON THE FULFILLMENT OF PROPHECY, ETC.; AND THE VICISSITUDES OR JOURNEY OF LIFE, AND SUPPLEMENTAL REFLECTIONS, BY PEGGY DOW. Complete in One Volume, 507 pp. 8vo. Price, Stamped Cloth, $1 75; Embossed Morocco, $2 00. Since the days of George Whitfield, it has not fallen to the lot of another minister of the gospel to enjoy so great and wide-spread a celebrity as that of the late LORENZO DOW. In England and Ireland, in the United States and the Canadas, there are probably few persons now living who have reached adult age, to whom his name is not familiar. There is not a state in our Union that he has not visited, and there is scarcely a town in the older States in which he has not been listened to by hundreds, if not thousands, of the present generation. It is hardly possible that one who attracted so much of the public attention during his life should soon cease to be an object of interest. Many among those who have listened to his public teachings, as well as those who know him only by reputation, would doubtless be gratified to possess the means of forming a true estimate of the character of the man—the causes of his singularities, the secret of his influence, and the peculiar bent and power of his mind. It is to gratify this desire that the present edition of his collected works is given to the public. His Journal, which comprises the history of his life to his fortieth year, will suggest to an attentive reader a clew to the enigma which his apparently mysterious conduct often presented.