S'atrtt,
par Publishers will confer a favor by mentioning
the prices of all books sent to this Department.
The inexhaustible story of the DUTCH REFOR
MAT-10N is told over again by W. CARLOS MAR
TYN, in a good sized 12mo. volume just issued by
the N. Y. American Tract Society. The author
has made a very careful and thoro'ugh examina
tion of authorities, and in many respects his book
is an original contribution'to the history of those
pious times. Its style is olear and vigorous,
the writer's sympathies go out with the wondrous
revolution he is describing, andthe tone' and in
fluence of the, book must be hit t lOul. We should
have been pleased to see. a.,consideration of the
question whether ,the Dutch' Reformation owes
more to Germany than to Pitioce; and we regret
that on page 633 there , is the un,warrantecl insinua
tion that the Netherlanders, in their great up
rising of 1572, Imitated,. in their treatment of
the monks who fell into their hands, to ;any con
siderable extent, the cruel example of their per
secutors. Even Romish authorities would show
that such vengeance as thati.of de la blarolF. wa s
almost alone::llionks were „sot. as Mr. Martyn
says, everywhere accounted legitimate prey by the
victorious reformers. ' It was alniost nowhere the
THE 'TRANSLATED PROPHET, by Rev. J. M.
Lowrie, D.D., (Presbyterian Board, 0. SI), is a
series of nineteen 4liscourses upon this bold me
teor-like character in Israelitish history. The
themes are well-chosen and profitably treated;
and while neither the style nor argument rises to
a commanding height, both are uniformly digni
fied, copious and impressive.
The PEARL OF PARABLES is a reprint, in 16mo.
form, of the late Dr. James Ha,milton's exquisite
treatise, modestly ternied "Notes" or, the Parable
of the Prodigal Son. The fine illustrations of
the small 4to edition are retained. It is the work
of a master mind, breathing,' mingled aroma of
devotion, fine taste, and cultivated imagination,
with an affluence of language that must procure
it a welcome in a very wide eirelesd • readers. New
York, Carters. 81.254 ,
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FRIENDLY COUNSELS FOR GXRLS
is made up
of simple and homely advice in words which are
not only well chosen, but which embody a large
amount of practical wisdom, and which : come
fresh from the heart of the writer, A number of
brief narratives, illustrative of the lessons, are in-
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readable of its class. Republished by CARLETON,
N. Y. 12m0., pp. 296.
THE PERFECT LAW is a series of discourses
by Rev. George S. Mott upon the ten command
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of human duty, and which by its, simplicity of
style and abundance of illustration is well adapted .
for wide distribution and popular service, in the
cause of good morals. Y., Amer: Tract SoCiety.
iSmo. pp. 200.
School Books.
From A. S. BARNES & CO., N. Y., , We have
received J. Madison Watson's INDEPENDENT
I FOURTH READER, comprising instructions in
Practical Elocution, and Select Readings. The
instructions in articulation are full and valuable.
The extracts are of good literary and moral quality
and the volume is very tastefully executed. Also
J. Dorman Steele, of Elmira's FOURTEEN WEEKS
COURSE IN ASTRONOMY; a charming volume,
which both in matter and form is well calculated
to promote the end of the author—not the infor
mation of scientific men, 'but the inspiration of
youth. It is fully up to the present, state, of, the
science, and the illustrations are striking and
beautiful
S. S. Apparatus.
We have from the pen of REV. CAARLES E.
KNOX, of Bloomfield, N. J., and the press of
RANDOLPH, a Series of Books on S.'S. 'instruc
tion, based upon such principles and so handled
that they must secure the regard of all interested
in a thorough training of the young in the sacred
word. These Text Books, five in number, pro
ceed upon the important idea of a regular grad
uation in the course of S. S. teaching, covering
five years, and reaching from the period of leav
ing the Infant School, to the entrance into the
Bible Class. Thus, at first, only simple narrative
is given for the lesson, then discourse and doc
trine are gradually interwoven, until at last these
constitute nearly the whole. Much stress is justly
laid upon the use of the memory, and reviewing
at proper intervals is provided for. Those who
would avoid, a desultory way of spending the pre
cious Sabba,th"and the time and energies devoted to
the religious training of the young should not
overlook these volumes. The accompanying
pamphlet, showing how all the five lessons going
on at once among graded classes, may be brought
into connection and be used by the Superinten
dent in enforcing a single lesson in the whole
school, is very ingenious and answers a serious
objection to the graded system.
JOHN LENNARD is a brief, simple, but well
told story of advancement from •'Darkness to
Light," from poverty, drunkenness and crime, to
piety prosperity and good repute, in the humble
circles of London. , Ho - yr. 18nio: ppn 131.
PAMPHLETS AND PERIODICALS•
The American Presbyterian and Theological
Review for October contains : I. "Linguistic
Science and Biblical Chronology," by Prof. H,
N. Day,—an examination into those theuries OSA
JUVENILES.
THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29 ; 1868.
language whioh require a period for development
much greater than consists with the limits of the
Chronology of Scripture. 11. "Primitive Elder
ship," by Dr. Hatfield, an argument for the Scrip
turalness of our present Presyterian Ruling El
dership, in fact, for jure divine Presbyterianism.
111. Dr. L. P. Hickok's Baccalaureate Discourse
at Schenectady; Humanity progressing to Per
fection. IV. "Examination of the Xth Article,"
a powerful and overwhelming reply to the weak
arguments advanced in a forrrier number, in sup
port of this.most unwarrantable` concession of the
Basis of Reunion, to the fears of the other branch.
V. Aspects of Positivism in Relation to, Christi
anity, by Rev. B. F. Westcott, from the Contcm
porary Review. VI. Early Presbyterianism on
the East Side of the Hudson, by Dr. Gillett, Har
lem. VII. Notes, on Recent nooks. VII. The
ological and Literary IntelligenCe.
The Prospectus for 1869 preniises a great en
largement and idproVement, both in externals'
and in contents. Anew series will theri COM
mence, in which a closer approxiMation will be
made to our own trame--the quarterly' will be'
called the American Presbyterian Review: The.
chapge rand enlargement are spoken cif as justifier'.
by "our position and prospects," and as demand
er:l. by "the interests of the PresbyteriaA,Church,
especially ,in yiew .of Reunion." The.termi will
be raised only 50 cents. ,
THE OCCUPATIONS 'Or A RETiRED LIFE. By
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Age, reprinted promptly from Guthrie's'SuNDA.v
MAGAZINE.' A good 'and cheap' story. Paper'
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polished style. Two-'full-paged illu.strations
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Bijoics'ilEaßfvtil
IVlcCoss.—The Method of The Divine Government;
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Isto.An Exaniihation of MT'. J. S: Mari Philoso
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,
Inin.—The Intuitions of the Mind. InductivelY in.
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IBlD.—Typical Forms and Special Ends in Crea
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D. New York: Robert. Carter & Brothers, 530'
Broadway. Philadel-phia : Presbyterian,Publi
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•
A new series of organs "ofogrest power, fine.citialltt
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TEE IffilitiON & HA N PORTABLE ORGANS
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Ti”? Mason do Samlin iooprov!d Vox Aiwnenia
or X'o;lri nolo, • • .. 3. , .
•
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the" b tyj its• effects, the perfect ease' with starch to
freCdoni from lidbility I to le,
out of order.' 1 ,.- •
I. 'ln 'connectinu with. the Automatic
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the nearest ,apppach,to the peoniiis i rlyszrupathatic, rich
arid attra,p4vs,quality of ; 24a,, human voice yet , ga
tOped ,inany, reed. 4nstrument. , •
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ioW'S of the instrtunerit, , andirequires no separate pe
dal,.beiug,play,o&by the wane motion, and as,,, easily
as,an instrument without it
6: It has no clockwork or niachinery, and is , entirely
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aslthe instrument I
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guished personages of the age, a few of whose names are rie folioed;
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Rec. Theodore puyler, , •
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Editors of thi, - .lisdipentleatt,
Editor's of the 'Evangelist, , • •
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Editors of the Evening Post,'"
Editors of the Journal of iConnuirOe: '
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MUSIC VALE SEMINARY AND NORMAL ACADEMY
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healthy. Buildings nev, , , airy, grand and spacious, with all the
modern conveniences and improvements. Ladies, wishing , to be
come sensible, theoretical as well as praCtical us and teach.,
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PROF. CHANEL WHITTLESEY,
B. ' . litidio Va1e.804.; Be* London, Conn. ' .
923 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA
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By, . and conducted under the direct supervision of
well-known New . York and Boston practical business
men, who have been for many years in the IMPORTING
and WHOLESALE TEA TRADE. TEE
ORIENTAL
TEA COMPANY
WILL HEREAFTER BREAK PACKAGES and sell the
FINER sorts of Black, Green and Japan Teas direct to
consumers, by the pound, as low as by the cargo, a
saving to families of one-third to one-half.
THE COMPANY ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
FINE high grades of "Foochow" Black, "Noyune".
Green and "IVatural Leaf" Japan Teas direct from
the best tea farina hi China and Japan, mired under
special contract for thefn, in pleasant weather.
WE DEVOTE PARTICULAR ATTENTION to FINE
FL/WORD - 13 r zes,offul4 s6iength, which competition among
the great.importing tea houses has sacrificed for "low
price lists."
RIPERLENCE - PROVES tbe FINEST TEAS relative
lyithe cheapest, as the 'government duty, 25 cents in
GOLD or nearly 40 cents in • currency, and also the
freight, .packing auld;other,expeuses of importing, are
as much onlhspporest as on the fi,nqst, ,
TO FAOlLlTATE — cusathers in making out their
orders, 'we 'offer the 'follciwing "lists" which embrace
thd•ffilkstrriots of Tea and Coffee ever offered in the
American-Market: , t s
I Classified - List. of Teas: •
OOLONG; Black, daimon 70c. fair 80c. good 90e. choice'
. $1:001 FlNgl3T,'Arth. STRENGTH 'R,C,OI.IMEDED, 'sl.lo
JAPAN,: Uncord,'lyinertotr 90a. fair $lOO, good $l.lO,
-.Choice $1.25, YINEST, firm. STRIINGTHi RECOM'D $1.35
HYSON, , Green, common 90c. fair $l.OO, good $1.25,
choice $1.25 4 TWIT. FV.1.1. STREIVOTH, •RF.COM'D $1.40
HYSONJGreen,i common $l.OO, fair $l.lO good $1.25,
ChOiCB $1.140 FINEST FULL STRENGTH RECO3I 7 D $1 50
GITIIPP7iyOp4, Grecn„ fair sl.ss good $1.40 choice
$l..§PqpiEST, FifiL.Spf•ENSITF, RECOMMENDED $1.65
FSG. 80c. fair 00c. good $l,,
chojce l sl,.l9 ! FINEST, FULL , fr STRENGTH , 7RECORD $1,20 t
Bap, , 'Bl, B 1 Ic fair 8.00 good 90c. choice
r , STRENGTH, 46 I atitEIavp, $l.lO
BREAKFAST,' . ". roast and.grOund, MIXED, 20c.
DINNER; ".,' ' 200: 'Mast 300: Praund PURE 3130.
PLANTATION, . . , 250;Roftet 350, Ground runs 350. '
ORIENT JAVA, . ,3flo,l2oast 400. Ground PURE 400.
LOANGO, •• • 35C;Roast 45c., Ground PURE 450.
OLDGO T.JAVA, 380: Roaa 560. Grounityunn 500.
MOCHA,' !' : . "42c. .koast_ss6: Ground itinc 55c,
•.OUR COFFEE DEPARTMENT is the largest on this
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several onh‘peroPeek ihangny other hoitse.in America. 1
ALL OUII 99,FE88S carefully selected for our,
trade from the best ffeldNtpened, berries, and we roast
them in Ont. ,establishlo e 'every day, by our new
method which 'removes' all 'the: acidity and renders'
•
them perfectly
THROUGH. OUR CLUB SYSTEM we supply families,
hotels,and loarding-hpuses in every, sec
( don, of the country at the same low prices
' as at.oni principal warehouse.
WE' SENEi 'THE BILL With goods for collection when
• iv amounts - to over $25.00. Orders under
• 425 must, he accompanied with funds•to
pay, for them. „, •
WE PAT!' .P.I47GEHI' and deliver our goods free of pz
pilthe; at any railroad 'station East of the
Rocky,lifountains, on orders for $50.00 and
upwards, when accompanied with the cash, in
, advance,'Sfree of expense to us.
W.! dO*Pli'llSd NT ARY PACKAGE, with or
ders' of $25.00, two , with orders of $50.00,
. • . ,v4'#h orders of, $lOO.OO, &c., but none
with orders under .$25.00.
WE GUARANTEE all our pods to be precisely asrepre
. muted, and" WARRANT them to give per
feet catisfaction or to, return_ the money at
any s time and pay, all expense&
THE PUBLIC VILLPLEASE.not confound this Corn
, , „
„ parlylyith.any other house inthe country.
Address all orders and. Correspondence to
CtINIkIiTAL TEA ea taPANIV,
Boxi6od7-ilogiton, Mass.
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act as Agents,for distributing our goods in their 10-'
004 04 py4r-Aorehotmapr,ices. , we e want one such agent
in every town in the ',Union. Traders desiring it in
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constructed upon entirely new.apd improved principles, and DOES
NOT infringe uppn any other in the world. Warranted for ten
years; and is .innphaticallylhe poor woman's friend. More than
150,00wpatrens will testify that these machines excel ALL others.
We .defy,epary oompetition as to, merit or, price. .1W - AGEETS
WANTED. Machines sent on trial, and given away to families
who are needy 'mid deserving: For Cirenlare, Testimonials, and
reduced prima, address .1' C.'OTTIS & CO., Machine Brokers, care
Box 397 Boston, Mass. B octls 4w
AGENTS WANTED for the new awl splendidly illustrated
edition of L'Aubigne's' History of.the Reformation. 20 fine
steel tengrayings. For Circular and terms address DAVIS & BRO.,
722Sansoin St., Philadelphia. octls-Iw B
•
ALLEN?S LUNG BALSAM,
Citwai.F.& FARMER, Druggist, writes from livid Midi.:
have just sold, the last bottle of ALLEN'S LUNG BAL
SAM. It sells like 'hot cakes,' and g/Yes UNIVERSAL
SATISFACTION. "
STANLEY & SKIPPER, Chippewa Falls, Wis., write;
"We wish you . would.send a good supply of ALLEN'S
LUNG BALSAM, as it is getting to be one of the neces
sary institutions of the country. It sells well and gives
entire, satisfaction.to those using it."
F. L. ALLEN, of New London, Conn., writes " that
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM is favorably received by the af
flicted. I have retailed nearly four dozen bottles over
my counter, and it has given good satisfaction."
Many letters like the above are daily, received from
all parts of the country. The demand for it from Cali
fornia is large for a medicine so recently offered for
sale. We have sold hundreds of dozens to go to that
far-off region of gold. IT' CURES, and that accounts
for its GREAT SUCCESS. None use it, who do not, in
return, recommend it to. their friends. Hence its great'
sale. ,0ct.15-4w. B
WAN TED-AGENTS - TO
71 SELL 1. .E Trrt
ARI.
CANIIELNIPETYNGMEAVIIIINE.' Price $25. The simplest
cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit
20,000 Michas per minute. Liberal, inducements to Agents. Ad
dress' AMERICAN KNITTING "MACHINE COMPANY, Boston,
Mass. B 0ct.15 4w
Holiday Journal.---New No, Free.—
On the Liolldaya of 1666-9, cOutabling Christmas Story, Par
lor for Plays, Magic Sports, Odd Tricks, Queer Experiments,
Problems,, Puzzles, &c. 16 large pages,. illustrated, Scar Fizz.
Address ADAMS & CO., Publishers, 25 Bromfield St., Boston, illase.
6 6S &
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4 IMPORTERS,
"sly *4 ' 2 rditettrerB &De \.O.
White and Bed Check
. Iql rar tr,6l,
This season We offer a large. Varied and well selected Stalk
at radtmed Priees
No. 43 Strefiu`lbei'ry Street,
BYret Streetwest of Second,
J. & F. CADMUS,
736 X,Itit,IC:ET ST., S. E. Corner of Eighth,
PHILADELPHIA,
MANITNACTURERS AND DRAMMEN IN .
nootve, emo%o,
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS AND VALISES.
Ladies' Sacs, Bags, Io c ce t Books in great
variety.
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SPRING STYLES.
FINE CUSTOMER-MADE
Boots and Shoes,
FOR GENTLE3iEN.
The only place in• the City where
' all"the Leading St l Yles of Fine
'Goodit inay be' obtained.
PRICES' FIXED AT 'LOW FIGURES.
BA_RTLETT,
I 33 SOUTH SIXTH STREET,
m26tf ABOVE CIIEVINIIT:
GROVER & BAKER'S
HIGHEST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH
JD' A M, I
: : o'.wlN;L: ; m:Ac.,H.,lßg*,:f;.
Tel T „i f .g TE,BT
.IJYPis O V.l MB T 8.
They Stitch, HODI, Fell, Coed, Bind, Tack, Quilt, Gather,
Braid and Embroider.; No other Machine Embroi
, ders as well and sews as perfectly.
I.IISTIOOTION GRATIS,TO ALL WHO APPLY.
Circulars Coutaiuiug Samples Post Fres.
THE VERY HIGHEST PRIZE, THE CROSS OF THE LEGION OP
FfoNoit, was conferred on the representative of the Grover .t
Baker Bowing Machines •at the Exposition Universelle,
Paris, 1867, thus attesting their great superiority over all
other'Seviing Maehines. • • '
OFFICEk 730 161/ESTNIIT STREET,
QUEEN OFSOAP.
aNDLAND
Queen of En g land Queen of England Soap.
For doing
. a family washing in tbe best and cheapest manner.
Guaranteed egtiaLto any iri theavoild I Rae all the strength of
the old rosin snap with the mild and lathering qualities of genuine
Castile. Try this splendid Soap. Sold, by the
ALDEN CHEMICAL WORM,
iYI6 1.7 48 North Front St., Philadelphia.
1036 MARKET STREET.
DRY GOODS.: NOW OPENING.
At 140 North Eighth St.; Philad'a.,
DUNtLE & DREISBACH,
(FORMERLY Be CURDY to nonams.)
Fall Dress Goods, in great : variety of style, and at prices ranging
from 37% cents to $3 per yard.
ALPACAS, y4f
POPLIN ALPACAS,
COLORED ALPACAS,
BOUBAUX POPLINS,
VELOURS POPLINS,
POPLINS D'ECORSE,
CHANGEABLE SURGES,
EMPRESS POPLINS,
and all the latest European Novelties, which will be sold at the
lowest market prices.
Special Bargains in Black Silk, having purchased largely before
the great advance. Also, a large stock of Colored Silks 'closing
out at a great reduction.
We oiler a liberal discount to ministers and their families, also
to institutions and hotels.
No goods misrepresented. Orders for samples sent by mail.
DTJNKLE & DREISBACH,
No. 140 North Eighth Street, above Arch,
PHILADELPHIA.
sep2tlm
NEW CHRISTIAN SETTLEMENT,
Atco, New Jersey, 18 Miles from Philadelphia,
90 miles from N. Y. at Junction of the Camden and At
lantic and Raritan and Delaware Bay
Rail Roads.
Improved and ainiproved 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 school grounds..
In a very elevated region, fever and ague unknown.
Provision made for superior educational facilities.
Church connected with the 4th Presbytery of Phila
delphia, (N SN For particulars address,
• CiECI. W. HANOOGS, Agent,
• Atco, Camden Co., N. J.
Vines and fruit trees planted and taken care of
,experienced cultivators.
PEOMLADIELPHIA.
Philadelphia.