Guide to Family Devotion. By the Rev. Alexander Fletcher, D.D. Royal quarto, with 10 steel plates (half morocco, $7.50; Turkey morocco, $12.00), cloth, gilt, and gilt edges, $5.00.

"The more we look over the volume the more we admire it, and the more heartily feel to commend it to families and devout Christians. It is emphatically a book of devotion, from the standpoint of an intelligent, broad-minded Christian minister, who has here expressed many of the deepest emotions and wants of the Boul. The selections of Scripture and the hymns are all admirably adapted to increase devotion; and the prayers are such as can but aid the suppliant, even when not uttered from his precise standpoint, and are especially valuable to many heads of families who find it difficult to frame words for themselves in conducting family worship." -Journal and Messenger.

The A. L. O. E. Library. In 55 vols., 18mo, in a neat wooden $40.00.

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Bickersteth (Rev. E. H.). Yesterday, To-day, and Forever. A Poem. Pocket edition, .50; 16mo, $1.00; 12mo, $1.50.

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Butler (Rev. William Archer). Sermons. 2 vols., $2.50. Lectures on Ancient Philosophy. 2 vols., $2.50.

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Bonar (Horatius, D.D.). Hymns of Faith and Hope. 3 vols., 18mo. $2.25.

Bible Thoughts and Themes. 6 vols. 12mo, viz. :

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Chalmers (Thomas, D.D.). Sermons. 2 vols. in one. $3.00.

Cowper (Wm.). The Task. Illustrated by Birket Foster. $3.50.

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Dick (John, D.D.). Lectures on Theology. 8vo. $3.00.

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* Edwards (Jonathan). Works. In 4 vols., octavo. $6.00.

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Green (Prof. Wm. Henry, D.D.). The Argument of the Book of Job Unfolded. 12mo. $1.75.

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Guthrie (Thomas, D.D.). Life and Works. 11 vols. $15.00.

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Hamilton (James, D.D.). Select Works. 4 vols. $5.00. Containing The Royal Preacher; Mount of Olives; Pearl of Parables; Lamp and Lantern; Great Biography; Harp on the Willows; Lake of Galilee; Emblems from Eden; Life in Earnest.

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Hamlin (Cyrus). Among the Turks. 12mo. $1.50.

Hanna (Rev. William, D.D.). Life of Christ. 3 vols. 12mo. $4.50.

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Hill (George). Lectures on Divinity. 8vo. $2.50.

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Hodge (Charles, D.D.). Commentaries.

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Hodge (Rev. A. A., D.D.). Outlines of Theology. Revised and Enlarged Edition. 8vo. $3.00.

"At its first publication in 1860, this work attracted much attention, and ever since it has had a large sale, and been carefully studied both in this country and in Great Britain. It has been translated into Welsh and modern Greek, and has been used as a text-book in several theological schools. Prepared originally in good part from notes taken by the author from his distinguished father's lectures, with the assistance of standard theological writers, after fourteen years of service as a theological instructor, he has, with increased knowledge and experience as a teacher, embodied in this new and enlarged edition not only the treasures of the volume as it first appeared, but the rich results of his additional studies and investigations. This new edition contains fifty per cent more of matter than the former one. Two chapters have been dropped, and five new ones have been added.” Presbyterian Bauner.

Holt (Emily Sarah). Historical Tales.

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