was on- with the and of thair preach- moral, is Free CLrisd.ir. ((R.r.: n v. faith tremes of the organization. It epirit lone that it required by the nature man's countenance was quite sufficient to JTor Valuable and Intertstinj Eooii3. was amazed at ing. Already has the cause cf truth of God and the and is Mr. not knowing tlje l)ilurcn. ly labt wcuk that the city nature of man, account for North's Lance's Co:nmeDtary on ItfnUhow $5.(18 by giving the scenes, almost scandalous, enacted been almost overthrown our consequently in the very constitution of him again. It was radiant with joy and Chronicles of tho Schonbcrg-Cutt- a family, 1.75 REVIEWS. s, I'roinise Kept. by women as well as men, at the elec- over the writing to the hands of error-ist- things tho duty of man, and the con- peace. The jurij,- uwn,ur oneicnes oi (Jhnstian liilo the ' promised my would not go." in the olden time, 1.75 The London Quarterly Review for tion of elders in the First Presbyterian and contenting ourselves with dition of his well being. If any essen- Dear reader, the first lesson a poor "I father I Diary of Mr3 Kitty Trevylyan," encourage James was 1.75 January 18CG has come to hand. It con Church. The conduct of the leading talking. The people should tial parts of the Decalogue were found sinner has to learn is, to 'trust ia the the eldest boy of a lare Gort'8 way of Holiness, by kev. Korati js was so outrageous that the police- their own men to write. The Assembly on examination not to bear this test, the Lord with all his heart, and not to his family, and son of a clergyman in . onar, li50 tains many articles well worth reading. party Egypt's Prince, by Itov. was into the vestry tokecp should shape its policy to encourage its views of Dr. or to trust God He was anxious to study, but his health Gulian Lansing, 1.50 They are as follows, viz: 1. Livingston's man brought Macleod Mr. Burns, own understanding;' not History of tho Reformation in the timo of the ministers and we was sufficiently 2. order. The majority had less tolerance own men to write. And think, would rcccivo considerable only for what is explained, but for that not thought good, and Calvin, by D'Aubigne, 3 vo!s., 6.00 Zambesi and its Tributaries. Simon Last Times, by Beiss for the minority than so many politicians. intelligent Christian men and women confirmation. Hear now what which i3 not explained. This is faith ; he abandoned tho idea. Perhaps his j 59 de Montfort, Earl of Leicester. 3. Ten- Prophet of Fire, by The words and ideas that governed the should train themselves to write well. Our Mr. Burns says of what constitutes the and such faith honors God, and eaves the father was also influenced by straight- McDuft', ' .W nyson's Enoch Arden. 4. M. Sainte-Beuv- Sunsets on Hebrew Mountains.. i'rii choice of elders in the church belonged doctrines, our views, our religious sympa- substance of the Fourth Commandment, soul. This is receiving the kingdom of ened circumstances in coming to this Patriarchal Shadows, by Winelow 1.25 5. Groto's Plato. G. Miss Berry's to the lowest vocabularies, and the con- thies should be placed before theworld. when he comes to speak of the manner God as a little child, who always believes decision. Human Sadness, by Madam Gasparin, 1.00 7. Arabia. 8. Car- Memoirs. Palgrave's duct of the male and female members We have, beyond dispute, the advantage in which the Lord's day should be ob- that 'things must be right, if father says When his son was about sixteen, Tic Juveniles. and Abbott's American Histories, 6 vols $0.00 icature and Grotesque in Literature was simply A notable of our noisy adversaries in power and served. "Undoubtedly,"" does went to B , for the of enter- disgraceful. he says, "it is them, and father them' and let us purpose The Percy Family, 5 vols., '5. 00 9. Season. Art The Coming phase of the proceedings was the con- breadth of thought. Our superiority in a day of rest. The law of nature teach- ever remember that it is written (and ing a dry goods store. His father gave Walter's Tour in the East, 4 vols 4 00 Address Leonard Scott & Co , 38 Walk- stant vituperation of the minority with gifts of speech has ever been acknowl- es us that. In an un- him a letter to an orthodox minister of The Florence Stories, 6 vols fi.oo age and country like the fecripture cannotoe orokenj, tbat s New York. traitors, edged. And what hinders us from at- his acquaintance gave Arthur Home StoricB, 3 vols, 3. 00 er street, the taunt that they were rebels, ours, where work, hard and constant, is less 'we receive the kingdom of God, there: he also Brichthope Series, 5 vols 4 01) Of course the next step taining superiority as writers also? We him money B 6 The Westminster Review for Janua- copperheads. the lot of the vast majority of men, we shall in no wise enter thcrcm. enough to take him to Georgey's Menagerie, vols, 4.00 was to devote such felons to instant vio- have been brought to a time when if every seventh day, by an irresistable and to pay his board for two weeks, Aunt Alary s library, 6 vols 2.50 ry 18C6 has also come to hand. The ar- Stories of old, Bible Narratives for Young lence. There were calls for the expul- we speak not to the world of some of physical need, is demanded as a day of during which time he must obtain work. ticles in this number are as follows; 1st, The proposal to enact bv law the ex cnnaren, Dy Caroline Jiadley, 1 vols, sion of those who dared to debate any the great principles of the Gospel, the rest." This, of course, is just what lsience oi uou ana me Divinity He had arrived in B , and was on each, 1.25 Mill, on Philosophy of Lor John Stuart the question before the meeting; and pro- world must go on in ignorance of them, the Fourth Commandment implies, and uirisi. his way to deliver his letter as directed, The Night Cap Storks, 6 vols, C.OO 6 Sir W. Hamilton. 2. Precursors of the posing a was the signal for a and the cause of Christ suffer from that what is when was Aimwell Stories, vols, 6.00 ticket better the authority of Mr. On the subject of the petition from he accosted by a young man The Leslie Stories, 4 vols 4.00 French Revolution Saint-Pierr- e and ef- storm of insulting epithets. Every ignorance. Burns for it than the authority of the who asked him where he was going, on Mamma's Talks with Charlie 90 4. Cole1 Iowa to the United States Senate for a 3. Lord Palmerston. fort was made to give a political com- Commandment? "But further," he pro- learning which, he said For sale by A. DAVIDSON, theological amendment 303, Third Street, ridge's Writings. 5. Physiological Ex- plexion to tho weak side in order not The defection In the Scottish Churches. ceeds to say, "the Lord's day is a day of the Constitu "Go with me, and I will help you to Louisvillo, Ky. periments Vivisection. G. The Polish only to make them odious, but to silence "Only let Mr Burns rather than Moses of "worship let there bo no mistake tion, the Quebec Morning Chronicle, of get work right away." say it." Notice to Undertakers, Insurrection of 18G3. 7. Dr. Livingston's all opposition and defeat it by any and about that," If there is any mistake March 2d, moralises as follows : " Where are you going ?" Recent Travels. Contemporary Litera- every disreputablo means. Where is Among the recent Sabbath pronunci-amcntoe- s on this point, it cannot justly be said ' '' I am going to the theatre, and will But what will our readers think of a I such a perversion of the church likely in Scotland we find one from in our opinion to be in the Command- there introduce you to a person who will ture, which embraces a great variety of petition asking for "such an amendment to end, and who are to be the next vic- Rev. Mr. tho Church ment. is impossible to discover, in- help you right away." subjects both secular, scientific and relig- Burns of High It to the Constitution as will recognize the tims of its degradation on the one side, deed, wherein Mr. Burns differs from . can't go I promised my father ious. Address Leonard Scott, & Co.. 38 (Free Church) Glasgow; who treats the existence ot God and the divinity o "I I and of its wrath upon the other? Heavy the Commandment; yet to him the would not go to a theatre.". W alker street, New York. law of tho Sabbath after this singular Christ We have no doubt they will to Un- is the responsibility of those who have Commandment is tho least vital part of Just as the noble boy said this, an el- take pleasure in announcing the expeiicnce some difficulty in believing W1 dertakers of Kentucky, Indiana, Ten Blackwood's Magazine for February, sent the venerable and dignified body fashion. what he calls a barren Deca- derly man passed him on the sidewalk, "rotten, that sucli a petition was presented, in nessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama and has also been laid upon our table. This of Presbyterians on the downward road. "There is enough in Scripture and in logue." It is true, he explaius that the and he heard the remark. stopped Louisiana, that in addition to our agency Jr.r the United States Senate. There is. un lie Magazine is always welcome containing We seo by our exchanges that a great the known practice of the apostles and rest of the Lord's day is not to be con- and said, the sale oi I. C. Shulers i Co'b justly celebrated, fortunately, no possibility of a doubt in airtight, galvanized wrought iron Caskets and as does a series of which deal of remark is niado upon tie elder's the early Christian fathers to warrant founded with inactivity, with lounging " I am glad to see a boy who remem it articles are tho matter. This cool proposition, to Cases, which far lightness, elegance of stylo election, and tho comments are of a par- the assumption that the Lord's-da- is a over the fire or dozing in bed, what bers his promise to his father. Who are and richness of finish and chastness of mount- continued from month to month. This that rccogoizu, by legislative enactment, the tisan character. We were on the spot, Divine institution. Although in noway may be rest to one man may not be rest you, my lad t ing, excel all other burial Cases ever oll'ercd number contains the following, viz: existence of the Divine Master of all to the public: we have concluded an arrange- and know the difficulty of any straDger deriving its authority from the Fourth to another, and that to go about and do James told his namo and errand & What will the Government do. Sir Brook things, came from tho Christian State of ment with V. M. Raymond Co., of New being able to appreciate the scene or do Commandment, being absolutely uncon- good and breathe the fresh air is not a " W ell go with me, and I will help York, whereby we can supply undertakers in Fossbrooke Part ix. Memoirs of the Iowa. It was presented in due form on any justice to the actors. Public opin- nected with it, there is something in sin which is just what our Lord him- you. the above named States wiih Caskets and Csses Confederate War for Independence Monday last, by Mr. Grimes, the Repub from their manufactory, at the current New ion here is decidedly with the minority. Commandment expressive of alawof self, interpreting the Command- "And where are you going, Re-ligi- that Fourth sir?" York pvicesi, with cost of transportation added; Part vi. A visit to the Big Trees. o lican Senator from that State, and was Whatever may be the merits of their nature, by which, along with the associ- ment, said to the Pharisees, and what am going to a prayer-meetin- which is about 10 per cent less than any other SpenserL General Lamoriciere. referrod, like any other demand for a "I position, they at least behaved them- ations which cluster around the day in everyboJy has been saying as long as The minister whom you are seeking will Metallic Burial Case can be procured for. Miss Marjoribanks Part xii. Stuart Mill is be constitutional amendment, to the specia The Cases of W. M. Raymond & Company's selves well, and tho majority suffer by the inquiry as to how the day to we remember. What, then, does Mr. probably be there also, and after meet- possess great advantages over any on Mind Matter. O'Dowd committee appointed to consider all pe manufacture and Cornelius the comparison of deportment. spent, we may be guided to the conclu- Burns mean or what docs he aim at? ing is oyer, I think I can .help you to other cast metal Cases in neatness of linish titions ot the kind. The most ludic- ' upon Men and Women, and other Things sion that it is to be spent as a day of W ere he translating bis views on the work." and in having a flange covering tho cement rous feature of this sad exhibition re- joint entirely from view; thereby protecting in General Part xxL Religious Reading for the Southern rest and of worship. I take my stand LouD's-da- y into an injunction, is clear James went with the gentleman to the it mains to be told if, indeed, there can the clothinglrom tho injurious effeo'snf tbe Address Leonard Scott, & Co., 38 Walker Churches. on the last position, and my object in that he could only say, "Six days meeting, after which he was introduced cement oozing out of the joint, which every shalt be said to bo anything ludicrous in such street, New York. A writer in the Central Presbyterian, the following d scourse will be to en- thou labour, but the seventh day is the to the clergyman to whom h's father had undertaker knows is a great objection to tho a wretched spectacle. Mr. Grimes, in Metallic Cases in common use in this part of tho referring to the action of the Macon As- deavor to show that it is sound and se- Lord's, and on it thou shalt not do written. Vhile he was presenting bis any introducing the petition, said that, "with- country. With our present arrangements we Memhrial op George L. Sampson By Com- cure. work," &c, and yet he will not allow letter, the gentleman who brought him can make it to the interest of Undertakers to sembly in organizing aPublication out committing himself in j'uvor of this Rev. H. J. Van Dyke, Brooklyn, N. Y. Christ, thcu, raises the standard of Moses to say this; with all reverence there was talking to another man his purchase their Metallic Casts from us. Wo mittee, takes the following view of the particular amendment " he was glad to are the only house in the United States which This memorial is in the form of an ad- morality to the highest possible point. and without imputing to him any inten- partner in business. . Then turning question of the importance of supplying see that the people of Iowa were awake can furnish the trade with the goods of both delivered Mr. Such perfection as He set forth the Dec- tional irreverence, he will again to James, ho said, theso celebrated manufacturers at such low dress at the funeral of not allow it to the importance of making suitable George L. Sampson, who was iheir own reading : alogue could never have embraced to be understood that God says this. ' lie " Come to our store and if prices. for many amendments to tho Constitution! We deem it necessnrv at this day to understand the Geueral Assembly to this new system was altogether different prefers that he, Mr. And you hold out as you have begun, you hardly years a ruling elder in the First Presby. I Burns, should say after premising with this guarded declar- notice the superiority of the Metallic Cases over have and definitively and superior. Then 1 maintain, too, it ! It is surely for the honour of Scotch shall never want ior friends or employ any wooden box caa be inado in imitation terian Church, Brooklyn, New York. Mr. taken distinctly ation, and following it up with a few that the ground that the Southern churches that without a special revelation no man divinity that this incongruous nonsense rucnt." of them; in which the remains are floating in Van Dyke pays a high tribute to the ex- words of praiso for his constituents, the water after the first rain that falls after inter- have a mission of own to accom- could have discovered that it was right were now brought to an end. The minister advised him to go, tell alted worth and piety of Mr. Sampson. their miserable man wDt on to defend parties ment, often for months, and in many instances plish, which requires a permanent sepa- to consecrate one day in seven to rest ing him it wras one of the best business for years, to say nothing of the decay of wood, asking for constitutional changes from removal of remains an im- Godey's Lady's Book for April, has ration from the body of which they for- and to the service of God. Certainly : Why Cod permitted firms in the city.' James went and was IPhich renders the sin. the accusation of seeking to subvert the possibility, should it becoie necessary. merly made a ; the grounds of before tho giving of the law the Jews at once received, nis strict integrity, been received. This number ia beauti- part that A TRUE NARRATIVE. Government. There was not a solitary We also keep on hand a general assortment this lie deeper had not discovered tuat, aud, therefore, industry, and faithfulness endeared him of wooden coffins, and are prepared to attend fully illustrated, and filled with interest- separation something word of comment ia the Senate not a self-respec- Some little time ago, conclu- countrv bv day or than reasons of t, and pro- I think that the patriarchal Sabbath after tho to his employers. He steadily arose all funeral calls in ciiyor ing reading. L. A. Godey seems to un- single line of censuro in tho press. lias - ' KING & OWEN, against the course of the seems uncommonly like a myth. No sion of Mr. Brownlow North's address- from one place to another still higher night. well test insulting the Christian commonwealth become so South-eas- t corner of Jefforeon and Third derstand the art of getting up a as was no es in Edinburgh, Scotland, a youugman until ho became a partner in the firm Northern Assembly of 1SC3; that the man could have discovered, it unsettled in streets, Louisville, Ky. a magazine for the ladies. It may be had came theroom its religious belief that it 1S65. difference between the Southern and the part of his moral being to feel, that one into where he was receiv- lie still maintained his integrity, walk- , March 9th, at most of is ncccf sary to insert a clauso. in the na- the Bookstores, or will be is fundamental, day in seven should bo kept a holy day. ing persons anxious for private conver- ing in the fear of God, and now after Northern Presbyterian tional to exis- ,' : Kare and Valuable Bocks. by mail and said to him : constitution declare the sent from Philadelphia where it especially on the doctrine, funda- The duty of observing the Sabbath was sation, many years, continues to be greatly re Ers- - great tence of a God ! After all, we should, The Complete Works of Rev. Ralph is published. Terms S3, a year in advance. of not natural or moral, and thus belonged "I have heard you preach three times, spected by all who know him, and great kine, 2 vols.- Folio, $18.00 mental to any true Presbytcrianism, perhaps, not condemn too severely .the to the positive of the Jew- sir; and I neither caro for you nor your ly blessed in all his business relations. Magee on tho Atonement, 2 vols 6.00 the Headship of Christ iu the spiritual purely part 2 4.00 The Lady's Friend. A Monthly Mag- ' unless apparent levity with which Senator Witsius on the Covenants, vols, commonwealth the autonomy of that ish ceremonial law.' But suffice to say, preaching yon can tell'me why He often says he owes all prosperity to 5.00 azine of Grimes' constituents treat a subject of The same in 3' vols, Literature and Fashion for spiritual government and its incompe- without multiplying instances, that in God permitted sin." that promise he made his father. Romaine's complete Works, 8 vols, 8.00 such awtul moment. Ilicy know the ' 6 April. Edited by Mrs. Henry Peterson tency, either to meddle with the civil the centuries I have mentioned more " I will do that with pleasure" was tho " Will our young men take heed to Hunter's Sacred Biography, vols, 6.00 state of the public mind in their own lo- A. Treatise on Christian Doctrine by John and published by Deacon & Peterson, to sub- than were introduced immediato reply " because he chose it." this lesson ! and political aflairsof the State, or Judaic restrictions cality, and in the Statos generally, much Milton 5.C0 Philidelphia. Price $2,50 per year in ad- mit to the interference of the State, or to into the observance of the Lord's-day- , The young man apparently taken by Observations on Various Passages of we do. is Willie : vance. surprise, stood speechless; and Mr. better than It just possible First Oath. Scripture, by Rev. Tiioraas Harmer, volunteer its services to tho po- and that by the sanction and appoint- -- support they may consider it necessary to make A little boy came in from school the 4 vols 8.50 tes- ment of the church, when ignorance was North again repeated, "Because he chose licy of the State. If it is by way of Christianity enc of the articles of the other day looking very unhappy. Was An Essay on the Doctrine of the Trinity, con- rampant and superstition blind, when it; and," added he, "if you continue by Rev. James Kidd, A. 51 2.50 A Sharp Rebuke from a Secular Jour- timony for this great truth, and its constitution lest it should bo cast aside he hurt? No. Had the boys plagued comitant pf unsccularized church the Fourth Commandment was offered to question and cavil at God's dealing, An exposition of the Prophet Ezckiel, by nal of the Unbecoming conduct truths, . 7.50 of and vaiuly puffed up by your carnal altogether. But, adopting whatever him? No. Had he been in mischief? Rov. Wra. Greonhill, I'hurch Members. courts and ordinances, and against the to the faithful as their guide to heaven, Analecta Ther.logica : A Critical Philogi-ca- l mind, to be wise view of the case we please, the incident No. What was the matter with Willie? "We have read with feelings shame Erastianizing, rationalizing, and philan- when a worthless and effete Judaism was striving above what is and Exegeticsl Commentary on of will we have just related serves to give a He hod hardly spoken at supper-time- . New Testament; adapted to tho tendencies of all presented as a supply forthe soul'sdeep-cs- t written, I tell you something more the and mortification several accounts, in thropizing Northern rather dispiriting idea of the condition and ate very little. His mother went up Greek Text, by Rev. William Trollope, instead of a living Christiani- that God will do he willsome day put 5.00 Protestantism, that the Southern church- wants, of the American people. Whatever to bed with him, and she asked him 2 vols,... the secular papers, of a very disgrace- of you into hell fire. It is vain for you to on the Historical Pas- es have, "in the namo of the Lord our ty, vital with the very energies Christ, may be the intention or the result of the again, "Willie, what ails you, dear?" Contemplations ful and disorderly congregational meet- set then, and a rotten, barren Decalogue given as strive with your Maker you cannot re sages of the Old and New Testaments, God, up their banner ;" I proposal to remove all doubts .as to the "Mother," said he, "mother I swore by Joseph Hall, D. D., 3 vol. i mor,... 6.00 doubt not, is one of most impor- an instructor in morals and rule of con- sist him; and neither your opinions of subjects ing recently held for the election of ru- it the existence of a Supreme Being by'pass-in- g The minute I spoke it I was afraid of Sermons on several important tant movements in the history of Amer- duct, instead of that glorious Gospel be- his dealings, nor your blasphemous ex- connected with the Gospel of Chri3t, ling elders in the First Presbyterian a bill through both nouses, we need God, and ran home.' Mother, if I could A. B., Chap- ican Presbytcrianism. " Money will flow queathed to us by nim in whom and pression of them, will in the least lessen by Rev. Robert Lovett, to go very far to seek the . thoso wicked at 2.00 Church, Cincinnati, Ohio. is howev- the pain of your everlasting damnation, not cause. It only wipe words out of my lain to the British Embassy Paris,... It into ultimately, from all parts of the through whom all law was fulfilled. wide-sprea- ! of Bishop Cranmer, 2 vols, 4.00 it," can be easily traced to the d mouth if I only could Mother, will Works er, only the natural friends, how very do which, I again tell you, will most cer Works of Bishop Jewell, 3 vols, 6.00 result of that polit- country. Indeed, it now seems, as if And, ohl my little tendency of tho most eloquent Ameri- God ever forgive me for taking his holy ical action this were one purposes of your stern Sabbatarians think, when tainly be your portion, if you go on in Works of Thomas Becon. 3 vols, fi.00 which has become so com- of the great can pulpit-orator- s to jumble religion and name I Fray me, mother Works of Bishop Ridley, 1 vol, 1.50 boasting of Christiau your present spirit. There was such in'vain lor mon in our church courts, and which God, in the providences which have led they are their politics in their discourses and Willie sank upon his knees Works of BiBUop Coverdalo, 1 vol, 1.50 as until their and 1 - and declaring it to be one of questioners you in St. Paul's time Works of Bishop Pilkington, 1 vol, .50 must to this division. It had become utterly Sabbath, excited bearers are apt to lose sight of hid bis face. His mother did pray for bring utter ruin upon our church the most precious legacies belonging to and how did the Apostle answer them? Bullinger's Decades 1.50 useless, in the former Presbyterian the divine teachings ot which 2d 1.59 unless God in his mercy, shall ' .N ay but, O man, who art thou that ro they hear him. and Willie did pray for himself Zurich Letters Series, restrain Church, to attempt to fix the attention the Christian .Church, that they are sale by A. DAVIDSON, - but little for the principles of party of prayed to be forgiven; prayed that he For men in this wicked flaunting the veriest rag of Popery, pliest against God?'" . Louisville, Ky course. of the people upon the dangers of the which they hear so much. Bcccher, might never, never profane the name of woven by Borne in her darkest days. The young man here intcrupted Mr. The following article we clip from the subtle and treacherous Erastianism Bellows, Wasson, and a whole host of God again. "1 d rather be dumb all my which was subverting the church. Now, Well, then, in the period of the Reform- North, and said? Is there such a text The Southern Presbyterian Review ""West and South," suggested evidently ? others have prostituted tho pulpit topo life long," said Willie, "than to be a raised a ers was naturally a rebound from as that in the Bible " ' God seems to have up large there litical purposes, and have thus effected swerrer. , CONDUCTED by the disorderly conduct of certain par- "Yes, there is," was the reply, "in the ;r . body in the several Southern Protest- this strict Sabbatarianism. They felt a vast deal of harm. That there are The next day he asked his mother ties at this congregational ninth chapter ot Romans; aadlrecom r to Ky AN ASSOCIATION OF MINISTERS, meeting. ant Churches, purified from this error that they had received a commission to g to go thousands of meek, Chris write down all ho Bible said about pro : and mend you home and read that s. c. Here is what the editor says by their suffering from it, to testify for purify the church, they at once tian pastors in the United States wo all fane swearing; he wanted to study it, T in Columbia, truth. proceeded to remove the abuses of the chapter; and after you have read it, and FOURTH NUMBER of Vol. XVI., will PRESBYTERIAN Ilis know; and we can only, say that they and fix it in his mind, carry it about THE issued earty in 1866. DEGENERACY. Lord's-day.- see there how God claims for himself the If this be the true view of the case, " - DOLLARS .per Sin-- to do whatever he have a gigantic task before them endcav with him everywhere;" so she found Terms THREE volume i There is great and j ust : right chooses, with .One complaint that then it is of prime importance that the party-hack- s gle Numbers, Dollar. Postage The Glasgow Morning Journal," of oring to drive the from the and copied this text: "Thou shalt not - the Presbyterian Church has become a Southern Churches shall perceive and out permitting the thing formed to say paid by the publishers when subscrip'- -' January 22d, deals with Mr. Burns and temples of the Lord. It is, however, take the name of the Lord thy God in are paid in advance. political engine. This perversion of feel at the very outeet that the Northern to him tuat formed it, . why hast thou tions school of Scotch Theologians, in the by Christian teaching that the Christi- vain; for the.. Lord will not, hold him A large number of subscriptions promptly course enures to the benefit of the abo- is no Pres- his mada me thus? remember that, besides aud the general payment of arrearages Presbyterianism longer their ' an religion can be maintained in the guiltless who taketh his name in vain. " paid, . sin, there is another will, be indispensible to enable us to litionists, and brings forward for leaders bytcrianism ; and that the two can no following matter of fact style. permitting thing now due, States not by a constitutional amende Exod..,xx. 8. ,This is the third com' publication without pecuniary in our Western ?' God has chosen to Jo God chose to send continue our Israel such individuals more affiliate with each other than Pres- What human nature would delight in We hope, therefore, all our subscri- his own mcnt. mandment. , loss. that as Leavitt, Matthew, and Monfort. These byterianism with Episcopacy, or Meth- is a divine that could abolish the Deca- Jesus! Of free and sovereign ber will forward the amount of their subscrip- God his only-begotte- n possible. three persons have had a great deal to odism. The older men in the logue out and out, not merely kill and grace, gave Son ' tions for Vol. XVII. as promptly as hurch The wits Beautiful. At a Sabbath , school to tho wholeof Vol. XVII do with the change of the bury all to life to die for sinners, in their stead, in their Caricatures. are busy We expect publish Christian all well know how the fatal error of not it only to bring it again anniversary in London, two little girls as wellas No.. 4 of Vol. XVI. during the year polity of that extensive place; so that though they are sinners, with caricatures of Dr; Norman Macleod. denomination; perceiving the essential difference but kill it dead, and entomb it finally to 1SC6. . ''."-- ' done One represents him as eating away at presented themselves receive the prize to and a change coming from them could Presbyterianism and Independen- and fully. ,. This was the great and uni- and have things worthy of death, not All communications should be addressed one of whom had recited one verse more - only be for one of them shall ever be cast into hell the , two tables of the Law while the REV 'JAMES WOODROW, the worse. They are not versally felt defect of Dr. 3 cy, as evinced in the Plan of Union, in MacLeod's tho both learned sev- 14; s Columbia, S. C. men of for his sins who will accept Jesus as his Presbytery look on with hair od end. that other, having Deo any genius for construction, but 1801, with the Connecticut Congrega- three hours' oration. He tickled, tempt- ' Another represents him sitting on a eral thousand verses of Scripture. Tbe they have much for destruction. They tionalism, worked out ed, and aroused us all by pronouncing only Saviour, and believe in him, and gradually itself in Pyramid in Egypt, looking into the des- gentleman who presided inquired : BRITISH PERIODICALS', can not build up, but they g rest in his word. I have no time to say can tear down. the New" England-izin- of tho church, the abolition of the Decalogue every - ' to now; others are waiting to ert through blind spectacles, with his "And could you not have learned VIZ: They can not purify, but they can cor- to the of one felt at once tho importance of tho more you TH"E IONDON QUAHTKHLT EEVIEW, (Conserv- until brought verge utter ruin, feet bound in chains. Under him is his one verso more, and thus have kept up rupt their whole church organization. " and days of seem- see me. Go home; attend to what I ative. she violently sloughed off" the most doctrine, great liberty own dictum: with Martha?" ... THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whitr). and God the "He never brought me out (lUlic-U)- In the last few General Assemblies d have told you, may Holy TH K WKSTMIMSTKK REVIEW they New England-ize- part in 1S37, though ed to be at hand bat before the speech "Yes sir,", the blushing child replied; have taken a conspicuous Spirit bless it, for Jesus Christ's sake." of Egypt." Then we have him as a THK NOUTtl BRITLbU REVIEW (Free Church). part. We with some of the sound flesh also. of the Liberator had been concluded, it loved AND San-da- y modern Samson with the gates of Gaza "but I 3Iartha, and kept back on have been favored with their views of of the still how- was found from we were not to This conversation took place on BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (Tory)5 Enough virus remained, it that on his back the two Tables of Stone purpose." the two elements of the late crisis, Stato gradually to diffuse its steal, not to kill, not to blaspheme, not evening. Oil the following Friday, ever, Erastian "crossing over the Tweed, a quiet parish "And was there any one of all the The American Publishers contfnuo to reprint the Rights and negro slavery, and find them poison, until, no longer held in check by to commit adultery, and to keep the Mr. North was sitting in a friend's draw- Periodicals, but as tho cost of printing church being behind a verses you have learned," again inquired haa the price of papor nearly and wholly at sea upon our Sabbath-day- , ing room, (the Rev. Moodie Stuart's), him, and large loo bled, tukblels constitutional the Southern Churches, the Erastian all jubt as before! Now, the president, that taught you this les- tuxes, rhitierj, hconsorj. etc., Ia.rly increased, thoy are science, as well as scrvantannounced thatayoung cathedral in front. It is reported that, compelled to advance their terms as follows ; in physiology. But party threw off the mask, rose, and cap- no man or minister can make capital in when the ' ' being high in court favor, it is his desire son?" TERMS 1'dR lMtf the church organization is in- Trcsby-terianismi- man wanted to speak to mm. Ou being becoming tured the citadel of Northern n this way. The abolition of the Deca- blush- Per annum, : to leave tho poor Established Church "There was, sir," she answered, any one of tho Reviews 4 00 fected with their false 1SC1-1S6- shown up staiYs he said For opinions. It will the revolution of logue, if all its prohibitions are to re- 7 00 of Scotland, to join her wealthy sister ing still more deeply : " 'In honor pre- Kor any two of tho Reviews have to be cleansed, and divorced from Aa essential to properly main in full force, is a literal humbug, "Do you remember me?" For any three of the Reviews 10 OO guarding in bish- ferring one another.' " of the Reviews 12 OO politics, so that may become bless- England, and to live and die a For all four it a against the two former errors, and pre- and everybody sees it to bo so at once. "No." For Blackwood's Masa-m- . 4 OO ing to the present generation, "Do you not remember the young op." Still another favours us with a For Blackwood and one Review 7 OO as it has a like and of Tho only difference betwixt Mr. ' venting intrusion capture Burns' picture of the three innovators, Drs. Mr Staff. " Did ye ask me if I For Blackwood and'any two of the ReviewtlO 00 been in the past. We hope man who, on bunday night, asked you three of the CO that the the only remaining fortress of real Pres- sermon and Dr. Macleod's speech is had a Bible?" said a poor old widow in For Blackwood and Re'iewa...l3 time is at hand when the to tell him, ' Why did God permit sin?" Macleod, Tulloch and Lee. They are For Blackwood and the four Reviews 15 00 protestant be- the former is qtutli-- 0 byterianism, after a few years, it that rather more savage in London ; " did ye ask me if I had a Bi- The works will he printed ou a greatly improvet " represented as "navvies." Dr. Robert HTid churches will return to their former hooves the Southern Churches at onoo smashing what he calls "a rotten, barren "Yes perfectly. of paper, while nearly all American Periodicals, Lee is displayed, surrounded with all ble? Thank God, I have a Bible.' What are either advanced in price or reduced in size and sphere of usefulness, the salvation of " Well sir, I am that young man, and we wliall continue to give to bestir themselves, and provide for Decalogue." and rather more rigorous should I do without my Bible? It was very generally both faithful the soul. They have not obeyed or- you said God permitted sin because he manner of popish paraphernalia, and is copies of all the matter contained in tlie original guj that the religious reading of their people, in pieceing it all together again. This is Hence, our present prices will be fuuud as cheap hounding on his underlings, the guide of my youth, and it tho staff tions. f ganic law, and they are now of the is chose and you told me to go home Principle the amounc of matter furnished, n3 thiwo of earth, without depending upon the Northern specially true, as wo will briefly show, it; me, and heal- for ay earthy, instead tho chapter of Romans; Tulloch who is busy at the foundation of my age. It wounded it of tho competing periodicals in this country. of. being of the heavens journals, North- in the case of the Fourth Command- and read ninth Compared with coat of the original editions, which Northern periodicals, of the confession ed me ; it condemned mo. and it acquit- the heavenly. They seek the alliance of ment, which seems the cause of and also that God chose to send Jesus to of Faith, while Dr. at the preseut premium on K0i would bo about 3l0u a ern tracts, or Northern Books. Nay, prime ted mc. showed me I was a sinner, year, our prices (Sl5) are exceedingly low. Add t this State as am ; and did Macleod is digging a deep hole for the It the more than the service of God. there should be just as much care use4 all this verbal hostility to the Ten. Mr. die for such sinners I I the fact that we make our annual payments to tho Brit- ten commandments. The Dr. is and it led, me to the Saviour. It has Pnbliwhers for early sheets and copy right i Gobi They are no longer a blessing to men, ob- sir, what you told me ; and afterwards I saying ish to avoid the use of Northern Presbyte- Burns maintains that the duty of given .me comfort through life, and I SI coating us at this lime l.laa., I8o.f) nearly S'2,"0 in but they bring fuel to fell down at God's feet and asked him "settle for the Confession, Tulbch, and currency and we the bcale we have their passions, rian reading, as of Episcopal, or Meth- serving tho Sabbath is not a natural or will mo in death." trust that in and add my because Jesus died I'll soon put the commandments out of trust it give hope adopted we shall be entirely justified by our rjubscribera intensity to the phrenzy of the odist, or Baptist propagandist books. moral duty, because no man could have to forgive tins, and the reading puulic. sight." Dr. Lee with "work to American readers hour. In the Presbyterian Church wo as was mor- for me, and to give mc his Holy Spirit encourages Tho late Kev. Samuel Il'iske once The interest of these Periodicals discovered, it no part of his In diminished by tUe articles they have had constant In conclusion, the writer after sug- to all wicked .thoughts out of my away my lads with a will, we'll make an rather increased tlmu admonitions of evil. al being to feel, that one day in seven put prayed in the pulpit "that the Lord contain on our Civil to'ar, aud though seiuetimes tinged , end of the whole thing." prejudice, they may still, omrtidering thdr grrtX It has taken a false view of our duty-an- d gesting that forty ministers could be head, and he did ; and now I am happy would bless the congregation assembled, with should be kept a holy day; and there- and-th- e di;l'ront s from which tb.-- I ability it has encouraged blindness and found who could furnish the committee he Com- oh, so happy, sir and though the devil and portion of it which was on tho are written, be read andetudicd with advanrno by tho fore, thinks that the Fourth that r JJtrodias' daughter dancing. A se- poople of this country, of overy ore-'- d and party. f cruelty, instead of inculcating that char- with as many tracts far more effective mandment belongs to the purely posi- still comes sometimes to tempt me what way to church and those who wero at ity God date and devout Christian leaves dan- "which hopeth all things, fearcth all for their purposes than any forty tracts tive part of the Jewish ceremonial law, reason I have to think has forgiven homo getting ready to come, and that, in THE FOUR REVIEWS FOR 18i,$. things, and always managed to getTiim cing to goats, calves, and children, and tow copies of tho above remain on hand, and will maketh not ashamed." The which "we all agree to be abolished. mc, I have his infinite patienco, he would grant. for of the American Tract Society, makes orders his steps according to the word Lj old at $o for the holo fyiir,or 41 auy one. congregations have dwindled, and the This seems to us on the whole a very away by telling him that I do not want the benediction to those who reached we alBOpiihlinh ' the general suggestion that ministers at of God, and not the .directions of the FARMER'S GUIDE quality of religious teaching has degen- fair way of stating the question as to to judge things by my own reason, but tho house of God just in time for that." THE dancing-maste- r. By Stephens, F. B. 8., of Eajnoursh, and the the South : ; Henet erated in proportion to the worldliness what is often called "the permanent and by God's Word and that the only way By this eccentric method the clergyman late J. P. Nobton, of Yale Colle. 2 vol. Royal Octa and am is vo, 1000 pages aud numerous Engravings. fanaticism of the preachers. Vital " Must at once begin the work of universal obligation" of the Fourth I know I forgiven that for Christ's ' Ihe vow of Herod. Sinful vows must succeeded in breaking up a bad habit,' piety is God chose to me." PRICE $7 for the two Volumes by Mail, post paid, becoming extinct; and zealot writing, and furnishing their people Commandment. The peculiar charac- sake, pardon be repented of. G od would rather have which had resisted all legitimate & CO. rage LEONARD SOOTT Publisher, or idle apathy are tho barren ex with a religious reading corresponding teristic of the Decalogue is that it is The changed expression of the young us break our word than his word. No. 83 Walker Street, New