Rationalism, Hurst's History of, article Reciprocity, Ecclesiastical, 318. Sherman and Grant, by J. T. Headley, Short Sermons. 129, 277, 448, 608. Sin, Sabellius' views of, 517. Reconstruction and Revolution, by J. Par- Social Life of the Chinese, by J. Doolittle, ker, noticed, 470. noticed, 297. Song Without Words, noticed, 154. Regeneration, True Theory of, article on, Sortes Virgiliana, 506. 374. Resurrection of Christ, by R. W. Dick- Review, Boston, next Volume of, 619; Review Westminster, on Comte's Philoso- Robertson, Frederick William, article on, Round Table, 158, 471, 312, 619. Russell, W.: Orthophony, Cultivation of, S. Sabbath Psalter, by H. I. Fox, noticed, Sabellianism, article on, 512. Sacraments, of what are they symbols? St. Martin's Summer, by Anne H. M. Sanhedrim, Proceedings of, 410. Soul, loss of, Short Sermon on, 130. Spring, Gardiner, Autobiography, noticed, Stanley, A. P.: History of the Jewish Stevens, A.: Centenary of American Meth- Stowe, Mrs. : Little Foxes, noticed, 306. Strength in Religion, 91. Satisfaction Theory, Bushnell's State- Trial of Christ, Archæology of, article ment of, 235. Scinde, Conquest of, 273. Scripture Law of Divorce, by A. Hovey, Scriptures, Reserved Force in, and Plea Seeking the Lord, Short Sermon on, 277. Sesame and Lilies, Ruskin's, noticed, 140. on, 407. Trinity, Robertson's view of, 339. True Theory of the Soul, of Regeneration Tübingen School, 165. Tucker, Rev. J. T., articles by, 47, 165. U. Unsanctified Scholarship, 160. V. Vegetable Life, God in, article on, 391. Views of Christian Nurture and subjects W. Wallace, Lady: Translation of Letters of War, The Issues of, 76; inevitable, 78; War of the Rebellion, by H. S. Foote, Ward, R v. Julius H., article by, 104, 567. Webb, Dr. Edwin B., article by. 1. Whedon, D. D.: Commentary on the Gos- Wheeler, W. A.: Dictionary of Noted Will, Freedom of, 115. Will this Planet ever be Heaven? article Winifred Bertram, noticed, 154. Women of Methodism, by A. Stevens, Woodworth, Rev. C. L.: article by, 477. Wycliffites, by Mrs. Mackay, noticed, Y. Young, L.: Commentary on Ecclesiastes, Z. Whately Richard: Essay on Paul's Writ- Zambesi, Livingstone's Expedition, no- ings, noticed, 134. ticed, 458. THE MASSACHUSETTS SABBATH SCHOOL SOCIETY, 13 Cornhill, Boston, Is publishing a new book nearly every week. Each manuscript is carefully read by members of our Publication Committee, and no better books for the Sabbath Schools of the Orthodox Congregational church can be found in the country. The names of this Committee are well known in the religious community and their judgment respected: Rev. J. A. Albro, D.D, Rev. J. H. Means, Rev. A. J. Sessions, Rev. J. M. Manning, Rev. A. H. Quint, Rev. D. L. Furber, Rev. E. K. Alden, and Rev. D. R. Cady. A few of our late books written by laymen and clergymen are as follows: We also publish the WELL SPRING, a beautifully illustrated weekly paper for our children, and a large assortment of Question Books, Catechisms and Gift Cards suitable for Sabbath schools. ASA BULLARD, Secretary. MOSES H. SARGENT, TREASURER. The Congregational Board of Publication Has been reconstructed and enlarged. Our object is to publish works on theology, church polity, and experimental religion-works of our Puritan fathers, but more of our able modern Christian writers, adapted to all classes and ages, and thereby to meet in full the demands of the denomination. Our grand aim is the production of a biblical theology, and, as based upon it, the promotion of a biblical Christianity. While, therefore, our issues will be denominational, we intend they shall be preeminently promotive of spirituality in the churches, and the conversion of souls. We have already issued several works of sterling merit, besides nearly fifty Tracts. Six of these, "Doctrinal Knowledge the Foundation of Religion," "Mode of Baptism," "Infant Baptism," "Nature and Design of Infant Baptism," "Why Will Ye Die?" and the" Conversion and Experience of President Edwards," we have just reissued in a neat and attractive form. Other Tracts and small Books will soon be issued. Manuscripts are solicited of able Christian writers, for which, if accepted by the Committee, the usual price will be paid. Catalogues of our publications will be furnished, and all orders for our books promptly met, by our Treasurer, M. H. Sargent, 13 Cornhill. SERENO D. CLARK, Sec'y. MASSACHUSETTS ECCLESIASTICAL LAW. BY EDWARD BUCK, Royal 12mo...... of the SUFFOLK BAR. .cloth, 1 75. The author in his preface, says: "In this volume I have attempted to collect and arrange in convenient form for reference the Ecclesiastical Laws of Massachusetts. which lie scattered in profusion among the Statutes and Reports of the Commonwealth. "In order to secure completeness, reports of legislative committees, town histories, church histories, reports of councils, sermons, periodicals and biographies have been examined, our present ecclesiastical laws and usages traced to English sources; and with a view of making the work more generally useful in all parts of the Union, decisions of other States, and denominational controversies in which Massachusetts had no special part, have been cited." It will be found a work of interest and of great practical value as a book of reference: touching the numerous questions constantly arising as to the rights, duties and principles of churches, societies, ministers, counsels, rights of property, etc. Among the multitudes of subjects, etc., treated are the following: America Dedicated to Religious Uses; Support of the Gospel; Tax Laws for Support of the Gospel; Choice of Ministers under the Tax Laws; Principles of the Dedham Casc Applied; Churches, Rights and Usages, etc.; Ministers, Early Laws and Uses, etc.; Leacons, their Rights, Duties, etc.; Religious Societies, Organizations, Incorporations, etc.; Meetinghouses, Titles, etc.; Pews, Ownership, etc.; Precincts of the Meetinghouse, etc.; Charities, Jurisdiction, etc.; Marriage, Penal Laws, Observance of the Lord's Day, etc.; Ecclesiastical Councils; Councils, Mutual, Ex Parte, Results, etc. HOPKINS' LECTURES ON MORAL SCIENCE, Delivered before the Lowell Institnte, Boston, by Mark Hopkins, D. D., President of Williams College. Royal 12mo,.. $1.50 An important work from the pen of one of the most profound thinkers of the age. RITTER'S GEOGRAPHICAL STUDIES. Translated from the German of Carl Ritter, by Rev. W. L. Gage. With a This volume contains the grand generalizations of Ritter's life-work, the Erdkünde, in eighteen volumes; his lectures on the Relations of Geography and History, and a number of important papers on Physical Geography. PEABODY'S CHRISTIANITY THE RELIGION OF NATURE. Lectures delivered before the Lowell Institute in 1863, by A. P. Peabody, D.D., LL.D. Royal 12mo....... ..cloth, 1 50 A masterly production, distinguished for its acuteness and earnestness, its force of logic and fairness of statement, written in a style of singular accuracy and beauty. PUBLISHED BY GOULD & LINCOLN. 59 Washington Street. Boston. |