THE LATE EDITOR OF THE SOWER AND GLEANER ncluded in his list of books a choice selection of works of truth, which will be sent post free to any one ordering to the amount of 4d. and upwards. The attention of Ministers, Sunday-school Teachers, and all lovers of truth, is called to these works,* as calculated to be made a blessing if widely distributed. Stamps, or a Post Office Order, payable at Shefford, should accompany each order. Address, MISS KENT, Day School, Clifton Road, Shefford, Beds. See LITTLE GLEANER for December.

CLIFTON SELECTION.-Large Type: a, cloth, sprinkled edges, 28.6d., or per dozen, £1 4s.; b, roan, 3s., or per dozen, £1 10s.; c, black leather, 3s. 6d., or per dozen, £1 14s.; d, French morocco, gilt, 3s. 9d., or per dozen, £1 178.; e, whole calf, gilt edges, 5s., or per dozen, £2 10s. The smaller print, 1s. 3d., or 128. per dozen, cloth; 18. 6d., or 15s. per dozen, roan; 1s. 9d., or 17s. per dozen, purple leather; 28., or £1 per dozen, French morocco, gilt; 2s. 6d., or £1 48. per dozen, morocco gilt. Carriage free, from MISS A. KENT, Shefford, Beds. We trust every one of our readers will order a copy. The work cost the late Editor much labour, and is published at a very low price, that its spread and usefulness may thus be increased. It is intended for private as well as public use.

CLIFTON HYMNAL FOR THE YOUNG.-Price 6d., 8d., 10d., and 18.; 45s., 55s., 70s., and 85s. per 100, free to London, or to any station of the Midland or Great Northern Railways. A carefully selected Book of Hymns, with many originals, by the late Editor of the GLEANER and SoWEB.

CLIFTON TUNE BOOK, Second Edition, with additions, containing a selection of favourite tunes, with a number written expressly for this work. Suited to Clifton Hymn Book, Clifton Hymnal, and all Hymn Books. Price 1s. in cloth, 1s. 6d. in leather. Post free, from MISS KENT, Shefford, Beds.

Second Edition, cloth boards, price 2s. 6d. Handsome morocco, 68.

MEMOIR OF THE LATE SEPTIMUS SEARS.

This work contains an account of his Early Life, Call by Grace, Afflictions, Spiritual Exercises, Ministerial Labours, &c., &c., with a BEAUTIFUL PORTRAIT ENGRAVED ON STEEL.

This Memoir is an interesting and valuable work.

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WORKS BY THE LATE J. C. PHILPOT, M.A.

Letters by the late Joseph Charles Philpot, M.A., formerly Fellow of Worcester College, Oxford, and for twenty years Editor of the Gospel Standard. With a Brief Memoir of his Life and Labours, and a Portrait on Steel. Price reduced to 3s. cloth; 5s. half calf; 88. full calf.

Memoir of the late William Tiptaft. Second Edition. Price 1s. stitched; 18. 4d. cloth flush; 1s. 6d. cloth boards; 2s. 6d. half calf.

Meditations on Matters of Christian Faith and Experience. First and Second Series. Price 3s. cloth; 4s. 6d. half calf, each Series.

The True, Proper, and Eternal Sonship of the Lord Jesus Christ. Price 6d. sewed; 1s. cloth.

The Advance of Popery. With a Preface by Mr. Hazelrigg. Sixth Thousand. 1s. stitched; 1s. 6d. cloth.

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Dr. Doudney writes in the Gospel Magazine, "This work contains the substance of Sunday-school addresses, and full of sound advice they are, given in a pleasant and attractive form. Such books, at the present juncture, are of great importance, inasmuch as there is so much that is spurious and destructive presented to the youthful mind in the most captivating manner. We wish this book the success it deserves."

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THE DYING PILLOW.-The Last Hours of Infidels and Christians Contrasted. The Last Words of Thirty-one Infidels and Forty-five Believers. Twenty-four pages. One Penny.

WONDERS OF GRACE.-Remarkable Examples of the Operations of Sovereign Grace in Seeking and Saving that which was Lost. Twenty-four pages. One Penny.

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GOSPEL GEMS.-A Collection of Notes from the Margin of the Bible of JOHN BERRIDGE, of Everton. Neatly bound in cloth, 124 pp., 18.

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PRINTING FUND.-The Editor again tenders his sincere and hearty thanks to those warm-hearted helpers who sympathize with his endeavour to scatter broadcast suitable reading for young and old, and he hopes that, while atheists and Romanists are energetically working against the best interests of the rising race, and of men in general, all lovers of truth will strive to help to circulate that teaching which accords with the Word of God. The following are gratefully acknowledged :Mr. F. Paffard, 10s.; Miss Coode, 10s.; A Colchester Friend, 10s.; Anonymous (Salop), 4s.

AGED PILGRIMS' FRIEND SOCIETY.-The Editor returns his sincere thanks to the many friends who sent him votes for the Camberwell Asylum Election, and he is pleased to say that both the cases he was interested in were successful. He hopes that all who can will reserve their votes for him next June, in behalf of a needy candidate for the Ten Guinea Pension.—Miss Coode, 21s.

THE Editor hopes that his numerous friends will excuse any seeming neglect on his part of private correspondence, inasmuch as he has been suffering for many weeks with a distressing cold and great prostration of strength, which have rendered him almost unable to hold on in his work. "Brethren, pray for us."

We hope that all praying souls will unite in entreating the Lord to arise, and in mercy prevent our senators from adopting means to facilitate the admission of avowed atheists into our national councils. If those who contemn God are thus pandered to, we may expect His frown.

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