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Sandham's Twin Sisters. Smith, Capt .. Adventures of.
Sherwood's Duty is Safety.
= Jack the Sailor.
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Think before you Act.
Taylor's Voung Islanders. ery Little Tales. Youth'a Book of Nature.
MEDICAL.
Chavasse's Advice to Mothere. Hall's Principles of Diagnosis. Smith on Nervous System.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Arthur's Tired of Housekeeping.
Anstin'a German Writera.
Carlyle'a Heroes, Hero Worship.
Cotton's Exiles of Sibaria.
D'Israeli's Curiosities of Literature. Deleuze on Animal Magnetism. Ellis'a Mothera of England.
Wives of England.
= Daughters of England.
Women of England.
= First Impressions.
Danger of Dining Out.
= Somerville Hall.
Embury's Nature's Gems. Foster's Miscellaniee.
Christian Morals. Goldsmith'a Vicar of Wakefield. = Essaya. Johnson'a Rasselas.
Lover's Handy Andy. £. s. d .- Treasure Trove.
Maxwell's Hector O'Halloran.
More'a Domestic Tales. Rural Talca.
Pure Gold. Sinclair'a Scotland and Scotch. Shetland and Shetlanders.
St. Pierre's Paul and Virginia, Taylor's Physical Theory of Another Life. Useful Letter-Writer.
Woman's Worth.
POETRY.
Burns's Poetical Works. Cowper's
Gems from American Poeta.
Hemans's Poetical Worka. Songs of the Affections.
Lewis'e Recorda of the Heart.
Miltoo'a Poctical Worka. Paradise Lost. =
44 Regained
Moore'a Lallah Rookh. Pollok'a Course of Time. Beott's Poctical Works.
Lady of the Lake.
Marmion.
Lay of the Last Minstrel.
Southey'a Poetical Works. Thomson's Seasons. Token of Affection, by various writers Friendship.
Token of Love.
the Heart.
Remembrance. Young's Night Thoughty.
RELIGIOUS.
A Kempis's Imitation of Christ. Anthon's Catechism on Homilies. Beaven's Help to Catechising.
Bible Expositor.
Book of Common Prayer.
Burnet'a Hist. of Reformation.
Exposition of XXXIX. Artic.es.
Bradley'a Practical Sermons. = Sermons at Clapham and Glasbury. Churton's Early English Church.
Christmas Bella. Cruden's Concordance, N. T. Clarke's Scriptura Promisea. Evane's Rectory of Valehead Faber on Election.
Greeley on Preaching. = English Churchmen.
Hare'e Sermona. Hooker'a Works. James'a True Christien.
Widow Directed.
" Young Man from Home.
Christian Professor.
Anxious Inquirer after Salvation.
Happiness, ite Nature and Sourcet-
Kip's Double Witness. Kingsley's Sacred Choir. Lyra Apostolica.
Magee on Atonement. Maoning on Unity of the Church.
Marshall'a Notes on Episcopacy.
More's Private Devotion. " Practical Piety. Maurice's Kingdom of Christ. Newmen's Parochial Sermona. = Sermons on Subjects of the Day.
Ogilhy on Lay-Baptism, Lectures on the Church.
Palmer on the Church. Paget's Tales of the Village. Pearson on the Creed. Philip'a Devotional Guides.
The Hannahs.
The Marys.
לכ The Marthas.
46 The Lydias.
= Love of the Spirit.
Sherlock'a Practical Christian.
Smith on Scripture and Geology. Spencer's Christian Instructed.
Spincke's Manual of Devotion.
Sprague's Lectures to Young People True and Falae Religion.
Sutton's Learn to Live.
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Learn to Die.
On Sacrament. Stuert'e Lattera to Godchild. Teylor on Episcopacy. Golden Grove.
= Spiritual Christianity Wayland'a Human Responsibility Wilson's Sacra Private. Wilberforce's Communicant's Manual.
VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.
Cooley'a American in Egypt, Olmsted'a Whaling Voyage. Silliman'a American Scenery Southgate's Turkey and Persis.
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A KEMPIS .- OF THE IMITATION OF CHRIST:
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" Tho author of this invaluable work was born about the year 1380, and has always been honnured by the Church for his eminent sanctity. Of the many pions worka composed by him, nis ' Imitation of Christ' (being collectione of his devotional thoughts and meditations on impor- tant practical subjects, together with a separate treatise on the Holy Communion) is the most celebrated, and has ever been admired ano valued by devout Christians of every name. It has passed through numerous editions and translations, the first of which into English is said to have been made by the illustrious Lady Margaret, mother of King Henry VII. Messrs. Appleton's very beautiful edition is a reprint from the lost English, the tranelotion of which was chiefly copied from one printed at London in 1677 It deserves to be a companion of the good Bishop Wilson's Sacra Privatu .- Banner of the Cross.
AMERICAN POETS .- GEMS FROM AMERICAN POETS.
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ANTHON .- CATECHISMS ON THE HOMILIES OF THE CHURCH. 18mo. paper cover, 6 1-4 cents, $4 per hundred.
CONTENTS.
I. Of the Misery of Mankind.
III. Of the Passion of Christ.
II. Of the Nativity of Christ. IV. Of the Resurrection of Christ.
By HENRY ANTHON, D. D., Rector of St. Mark's Church, New York.
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ARTHUR .- TIRED OF HOUSE-KEEPING
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CONTENTS .- I. Going to House-keeping .- II. First Experiments .- III. Morning Calls .- IV. First Demonstrations .- V. Trouble with Servants .- VI. A New One .- VII. More Trouble .- VIII. A True Friend .- IX. Another Powerful Demonstration .- X. Breaking up .- XI. Experiments in Boarding and Taking Boarder .- XII. More Sacrifices .- XIII. Extracting Good from Evil .- XIV. Failure of the First Experiments .- XV. The New Boarding- house .- XVI. Trouble in Earnest .- XVII. Sickness .- XVIII. Another Change .- XIX. Conclusion.
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Preached at Clapham and Glasbury. By the Rev. Charles Bradley. From the seventh London edition, two volumes in one, 8vo. $1 25.
PRACTICAL SERMONS
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The Sermons of this Divine are much admired for their plain, yet chaste and elegant style; they will be found admirably adapted for family reading and preaching, where no pastor is located. Recommendations might be given, if space would admit, from several of our Bishops and Clergy- also from Ministers of various denominations.
The following are a few of the English and American critical opinions of their merit :- " Bradley's style is sententious, pithy, and colloquial. Ile is simple without being quaiot, and he almost holds conversation with his bearers, without descending from the dignity of the baered chair."-Eclectic Review.
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BURNET .- THE HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION
Of the Church of England, by Gilbert Burnet, D. D., late Lord Bishop of Salisbury-with the Collection of Records and a copious Index, revise. and corrected, with additional Notes and a Preface, by the Rev. E Nares, D. D., late Professor of Modern Ilistory in the University of Oxford Illustrated with a Frontispiece and twenty-three engraved Portraits, form ing four elegant 8vo. volumes. $8 00.
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Tho present edition of this great work has been edited with laborione care by Dr. Nares, who professes to have corrected important errors intu which the author fell, and tu have made auch improvements in the order of tha work as will render it far more useful to the render or historical stadent. Preliminary explanations, full and sufficient to the cleor understanding of the author, are given, and marginal references are made throughout the book, 80 as greatly to facilitate and sender accurate its consultation. It will of course find a place in every theologinn's library-und will, by no means, we trust, be confined to that comparatively limited sphore -N. Y. Tribune.
BURNET .- AN EXPOSITION OF THE XXXIX ARTICLES Of the Church of England. By Gilbert Burnet, D. D , late Bishop of Salisbury. With an Appendix, containing the Augsburg Confession, Creed of Pope Pius IV., &c. Revised and corrected, with copious Notes and Additional References, by the Rev. James R. Page, A. M. One handsome 8vo. vol- ume. $2 00.
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CHURTON .- THE EARLY ENGLISH CHURCH;
Or, Christian History of England in early British, Saxon, and Norman Times. By the Rev. Edward Churton, M. A With a Preface by the Right Rev. Bishop Ives. One vol. 16mo. $1 00.
The following delightful pages place before us some of the choicest exemples-both clerical and lay-of the true Christian spirit in the EARLY ENGLISH CHURCH. In truth, those pages are crowded with weighty lessons. * * * Extract from Editor's Preface.
CLARKE .- SCRIPTURE PROMISES
'Inder their proper heads, representing the Blessings Promised, the Duties to which Promises are made. By Samuel Clarke, D. D. Miniature size, 37 1-2 cents.
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CHAVASSE .- ADVICE TO MOTHERS
On the Management of their Offspring, during the periods of Infancy, Child- hood, and Youth, by Dr. Pye Henry Chavasse, Member of the Royal Col. lege of Surgeons, London, from the third English edition, one volume, 1Sino. of 180 pages. Paper 25 cents, cloth 37 1-2.
All that I have attempted is, to have written useful advice, in a clear style, stripped of all technicalities, which mothers of avery station may understand. * * * I have adopted e con- versational forin, as being more familiar, and as an easier method of making myself understood .- Extract from Author's Preface.
COPLEY .- EARLY FRIENDSHIPS.
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A continuation of the little library of popular works for " the People and their Children." Ita design ia, by giving the boarding school history of a young girl, whose early education had been conducted on Christian principlea, to show the pre-eminent value of those principles in moulding and adorning the character, and enabling their possessor successfully to meet the temptations and trials of life. It is attractively writtco, and full of interest .- Com. Adv.
COPLEY .- THE POPLAR GROVE :
Or, little Harry and his Uncle Benjamin. By Mrs. Copley, author of " Early Friendships," &c., &c. One vol. 18mo. frontispiece, 37 1-2 cents.
An excellent little atory this, showing how sound sense, honest principles, and intelligent industry, not only advance their possessor, but, as in the case of Uncle Benjamio the gardanar, enable him to become the benefactor, guide, and friend ofrelations cast down from e loftier sphare in life, and, but for him, without resource. It is a tale for youth of all classes, that cannot be read without profit .- N. Y. American.
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Morality never found in genius a more devoted advocate than Cowper, nor hee moral wisdont, In its plain and severe precepts, been ever more successfully combined with the delicate spirit of poetry than in his works. He wes endowed with all the powers which a poet could want who was to be the moralist of the world-the reprover, but not the satirist, of men-the teacher of simple truths, which were to be rendered grecions without endangering their simplicity.
CRUDEN .- CONCORDANCE OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.
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DE FOE .- PICTORIAL ROBINSON CRUSOE.
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D'ISRAELI .- CURIOSITIES OF LITERATURE,
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DE LEUZE .- PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION IN ANIMAI.
Magnetism, by J. P. F. De Leuze, translated by Thomas C. Hartshorn. Re- vised edition, with an Appendix of Notes by the Translator, and Letters from eminent Physicians and others, descriptive of cases in the U. States. One volume, 12mo. $1 00.
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ELLIS .- THE MOTHERS OF ENGLAND ;
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