he wishes to arm himself against every
enemy.

CAMPBELL AND FENELON ON ELOQUENCE. Comprising
Campbell's Lectures on Systematic Theology and Pulpit Eloquence, &c.
Edited by Prof. RIPLEY, of Newton Theological Institution.

MORRIS'S MEMOIRS OF FULLER. The Life and Character of the Rev. Andrew
Fuller Edited by Rev. RUFUS BABCOCK, Jr., President of
Waterville College.

FEMALE SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY. Including an Essay on what Christianity has
done for Women. By F. A. COX, D. D., LL. D., of London. In 2
vols.

This is a very interesting work, and should be in the hands of
every female professor, and in every Church and Sabbath School
Library in the land.

REMAINS OF REV. RICHARD CECIL, M. A. To which is prefixed a View of his
Character. By JOSIAH PRATT, B. D., F. A. S.

CHURCH MEMBER'S GUIDE. By J. A. JAMES, A. M., Birmingham,
England. Edited by J. O. CHOULES, A. M., Pastor of the First
Baptist Church in New Bedford, Mass.

HELP TO ZION'S TRAVELLERS. By Rev. ROBERT HALL. With a Preface
by Dr. RYLAND. Edited by Rev. J. A. WARNE.

THE TRAVELS OF TRUE GODLINESS. By the Rev. BENJAMIN KEACH,
London. And a Memoir of his Life. By HOWARD MALCOM. A. M.

AIDS TO DEVOTION; in three parts. Including Watts' Guide to Prayer. [A
very valuable and truly excellent work.]

BEAUTIES OF COLLYER. Selections from Theological Lectures. By Rev.
W. B. COLLYER, D. D., F. S. A.

BAXTER'S SAINT'S REST. By Rev. RICHARD BAXTER. Abridged by
B. FAWCETT, A. M.

BAXTER'S CALL TO THE UNCONVERTED, to which are added several valuable
Essays. By RICHARD BAXTER. With an Introductory Essay. By
THOMAS CHALMERS, D. D.

THE CHRISTIAN CONTEMPLATED; in a Course of Lectures delivered in Argyle
Chapel, Bath, England. By WILLIAM JAY.

MEMOIRS OF HOWARD. Compiled from his Diary, his Confidential Letters,
and other authentic Documents. By JAMES B. BROWN. Abridged by a
Gentleman of Boston, from the London quarto edition.

THE IMITATION OF CHRIST. In Three Books. By THOMAS a
KEMPIS. With an Introductory Essay, by THOMAS
CHALMERS, of Glasgow.

AN EXAMINATION OF PROF. STUART ON BAPTISM. By HENRY J. RIPLEY,
Professor of Biblical Literature in the Newton Theological Institution.

MEMOIR OF REV. WM. STAUGHTON, D. D. By Rev. W. S. LYND, A.M.,
of Cincinnati, Ohio. Embellished with a Likeness.

The thousands still living, who have listened with rapture to
the messages of salvation that flowed from his lips; those
gentlemen, who have