Nbittres tabts.
PROF. A. A. HODGE ON THE ATONEMENT.
ATONEMENT, by Prof. Archibald A. Hodge, Pro
fessor in Western Theological Seminary at Alle
gheny. Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of
Publication. 12mo. pp. 440.
•
We are glad to see a restatement and ddfeiice
the view of the Atonement held by h considers
; and influential phrt of the Evangelical Chureh.
is time such treatises were forthcoming. Dr.
late work—singularly misnamed the
icarious Atonement," was 'a samitions to the
angelical Church to such a tiOl'lr tis:that in
ich Prof Hodge has engaged, It will greatly
to his reputation 10 a• clear „thinker and .wri
a vigorous and able controversialist and a
.ned theologian. Thch thinks of men in the
irch of all shades of opinion are due to the .
or. There is much in - the volume which ex-:
y meets anik i expreesei our own views, ,and
.e in fact than, we expected to see. As be-
Bushnell,.YoUng and Robertson of Brigh
on the one hand, and Prof • Hodge on the
we - uniesitatingly range ourselves with
representative of Evangelicaldectrine Oil this
Ld and vital matter, this core cif,all Christian
dogy. But we feel no-pressure of conviction
elling us to choose'between Pref. : llo'4e and
ter men at least as ripe, as,orthodox and 'as
Lngelical as he. To our minds, the stringent
, s of our author•are not necessary to the es
le of the Evangelical view 'of a vicarious
latent, but are rather an exidanatiMi of, the
,ncholy and disastrous rebellion, of men like
well, Young and Robertson against the
de scheme. We make these remarks becalm
book is a distinctively controversial and
Lncetonian book ; is issued bY : authority4tid
:rented as a standard of doCirine euits subject. , .
is from the., press of the Presbyterian' Board
Publication: In the piesent; relations of the
great Presbyterian bodies Eff this country, its
me under such auspices cannot but prove un-
Innate. The very alphabet,of, the negotiations
reunion is the recognition.of the perfect equal
of both parties. And yet here, in the midst
the negotiations, the brand of heresy is attempt
to be put upon one of.the parties by an official
of the other. The Publication Board of the
Ler branch virtually say, either' there is to be
reunion, or the reunited Church must take
:of. Hodge as the exponent of ,orthodoxy upon
e Atonement. They would scarcely issue a
istly book, only to be thrown out by a commit
of revision. The publication or the work by
ivate enterprise would have signified nothing
this regard. Its issue by the 0. S. Board is
anti-union movement; a yesumption of,hoatil
ies in the midst of'a trace.. -
We expect to speak more particularly of the .
intents of the book in another' connection.
LIFE OF DR. KENNARD.
/SEPIL H. KENNAI;CD.—A'MemotiaI. By J.-Spencer
Kennard, his son and successor in the Pastoral
Office. Philadelphia. Baptist Publication SoCiety.'
12m0., pp. 288. , Wfub ,photograph ,portrait.
Although Dr. Kennard did almost nothing,
id cared to do nothing to win a pitted in liters=
,ure, every Christian who knew him, will re
lice that so.precious a name, and so" beautiful,
Intl virtuous a life have found a worthy4lace in
he issues of the press. Dr. Kennard's ;piety
s so warm, so active and so winningjids 3xian
ners and bearing were so thoroughly Christian,
his spirit was so childlike and yet so wise tf,win
souls, his sympathies so broad and •Catholics, and
. 1, his interest in all the great questions of public
„,.,,V
.-1 morals and of country so prompt, generous and
practical, that the whole community recognized
his worth, and would •feelitself.irdpoveriShed in
the fading from remembrance of so ,valiable an
- ff i example. Though, dead., it.is, a. pleasure to know
*that he will yet speak. Especially.as ;the zeal
',',,,ous preacher and pastor should' his :memofy be•
I , l l;kept ...dive. .With uncommon heartiness he (rave
him-elf to his min' real work., He was a tine
shepherd of his floek,,iwatohiO them.;g,oier- in
Istructing. them ,in the T Scriptures by eongrega-
A i tional Bible-classes; praying, importuning 'the
lithrone of grace for them lay name; and laboring.
litivith the most tender interest'for the salvation oft
-4 ,7 the young. Looking over this memorial of a
ijong, consistent, active, zuccessful Christian life,
ione cannot but repeat the words of Dr. Brainerd
4at his funeral : " I confess, I can hardly imag
* in° a history more perfect!' Wayland, `Crozer,
: I
t fic.
ennard : it would be almost honor , enough for
',,i, denomination to have, given one such a man
ta a generation to the Church. Christendom
- ,
claims them as common property, and is under
bligations to those who have labored to perpet-,
ate their memories. The writgrAlLDr. Ken-'
nard's Memorial has performed his filial work
4 successfully. Th.: volume is very handsomely
i printed by J. B. Rodgers, and the photographic
5, portrait is remarkably life-like and beautiful.
QUEENS OF AMERICAN SOCIETY.
EI.LETT. Queens of Americin •Socrety. By Mrs.
E F. Ellett, Author of 411 E; " Wonaen of the Ame
rican Revolution," "Women Artists," ttc. New
York : C. Scribner & Co., crown . Bvo., pp. 454.
Price, $.3.,
A b )ok of great interest - land value. The
lives, genealogies, personal and social qualities,
• and even dresses and adornments of the individ
ivals who figure in its pages, are given with great
care, and as the result of immense labor ingather-ing and selecting materials. Every period of
our history and every section of the coUntry.are
represented in its pages. But the e- author's alit
THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1868.
goes beyond individuals or localities, to society
itself, which she takes the opportunity to picture
in its various epochs in a most interesting and
instructive way. Her subjects, too, are such,
and so treated, as to illustrate and commend the
virtues of piety, domestic goodness and benevolence
in women. The illustrations have a look of life,
but none of them surprise or dazzle us with their.
beauty. That may be the fault of onr.poor taste.
Perhaps Dr. Wayland Was similarly at ;fault in
regard to the peeresses of England; of whom,
after a gold opportunity to obserie, them," he f
writes : .'][ saw none of that baronial a.spect of
command, none.,of that bewitching °haft - of
loveliness,'or that majestic self-reliance, ctthich
we have been taught to expecein the &sc - endatits
of ancient families. None of: them viere
ingly hildsome." Life, 2,2:7 .
*Cr.iumi. ' A.mandi Douglass, :Author Of "
Trust," &c. •Boston:: Lee & Shepard.
pp., 481.. , , :
There is great power in the :. delineation and
discrimination. of different 'shakes `'be b p,;.ssibn in
this story it - is 1: - ernaArahle hoW ,iailciiliei•e
vealed by dialogue, and how comparatively little
by: incident alone. The con'ver'sations are carried'
on with great skill and Shari en'ecninter'of wit.
The aim of the book' seems to he 'soMei;hat like
that of " Opportung t y," to show, the sad result
of a needless and culpable error in choice in the
affairs of the heart. "Claudia" 'the mistake
is - made isy - one - man-in regard-to twcrwomerr; in
" Opportunity" it is,two 94, who_ anisfike as to
th'e"saine'itromair'' In""'Olanclia,"--theidl i -pervadi s
ing presence of the tender passion, relieved some
what by , art, is nevertheless overpovering and'
wearisome. And while there is ; frequent devolit
reference to the cornfortino• verities of evarwelical
religion, the nior'al'tone of the book is marred in
a single instance, - heyoad apology "In Trust,"
'We r believe is liable to a siniilar criticism *
TYT! i ER. The HuguenotFamily m . By Sarah Tytler,
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with which the French-of eiery claes - Were, re- ,
garded'in England well illustrated. " Grand: ,
mere" is one of those , eharactera coMpOunded of
quaintness' and tenderness, strong good sense} and
healthful, hopeful:piety which catch and bid' us
like thdpOrtrait qf: 'a living,' real person. The,.
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. M.agazine, and is pure and elevated in Cone.-
COMFORT. Folks and Fairies. Storks for Little
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caii4B,ofNetira lgie Facial's, often effecting a perfmt cure in
less shanitsienty-fonr homit, from :the rise of-no more than. TWO or
;PHASE PILLS. , • ,
N other foiMcd . Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has failed to yield
to this
;± WONDERFDL REMEDIAL - AGENT. -
I.lktienliii‘the se verest sass of ChronteNenralgia and general ner-.
vous derangements,—of Many ,years standing,—affecting the entire
aysten4 in its rise Tor a few days, or a few weeks at' the ntratist, al-i
ways affords:llse , most astonishing relief, and very rarely , faibi to
,Produeti,i4, 66inplete and permanent curd.
' It "ebritaida'no drni;ornther materials itiltnitiliglifest degree in
trious, mice Jo !mot delicate, sys!eni, and can always, be, used
with lierfeetiefety.
ItLaiiong been in'con'stantlice by Many of our most eminent
physicians, who give it their unanimous and unqualified epPriaval.
Sentby+mailand page.' •
.01le-rtEkeltage; ; $1. , M 1 -;; ' Postage,B cents.
; 84. I . 'Ackages t .! 5.00„ 6 ; • 27
,Twelire Packages, 9.6) - • " 48 - Cs
It is gold by all wholesale and retail, dqtderp in drugeand medi
cines throughout the United States, and bi • .
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• 'Bole PropTietors. ,
• • I2O'Tienilinegtreet ? Boston,. Mass:
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: 2'l7- 4 ,NAT's •••AT-E'74.L4•Te6IA iPILLS,
Sold in Augusta at FULLER'S Drag Store. , •
JOHNSON, H 2 OLLOW.A,Y do COWDIN, Agents Philadelphia.
,QILIOKEN-1308%; . : ARITHMETIC;
THEIATEBT AND BEST.: ..
Eientristaryt 606. '•• Pic
. ttoaf,sx 00.
Tetict Tsast,ltooks, with - iiiii.defebts. So .say ,Teashers who use
them. Going in , everynbire. Specimens mailed to 'Teachers at
'half the abaiie grinds. Agents - Wanted inintiety - Sbunty. • -
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QUAIMENBOg'S -0-11AMMAMS.
An .APtgUAN.;Grassinsar, $l.OO. First Hook,: 50e.;
' Those books stake thoiough grainmariaris with half the labor
..nvaihired by any other system..
- ±, , QUAOKENBOS ' S..HISTORIES:
Primary Ifist..ry Nutted, States 00
Illustrated Schnoi'llistory brought 'down t 012.66 .. ... ..t 2 00
Quash enbos's Rhetoric I 75
Quackenbos's Composition 90
Quackenbos's Philosophy 2 00
Everywhere used and commended. The. most fayorable terms
frittAirotibiut • Silkidr BB ' "
. D. APPLETQN A CO., PUBLISTIFTIS,
'fitn24t 443 and.l4s.Broadway, Neii York.
FOWLEtS RILE ; AN.D . RUMOR ;CURE,
< ..One..Bottify warranted
,a pprfeet'unre in all kinds of PILES. Two
tetlireti bottles - in the' worht lases or LEPROSY, SCROFULA,
BALT RHEUM,: encl. am DISEASES OH THE ' SKIN. FOR INTERNAL
T BEfEENAL-lISS. In eases of failure all dealers will please return
th'e . money, and receive tall Bottles of M y agents. No eases of fail
ure f§r .tep years. —
PrepareiDby. HENRY D. FOWL'S, Chemist, 71. - Prince at., Boston.
LSokitveriwhere. a Bottle. ' ian2--it
' * REDDING'S
• Russia Salve
IS THE UNIVERSAL REMEDY FOS
• Ratablished 'Burris, Scalds: Cuts; lileuises, and
1806. all Flesh Wounds.
For. Chilblains, Chapped Hands. Piles, and Old Scrofulous Sores
Eruptions,Dlotches, Stilt Rheum, and all Cutaneous DiteRSES.
The-IttIESIA. , SALYE is a PURELY VEGETABLE OINTMENT, Ifiade ,
from the very best materials, and combines in itself greater heal
ing powers
than any other' preparation belor the public. Its time
ly application has been the means of Saving thousands of yaluable
liv'es, and of relieving a vast amount Of 'Buttering. Fifty years' go
floral use of the Russia Salse•is a noble guarantee of its incompara
ble virtues as a healing ointment.
'Nice, 25 eta. Sample box sent free on receipt of price. For ssle
by-all Druggists and Apothecaries.
, • REDDING & CO., PROPRIETORS,
=jan2zit -• Boston, Mass.
.A NEW ORDER OF THINGS'
UNDER the Present viciouasystem of trade, consumers of goods
have ro pay morethrvi double what they cost, owing to the num
ber of him& through which they pass. We have, therefore, estab
lished a plan whet eby constwerri in the' country towns cau re
ceive their goods almost diteet &Ca first hands, and at a ve. y small
advance. Send for our circular. A splendid chance is offered to
agents, male and female, to get up clubs.: Address S. C. THOMP
SON & CO., 30 Hanover Street, Roston, Mass.
DREKA,
Stationer, Card Engraver and Plate Printer
1033 CHESTNUT STREET,
71 ;i.i
ALSO, LARGEST. AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
Ladiedwilisses' and Children's
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In` tla.
At:Mrs. SICERMAN'S,, 35 N.: Bth St.,
Corner. of Filbert Street. sepaklin
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736,MARKEZ B.. Corner of Eighth,
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TRUK'S, OABP - EiIiAGS AND VALISES.
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'MEN! AND . 'BOYS,' • '
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33 ASo,uth.As'ixth Street., above Chestnut.
,All the latest,,siTles in Men's Fino, goota,.Balmorals,
Gaitails and Shoes. [tf.
BOOTS' AND SI3OFIS.
The. best goods at reduced prices at
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RITTER'S
- FARniiiploptiT Ain; SnOE -STORE,
1 . .527' SOUti Stkeit, Smith.
A largeiiiso . rtmentof Ladies and Misses' Fino Glove Kid
Button, Boots and Bahnorals ; Gents'. and Boys Fine Calf
Sewed Boots and'Shoes: RITTER, 527 Sbnth Second St.,
ab.Ve South
Atco, Now...Tersey, 113 Miles from Philadelphia,
90 miles from - N. Y.' at function of the Camden and At
- lantie and Raritan and Delaware Day
Rail Roads.
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Improved and unimproved lands desirable for country
residences, 'and well adapted for fruit growing and
market,gardening are offered for a Christian. Colony,
situated near the ,depot, Church and sebool grounds.
' In a bery elevadd region, fever and ague unknown.
: Piovision .made foi: superior educational facilities.
Churcle connected with the 4th Presbytery of Phila
delphiaiZN I S)f"'For 'Particulars address,
GEO.. W. , HANCOCK, Agent,
:k Atco, Camden Co., N. J.
Vines and fruit trees planted and taken care of by
experienced
FIVE HUNIMED AVD ' SEVENTY ALREADY SOLD.—Patent
SiefiEl . Cooking 'Apparatus (made to suit any stove now in
use), in 'Which all, kinds of vegetables, meats, and ,fish can be
cooked in - one apiiittneisit without the flavor of 6•31 b kind
being imparted ; to the other', and, at; he same time, makes
soup in the lower part and bakes puddings in the top part.
Measure the size of youf stove hole - and call - and get one
Price,. .$4. No pay : required until satisfied. Depot, 00G
'Race. street,
- WM. H. MORGAN -1 S
PHOTOGRAPH .GALLERY
- GILT FRAME MAITUFAOTORY,
Nos. 142 and 144 North Ninth St., Philadelphia.
Photo-Miniatures executed in a superior style, at very low prices
4a-All styles of Frames on hand or manufactifred at short notice
SOMETHING NEW!
Send fifty cents for a Specimen Copy of the beautiful
PHOTOGRAPH MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
Regular retail price, $l.OO. Address
KEPHART lc. CRIDRB, Publishers
York, Pe.
l'arzanatrias.
1404 n\
4
MO(
NW'
Zo the Tudies.
In MRS. SFIERIWed COMSTS, ladies find
The laws of Health with Fashion's taste combined
Sispporting equally each separate part,
They cramp no action of the lungs or heart.
And no injurious ligature is placed
To mar the flexure of the natural waist ;
Their fit is certain—and what's sure
In aU positions there is perfect ease
The figures of the young they he tc
Aiding and not repressing every charm;
Irregularities of shape They
So that by none can slight defects be spied,
While e'en a figure, which ieunderstood
As lasing !"bad," may by their help seem good,
And matrons wearing them a boon will gain,
Their eithjaynimetry they'll long reitain,
THE hilliEST iTOOK IH THE CITY.
NEW 011kSTI,SEtTLEMENT,
FOUR THOUSAND
SRIELIQINT ON GRO.ITND FLOOR.
JONES, TEMPLE & CO.,
WDOLESALE AND RETAIL
Hat Manufacturers,
29 SOUTH NINTH STREET,
.31.6-iy FIRST STORE ABOVE CHESTED'
Gitivvrrius
Patent Double Self-aotzing Arrhirnedean
SCREW VENTILATOR
SMOKE CONDUCTOR
Has been applied to thousands of
buildings within the past four years,
including Dwelling-houses; Churches,
Schools, Factories, Paper-mills, Dye
houses, &c., with unparalleled success
Smokey chimneys cured and war
ranted. Sold Wholesale and Retail,
by
HENRY MILLS,
No. 11 South Sixth Street.
A liberal discount to the trade. oct. 17-3 m.
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