Clairvoyant Revelations

- ïhis book by A. J. Davis, ihe young ihoemaker, is at length publi.sbed. Il isa work of 800 pagrg. We have not sren the Workj bui the Home Journal has a notie:) and extracta from il. That paper says of it : "To an unbeliever il will be a most dr. and fir-reaching work of imng'nilion, writien with a vast bick-grouucl of scicnific and philonophical knnwledge, while to the believer, it will be, of course, like converse with ah srchango] on the compnrison of otlier worlda vvith ouis. NV'e s:ai ly propose to enrich our columns wi:h ati rxtrnct or two from the w rfc, airi to iiif, rm bolh lelievers ard unbelievers !n clnirvovance of the existenc of a b:xik whicb will be a 'witch's b oom' to the imnginalion, ennbling a dreamer to vist the ptst, tn visit the stars, to u.crs ne lus o-.vn valufe in creation, ar.d his on ■f progresa belwptii chaos nnd perfpction, and, in short, to frget cnrf and trilles wry pffectively and go off on a evel of intoxicatiug and elevating imagina tions." T! e extracta givrn rrspeotiní; tl.e character and habits of the planrtary po, Ie, the process of deal!), state after death, &c, evince considerable litrrary merit. (t?3 The Ciacinoati Press quotes a nart of our nrtic!e pviblshcd a few weeks since, on Antblavery Union, nnd in fftvör of a postpnnement of the Naticml Lihety nominntions till next spring. Thot paper savs : 'The Signal of Liberty of a late da'e, contains an editorial article upon ihpse subjecis, which comrnands our unqualified Rpproval. It uniies with ihe Hcrald, in lts viewó and suggestions ujion the same topics. We urge iheir consideralion upon all earnest friends of the great cause."