southern brethren against the enormity of slavery, and of urging, in all lawful ways, its extinction. The Northpartly from mercenary and partly from political motives, and with too many, perhaps, from culpable indifferenceseem anxious to stultify all their past efforts against slavery, and yield up even the right of discussing its evils, and exhorting to its abandonment; and hence Mr. Barrows' modest and sincere efforts will not be very welcome to northern recusants, while its doctrines will of course be abhorrent to that chivalrous region where slavery is deemed an ornament and a privilege. Nevertheless, Mr. Barrows may console himself with having borne his testimony to the truth.

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Missionary Remains, or SKETCHES OF EVARTS, CORNELIUS, AND WISNER. By Gardiner Spring, D. D. and others. 37 cents.

Advice to a Brother. By a Missionary. Price 31 cents.

Early Piety. By Rev. Jacob Abbott. 18 cents. Scripture Gems. Morocco, gilt. 25 cents.

Sermons by Rev. Charles G. Finney. With a Portrait. $1 00.

The Works of Rev. Daniel A. Clark. In three volumes. $3 00.

Prevailing Prayer. By Rev. C. G. Finney. 32mo. 25 cents.

The National Preacher, printed in an elegant pamphlet form, each number containing two Sermons from living Ministers. Monthly. Edited by Rev. Austin Dickinson. Price one dollar a year in advance.

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