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X. SHORT REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS

1. Philips' Young Man's Closet Library, p. 148.-2. Riddle & Arnold's

English-Latin Lexicon, p. 148.-3. Goldsmith's Miscellaneous Works,

p. 148.-4. Whateley's Rhetoric, p. 149.-5. Foster's Objections to Cal-

vinism as it is, p. 149.-6. Wayland's Moral Science, abridged, p. 149.

-7. Legh Richmond's Domestic Portraiture, p. 149.-8. Ewbank's Hy-

draulics, p. 150.-9. Fountain of Living Waters, p. 150.-10. Abbott's

King Alfred, p. 151.-11. Lamartine's History of the French Revolution,

p. 151.-12. Bishop Morris' Sermon on the Death of Rev. Noah Le-

vings, p. 152.-13. Davies' Arithmetic, p. 153.-14. Kirke White, p. 153.

-15. Crosby's Greek Lessons, and Boise's Greek Exercises, p. 153.-

16. Ray's Arithmetic and Algebra, p. 154.-17. Mrs. Willard on Respi-

ration, p. 154.-18. Eichorn's German Grammar, p. 154.-19. Full

Sanctification Realized, p. 154.-20. Wallis's Glimpses of Spain, p. 155.-

21. Iconographic Encyclopædia, p. 155.-22. Pascal's Provincial Letters,

p. 155.-23. Noel on Christian Baptism, p. 156.-24. Bethune's Orations,

p. 156.-25. Montaigne's Works, p. 156.-26. Hume's England, p. 157.—

27. Classical Studies, p. 157.-28. Hildreth's United States, p. 158.-

29. Anthon's Ancient Geography, p. 158.-30. Findlay's Classical Atlas,

p. 158.-31. Cowper's Homer, p. 159.-32. Burns' Sketches of Sermons,

p. 159.-33. Chambers' Information for the People, p. 159.-34. The Old

World, p. 160.-35. Jeremy Taylor's Sermons, p. 160.-36. Badlam's

Writing Books, p. 160.-37. Ripley's History of the Mexican War, p. 160.

-38. Mrs. Ellet's Family Pictures from the Bible, p. 160.-39. The

English Pulpit, p. 161.-40. Mandeville's Reading Books, p. 161.-

41. Greene's First Lessons in French, p. 161.-42. Quinton's Sabbath
Prize Essay, p. 162.-43. Mitchell's Biblical Geography, p. 162.-44. Cur-
tius, 162. 15. Life of Ashbel Green, p. 162.-16. Women of the

2.-47. Poor Richard's Almanac, p. 163.-48. Journal of Education

for U. C., p. 163.-49. Pulpit Reporter, p. 163.-50. Light in the Dwell-

ing, p. 163.-51. Ticknor's History of Spanish Literature, p. 163.-

52. Stanton's Sketches of Reforms and Reformers, p. 164.-53. Chee-

ver's Whale and its Captors, p. 164.

XI. MISCELLANIES

1. Remarks on Ephesians iv, 12-16

2. Remarks on Proverbs xxx, 15.-The Horse-Leech

3. An Attempt to explain Romans ix, 3

XII. RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

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CLASSICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.-European

Life and Public Services of John Quincy Adams, Sixth President of the

United States; with the Eulogy delivered before the Legislature of New-

York, by WM. H. SEWARD.

III. ON THE DEMONIACS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT

By Rev. Silas Comfort, Sauquoit, N. Y.

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IV. ANCIENT ENCLOSURES AND MOUNDS OF THE WEST

By Prof. W. C. Larrabee, Indiana Asbury University.

Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley. By E. G. SQUIER, A. M.,

and E. H. DAVIS, M. D. Forming Vol. I. of the Smithsonian Contribu-

tions to Knowledge.

V. INQUIRY INTO THE MEANING OF II. PETER 11, 13

By Rev. T. H. Mudge, Weston, Mass.

Καινοὺς δὲ οὐρανοὺς καὶ γῆν καινὴν κατὰ τὸ ἐπάγγελμα αὐτοῦ

προσδο κῶμεν, ἐν οἷς δικαιοσύνη κατοικεῖ.

"Nevertheless we, according to His promise, look for new heavens

and a new earth, wherein dwelleth righteousness."

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By Prof. H. M. Johnson, Ohio Wesleyan University.

VII. SUNDAY-SCHOOL LITERATURE.

281

Descriptive Catalogue of the Sunday-School Publications and Tracts of

the Methodist Episcopal Church.

A Sketch of the Life of Rev. John Collins, late of the Ohio Conference.

328

X. SHORT REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS

1. Living Waters, p. 328.-2. Burritt's Geography of the Heavens,

p. 328.-3. Life and Correspondence of Robert Southey, p. 329.-4. Strick-

land's History of Methodist Missions, p. 329.-5. Life of Mrs. Angeline

B. Sears, p. 330.-6. Sketches of Minnesota, p. 330.-7. Balch's Ireland

as I saw it, p. 330.-8. Coleman's Historical Geography of the Bible,

p. 330.-9. Dark Scenes of History, p. 331.-10. Kip's Early Conflicts of

Christianity, p. 331.-11. Gibbon's Rome, p. 331.-12. Hume's England,

p. 331.-13. M'Clelland on the Canon, p. 332.-14. Spencer's Travels

in the East, p. 332.-15. Irving's Mahomet, p. 332.-16. Iconographic

Encyclopædia, p. 333.-17. Imbrie's Sermon, p. 333.-18. Life of Chal-

mers, p. 333.-19. Schmitz & Zumpt's Cicero's Orations, p. 334.-20. Pin-

ney's French Series, p. 334.-21. Value's Ollendorff's Method applied to

French, p. 334.-22. Gray's Natural Philosophy, p. 334.-23. Greene's

Historical Studies, p. 335.-24. Hume's England, (Harpers',) p. 335.-

25. Death-Bed of Wesley, p. 335.-26. Adams on Christian Union, p. 335.

-Pamphlets, Essays, Sermons, &c., p. 335.

XL MISCELLANIES

337

1. Apparent Discrepancies in the Evangelists' Account of Christ's Ap-

pearance to Mary Magdalene after his Resurrection.

337

2. Quotation of the Prophecy of Christ's Transfixion.-Zech. xii, 10;

John xix, 37.

338

The Philosophy of Religion. By J. D. MORELL, A. M., Author of the

History of Modern Philosophy &c.

IL REMARKS ON 1 CORINTHIANS XIII, 9-13

By Rev. W. Scott, St. Amands, Canada.

"For we know in part, and we prophesy in part. But when that which

is perfect is come, then that which is in part shall be done away."

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Memoirs of the Life of William Wirt, Attorney-General of the United

States. By JOHN P. KENNEDY.

IV. THE BAPTISMAL FORMULA, MATTHEW xxviii, 19, 20 . . 399

By James Strong, Flushing, L. I.

Πορευθέντες οὖν μαθητεύσατε πάντα τὰ ἔθνη, βαπτίζοντες αὐτοὺς

εἰς τὸ ὄνομα τοῦ Πατρὸς καὶ τοῦ Υἱοῦ καὶ τοῦ 'Αγίου Πνεύματος,

διδάσκοντες αὐτοὺς τηρεῖν πάντα ὅσα ἐνετειλάμην ὑμῖν.

Going, therefore, disciple all the nations, BAPTIZING THEM TO THE

NAME OF THE FATHER, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching

them to keep all things whatever I have enjoined upon you.

V. HILDRETH'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES

By Rev. Daniel Curry, Brooklyn, L. I.

The History of the United States of America, from the Discovery of

the Continent to the Organization of the Government under the Fede-

ral Constitution. By RICHARD HILDRETH.

411

VI. THE SCOTTISH CLERGY . .

431

Our Scottish Clergy; Fifty-two Sketches, Biographical, Theological, and

Critical, including Clergymen of all Denominations. Edited by John

Smith, A. M., Author of "Sacred Biography," &c.

VIL NOEL ON CHRISTIAN BAPTISM .

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Notes of the Minister of Christ for the Times, drawn from the Holy

Scriptures. By CHARLES ADAMS.

IX. SHORT REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS

1. White-Jacket, p. 478.-2. Studies in Christian Biography, p. 479.-

3. Bachman on the Unity of the Human Race, p. 480.-4. Memoirs of

Gurley, p. 483.-5. Griffith's Marine Architecture, p. 483.-6. Southey's

Common-Place Book, p. 483.-7. Chalmers' Posthumous Works, p. 484.-

8. Carlyle's Latter-Day Pamphlets, p. 484.-9. Pictorial Field-Book of the

Revolution, p. 484.-10. Winthrop on the Prophetic Scriptures, p. 485.-

11. Anecdotes for the Young, p. 485.-12. Gibbon's Rome, p. 485.-

13. Year-Book of Facts, p. 486.-14. Cuba and the Cubans, p. 486.-

15. The Optimist, p. 486.-16. Literature of the Sclavic Nations, p. 487.

-17. Three Royal Magi, p. 487.-18. Abbott's Cyrus the Great, p. 487.

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-19. Taylor's Christian Baptism, p. 488.-20. Lynch's Dead Sea, p. 488.

-21. Choix de Poésies, p. 488.-22. Johnston's Elements of Chemistry,

p. 488.-23. The Hungarian Struggle, p. 488.-24. James' Earnest Minis-

try, p. 488.-25. Humboldt's Cosmos, p. 489.-26. Junius' Letters, p. 489.

-27. Humboldt's Views of Nature, p. 489.-28. Mahomet and his Suc-

cessors, p. 489.-29. New Sunday-School Books, p. 490.-30. Friendly and

Feejee Islands, p. 490.-31. Dixon's Narrative, p. 491.-32. Finley's Me-

morials of Prison Life, p. 491.

X. MISCELLANIES

1. On "the Second Sabbath after the First"

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2. Identification of the Historical Periods comprised within the "Se-

venty Weeks" in Daniel ix, 24-27

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OCTOBER NUMBER.

I. MORELL'S PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION. (Second Paper.)
By Rev. T. V. Moore, Richmond, Va.

The Philosophy of Religion. By J. D. MORELL, A. M., Author of the

History of Modern Philosophy, &c.

IL LATEST RESULTS OF ETHNOLOGY

The Races of Men and their Ramifications, according to the latest

Results of Ethnology. (Translated from the German of Dr. G. L.

KRIEGK, by W. H. Huntington, New-York.)

III JOHN CALVIN

By Rev. James Floy, D. D., New-York.

531

1. The Life and Times of John Calvin, the great Reformer. Translated

from the German of Paul Henry, D. D., Minister and Seminary Inspector

in Berlin. By HENRY STEBBING, D. D., F. R. S.

2. History of the Life, Works, and Doctrines of John Calvin, from the

French of J. M. V. Audin, Knight of the Order of St. Gregory the Great.

Translated by JOHN M'GILL.

3. The Life of John Calvin; compiled from authentic Sources, and

particularly from his Correspondence. By THOMAS H. DYER.

IV. THE CHURCH AND CHINA.

592

By Rev. R. S. Maclay, Fuh-Chau, China.

V. BISHOP WARBURTON

By Rev. James A. Devinney, Carlisle, Pa.

1. The Divine Legation of Moses Demonstrated. By the Right Reve-

rend WILLIAM WARBURTON, D. D., Lord Bishop of Gloucester.

2. The Principles of Natural and Revealed Religion, occasionally

opened and explained; in a Course of Sermons preached before the

Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn. By the Rev. Mr. WARBURTON,

Preacher to the Society.

3. Sermons and Discourses on Various Subjects and Occasions. By

Dr. WILLIAM WARBURTON, Lord Bishop of Gloucester.

4. Letters from a late Eminent Prelate to one of his Friends.

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VI. CALIFORNIA

By Dr. E. G. Meek, Indianapolis, Ia.

1. What I saw in California: being the Journal of a Tour, by the

Emigrant Route and South Pass of the Rocky Mountains, across the

Continent of North America, the Great Desert Basin, and through Cali-

fornia, in the Years 1846, 1847. By EDWIN BRYANT, late Alcalde of

San Francisco.

2. Notes of a Military Reconnoissance, from Fort Leavenworth, in

Missouri, to San Diego, in California, including part of the Arkansas,

Del Norte, and Gila Rivers. By Lieut. W. H. EMORY, Topographical

Engineers.

VII. SHORT REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS

1. Sydney Smith's Moral Philosophy, p. 656.-2. Acts of the Apostles,

Hahn's, p. 659.-3. Ungewitter's Europe, Past and Present, p. 659.--

4. Plants and Trees of Scripture, and Closing Scenes of Human Life,

p. 660.-5. Life and Letters of T. Campbell, p. 660.-6. Chase's History

of the Polk Administration, p. 661-7. Downing's Architecture of

Country Houses, p. 662.-8. Rural Hours, by a Lady, p. 662.-9. Baker's

Christian Effort, p. 662.-10. Smith's Hebrew People, p. 663.-11. Dr.

Johnson: his Religious Life and Death, p. 664.-12. Woodbury's New

Method of Learning to Read, Write, and Speak the German Language,

p. 665.-13. Smith's Anecdotes, p. 665.-14. The Jewish Nation, p. 665.

15. Curiosities of Animal Life, p. 665.-16. Carlyle's Jesuitism, p. 666.

VIII. MISCELLANIES

1. Exegetical Suggestions on Luke i, 17; Luke ii, 2; Luke ii, 14

2. The Corner Stone, Psalm cxviii, 22, 23

3. Remarks on Rom. vi, 17

IX. LITERARY AND RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

1. Letter from Professor J. L. Jacobi, of Berlin

2. Death of Neander

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