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Peck, B.D. With thirty-four fine steel portraits.
Bvo. 710 pp. Sold by subscription only. New
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To most historians, the religious element is iU
(•'dent. al rather than essential to the course _of I
events of which they treat. They do' not write.
ff jth any leading purpose to exhibit the divine
(in ler and spiritual issues of events. “God in
History. 1 ' is not their motto. The h*ufrian view!
uf events is indeed rich and full of the most in-' .
tcnS c interest, but it is partial, inadequate, .and
loads to wrong generalizations. .tEspeqiallyidoes
the history of our own, country need,to be written
from a high, spiritual point, of view. In its ori
,rin and eaily struggles) in'the'career through
wliieh it has been led,' in ‘ the''freedom of con
science which it the Vast develop
ment of religious influences and institutions with
in its boundaries,:and Us; .extraordinary,.influence
over the masses of the iworld’s population, we
see more than ordinary Claims for the treatment
of its history fidfa a'‘positively teiigious-poiat Of
view. With groat modesty, yet ffitnjfo 1
and painstaking, 1 Dr. Peck has un’deftaUen tbis
new and great enterprise, and has achieved,,up,l
encouraging. iiUeasure. of success, i-..: Everywhere,
without affectation or cant and in a philpepphio
temper, the IMvine purposes are devoutly recog
nized. " A coptinudUs harratire“'6F a' ddrb]flete
work of thp historian’s art fias Uot beeff attempt/
c j ) —as we think, ji' will a'pd |
succession.of views of different
opportunity .to the;author, to illustrate.his idea.of
the presence .of Gocl In our history, i The volume
comes down to the dlose of the rebellion rind the
bemnuiffg of .measures for recbnstru6tloti,"dtid'is
very hopeful in tone., ' cah'hpj;..hel suspect
ing tint it would .be lessj
period of futile attempt and cowardly, re-pqtion in
high places, through which we‘are now pasaing.
The steel portraits are bf grfeat elegance, thd
larger cues especially, and the whdle execution of
this large volume is c[uite a ; trmmsh to' tffe pub
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most part, the fine Obristian taste prevailing in
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Heartily do we wish Uhat the yofttife bT
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The original matter oflisOhendDife Treatise,
known to us by the interrogative., title: Wheel
wore our Gospels Written ? has betjn more than
d üblud in this edition. hhve been
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tains a brief account of the present.appearanceof
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considered the most-learned-theblo'gian,Of Hol
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endeavor to ]) roVC tbat the NCw^Testainent canon
jvas P9t dm existenpe,,M, such, in .tfip,, first centu
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tributiohi-enclr l party l gifting exactly‘ What- fie orderß, and _no
more the members can.diTide.equ l
the goods ordered nan be' sent by dmfte oh
thirty dollars we will, if desired, send the goods hy express, to
'Herfafter'we \riU send a complimentery package to the party
Our JjpgiO&ire ■s a* l ”?*
' as weean afford. ,We send no complimentary packages for Clubs
t-of lesslthAn $3O. .ii E—: ‘
H-Be-All -villages and towns where,a large number reside, by
-nil ■ chibWno tctie'tlier,'cahreduce the cost of-their Teas and
CoK7atoit besides, tin; ExpreM charges,by
■ ■ itotoiMircctij|t& ”Tne;Great
BEWARE of- aU concerns that advertise themselves as, brashes of
'- *' - nmr'Estahiislimeritj’oi-' cbpy'oUr BBmu
i part,as they are bogus onivntatims. We. have np touches,
' '‘ and doubt, in’any casbf authorize the nse of our nanm.
POST OFPitiK. orders and drafts make payahiu to tiie order o
(}rS AmSan Tba Company.” Direct letters and
- j orders to the - ■ - j '"- >
GREAT AMERICAN TP CO.,
KOS'. and' 33 VESEY STREET, NEW- YORK. ■
»r.v/ >; PoatOffiee Box; 5643’ New York, City. -: Mar26r.it
a. B Ylt ON MORSW,
: French Confectioner.
LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S
REFECTORY:
,l 902 and 904 Arch Sreet, Phila-
BreakfasClMnner,; Tea served in. the T ®T?
manner. Polite and' prompt attention given to all who
Way mvnr.His whir their patronage. ’
' H. FULTON, •.
STAPLE & I’ANGY STATIONERY
'■ u ■ ! J and
■ rr :;6£
E S TABUS H M E NT,
1317 CHEST jfs7T 'STREET, : ;
i r ?!•', »* • ;: PHUiADBIiPHIA.
-oc*S-8m ' . •
LOUIS DIEM)
Stationer, 1! Card Engraver aiid Plate printer
. . toss emsswP stobblv. tr
■' ' I’HII.ADBI.I’Hti- .
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Originators of Nitrous Oxide, or Laugh-
ing Gas,
For the rainless Extraction of Teeth.
[From the A>u> Evanc/dist ]
We are slow to believe in the efficacy of new remedies offered to
the public, but the frequent testimony of clergymen and others of
onr acquaintance, lias assured us that Dr. Colton baa at last found
a means of extracting teeth absolutely jwilhout pain.
[From .7. M. Carnochao, Surgeon in Chief to the N. Y. State Emi
grant's Hospi al.}
Dr. Colton : To you is due the credit of reviving the use of this
most important agent—nitruui oxide —in tho practice of dentistry
Office :
7*7 WAUTOT ST, PHII.ADEIPRIA.
WM. jET. MORGAN’S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
GILT FRAME MANUFACTORY,
Nos. I*2 and 144 North Ninth St, Philadelphia.
Photo-Miniatures executed in a superior style, at very low prices.
SKYI.IGHT ON GROUND FLOOR.
styles of Frames on hand or manufactured at short notice
JOpSvTEMPLE & CO ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Mat Manufacturers,
~ [,, 1 29, SppTH NINTH' STREET,
' . ' first' store above, chestnut
'Cadmus,
736 MARKET ST.J S. E. Corner of Eighth,
PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacturers' and Dealers in
•TEHNESj OAEPET BAGS; AND VALISES.
Ladies’ Sacs, Mags, Pocket Boolcs ingreat
SPRING STYLES.
r f FHE. tISTOMER-MABE
Bootsaxid BJioes,
FOR GFNTLFMFN.
The only place in the City where
1 all 'tliel 1 Leading Styles of Fine
■ Goods may- be obtained. J
PRICES . FIXED AT LOW FIGURES.
IiARTLKTT,
33 SOUTH SIXTH STREET,
ABOVE CHESTNUT.
E. 0. THOMPSON,
IlffliAllLYjiiLOK,
■M-.r-:SjEVISIffTI£ ANT> IVALN v-*> xar.v,.
, PiIILADKIdPHIA.
* fianmles to order from; and instructions for measurement,
"IfenttaGentldmeii residing outdf. the-City, And satisfaction
.guaranteed: . Thoservisitin'g the,.pity- are invited to leave
their Jieasuresfor present or future orders. .
Pahtaloori oiittingiisunspieciaUtyf Great expenenee in
this hranch of. tailoring warrants an. lnvitatipn to those de-
fitting pSfntaloohs' to give him a trial.
CMtHART’S BOUDOIR ORGANS
1 CIiRMITS CHURCH MRMONIUMS!
JpARHART’S MELODEONS!
Unequalled by any Seed Instruments in the world
: Also Patent Isolated Violin Frame Pi
anos, a new., and beautiful Instrument. Sole agent,
“ 1 H. M. MOKEISS,
21 North Eleventh Street.
Q n IF FIT II ’ s
itent Double \ Self-acting Archimedean
[CREW VENTILATOR
SMOKE CONDUCTOR
aa been appiied to thousands of buildings
ithin ■ the past, four years, including »«*
ig houses, Churches, Seliools, Factories- Pa
ir-mills. Oje-houaes, &C., with unparalleled
'smdkay- 'chimneys, cured and; warranted.
Wholesale aud Retail, by
A liberal discount to the trade.
Baugh’s Commercial. Manures.
Thetoilorrlngpriceihave.heen Adopted for the present spring
: Baugh’s B»w Bohe phosphn^
Price, $56 per 2,000 lbs.
Itiiusfh'S Chicago Bone F«rUll*«.
; price, $46 per 2,000 ll>a. • ; rt
Bang-li’s Chicago Blood Manure*
Price. $5O per 2,000 lb&.
The well known popular trade-mark will bo, found upon every
package oi. the above manures. .
v 1 - 1 ' mAnupactubed BY
bAuGH & SONS, Philadelphia,
BlMm . KnRTO-WBSTEKN KERTTLIZHtO CO, ChicnE°-
THS CHURCH PSALMIST
CAN BE HAP AT THE
.! Trimming and Variety Store of
■nJ. > ■'.■]<] . c . CJb -4'®
484 E- «IB ABD' AVENUE
inavTO
variety.
henry mills,
618 Market Street.
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