A good, simple, evangelical book for children, setting before them the lovely character of the SaPattern, in his meekness, obedience, love, forgive, and in SCRIPTURE BAPTISM, its Mode and Subjects. By Ashbel G. Fairchild, D. D. Author of "The Great Supper. 18mo. pp. 204. Price 25 and 30 cents. This little volume contains a lucid, forcible, and popular argument on both branches of the Baptist controversy. Without making any parade of learning, the fruits of ample study, as well as of careful thought, are brought to bear upon the theme. The book will make itself felt wherever works of this description are needed. THE GREAT REFORMER; or, Sketches of the Life of Luther. By the author of "The Claremont Tales." 18mo. pp. 117. Price 20 and 25 cents. This little volume is chiefly drawn from D'Au bigné's History of the Reformation. It is a very readable and instructive outline of Luther's life, and is well adapted to attract and inform juvenile readers. It is designed as an addition to the Board's Sabbath-school Library. By S. C. 18mo. NOT A MINUTE TO SPARE. pp. 104. Price 15 and 20 cents. This is a very simple but useful collection of thoughts and incidents, showing how we may and ought to have many minutes to spare to attend to souls and to work for made valuable contributions to this class of religious literature. It is the history of a canal boy, showing how a poor, destitute orphan can be happy himself, and do good to others when under the influence of true religion. THE VALLEY OF ACHOR; or, Hope in Trouble, and, THE CROSS PROVIDENCES OF GOD ORDERED IN WISDOM AND LOVE. By the Rev. S. S. Sheddan. 18mo. pp. 50. Price 15 cents. These treatises will be found well adapted to excite the graces of faith, submission, hope, and love towards God, in every reader, especially in those who are called to suffer under the smitings of their Heavenly Father's hand. BRIDGET SULLIVAN; or, The Cup without a Handle. 18mo. pp. 80. Price 15 & 20 cents. This is a story of Ireland, in the days of famine and of the workings of the Bible. It is interesting, and will be a welcome book in the Sabbath-school library. ONLY BELIEVE; or, The Sure Way of Peace. A brief, lucid, and scriptural exhibition of just THE MODEL MERCHANT; or, Memoirs of Samuel We can cordially commend this Memoir of a most remarkable man to all our readers, and especially to those who are engaged in business. They will learn the secret of Mr. Budgett's rapid rise from comparative poverty to great wealth; and they will also see business man can and ought to carry his influ |