CARLTON & PORTER’S
BOOK-LIST.
GENERAL CATALOGUE.
Abbott, Rev. Benjamin, Life of.
ByJohn Firth. 18mo., pp. 284. Muslin, 40 cents.
This work contains the experience and ministerial labors of one of the early pioneer Methodist preachers.
Admonitory Counsels to a Methodist.
By Rev.John Bakewell. 18mo., pp. 228. Muslin, 30 cents.
This is a highly practical work, illustrating the peculiar doctrines and economy of Methodism.
Advice to a Young Convert.
By Rev.L. M. Lee. 12mo., pp. 400. Muslin, 65 cents.
The work embraces a series of letters on Christian duties and graces.
Advices to Class-Members.
Advices to one who meets in Class. By Rev.Robert Newstead. 72mo., pp. 72. Price, in muslin, gilt edges, 15 cents; in tucks, 20 cents.
Afflicted, Companion for the.
By Rev.Thomas H. Walker. 12mo., pp. 352, 65 cents.
A companion for the afflicted, designed for the benefit of all who are distressed, whether in body, mind, or estate.
Alleine’s Alarm and Baxter’s Call.
18mo., pp. 270. Muslin, 35 cents.
The stirring appeals contained in these books have made them more effectual in the conversion of sinners than perhaps any others that have been written.
Analogy of Religion, Natural and Revealed.
By BishopButler, with an Analysis of the work by Rev.B. F. Tefft, D.D. 12mo., pp. 341, 70 cents.
This book shows the analogy of religion to the constitution and course of nature.
Analysis of Watson’s Institutes.
By Rev.John M’Clintock, D.D. Designed for the use of students and examining committees. 18mo. pp. 228, 45 cents.
Anecdotes for the Fireside.
An interesting manual for families. By Rev.Daniel Smith. With an Introduction by Rev.E. O. Haven, D.D. 18mo., pp. 448, Muslin, 50 cents.
Anecdotes for the Young.
By Rev.Daniel Smith. 18mo., pp. 436, 50 cents.
In this book principles are illustrated by facts, anecdotes, sketches of personal character, and history.
Anecdotes for the Ministry.
By Rev.Daniel Smith. With an Introduction by Rev.D. W. Clark, D.D. 18mo., pp. 448, 50 cents.
A book for ministers of all denominations, the illustrations with which it abounds being derived from all sources.
Anecdotes for the Ladies.
By Rev.Daniel Smith. With an Introduction by Rev.R. S. Foster, D.D. 18mo., pp. 448, 50 cents.
A book full of interesting sketches, relating to all the relations of woman, as wife, mother, and daughter, and should be in the hands of all.
Angels, Nature and Ministry of.
By Rev.James Rawson. 18mo., pp. 118, 25 cents.
This work is designed to present, in a connected form, the interesting facts which have been revealed in reference to the nature and ministry of Holy Angels. All that is certainly known respecting the nature, names, number, age, physical, intellectual, and moral qualities of angels; their beauty, power, wisdom, purity, benevolence, and supreme devotion to the will of God, may be seen in this little volume.
Animal Life, Curiosities of.
Curiosities of Animal Life, as developed by the recent Discoveries of the Microscope. With Illustrations and Index. 12mo., pp. 184, 50 cents.
Annals of Christian Martyrdom.
By the Author of the “Lives of the Popes.” 12mo., pp. 406, 80 cents.
This work embraces two parts, the first relating to the martyrs of Pagan Rome, and the second to the martyrs of the Middle Ages. A valuable and interesting work.
Annals of the Christian Church.
By Mrs.Parker. 18mo., pp. 347, 35 cents.
This little book is well calculated to fortify the youthful mind against the insidious wiles and lofty pretensions of Jesuitism.
Annals of the Poor.
Contains the Dairyman’s Daughter, the Young Cottager, the Negro Servant, Cottage Conversations, Visit to the Infirmary, and the African Widow. By Rev.Legh Richmond. 18mo., pp. 350, 40 cents.
Apology for the Bible.
By BishopWatson. 18mo., pp. 220, 30 cents.
This book is composed of a series of letters addressed to Thomas Paine, author of the “Age of Reason,” and contains “Leslie’s Short Method with the Deists.” They are both admirable books, and a powerful antidote to infidelity.
An Essay on Apostolical Succession.
Being a Defense of a genuine Protestant Ministry against the Exclusive and Intolerant Schemes of Papists and High Churchmen, and supplying a Genuine Antidote to Popery; also a Critique on the Apology for Apostolical Succession, by the Hon. and Rev.A. P. Perceval, Chaplain in ordinary to the Queen; and a Review of Dr.W. F. Hook’sSermon on “Hear the Church,” preached before the Queen in 1838. ByThomas Powell. 12mo., pp. 354, 65 cents.
Appeal to Matter of Fact.
An Appeal to Matter of Fact and Common Sense; or, a Rational Demonstration of Man’s Corrupt and Lost Estate; to which is added an Address to such as inquire, What must we do to be saved? By Rev.J. Fletcher. 18mo., pp. 288, 40 cents.
Arthur in America.
Addresses delivered in New-York by Rev.Wm. Arthur, of London. With an Introductory Address by Rev. Dr.Adams, of the Presbyterian Church, and a short Biographical Sketch, and Portrait of Mr. Arthur. By Rev.W. P. Strickland, D.D. 12mo., 55 cents.
Asbury and his Coadjutors.
By ProfessorLarrabee. 12mo., pp. 684, 2 vols., $1 20.
An interesting work, containing sketches of Asbury, Coke, Lee, M’Kendree, Garrettson, Whatcoat, Roberts, Emory, and others.
Asbury’s Journals.
3 vols., 12mo., pp. 1519, $3.
To those who wish to become acquainted with the daily experience and toils of this remarkable pioneer of Methodism these books are invaluable.
Athens.
Its Grandeur and Decay. Illustrated. 12mo., pp. 166, 50 cents.
This book treats of the rise of Athens, its Architecture, Sculpture, Painting, Domestic and Social State, and Mental and Moral Character of its Inhabitants.
Almanac, Methodist. (1858.)
12mo., pp. 72. Price, 6 cents.
Baccalaureate Discourses.
Comprising Discourses on the Relations of Christian Principle to Mental Culture, and the Resources and Duties of Christian Young Men. By Rev.S. Olin, D.D. 18mo., pp. 170. Price, 35 cents.
Baker on the Discipline. Revised edition.
A Guide-Book in the Administration of the Discipline of the Methodist Episcopal Church. ByBishop Baker. 12mo., pp. 253. Price, 60 cents.
A valuable book for all our preachers, in relation to the usage of the Church in matters of administration.
Baptism, Christian.
Christian Baptism, in two Parts. Part I. Its Subjects. Part II. Its Mode, Obligation, Import, and Relative Order. By Rev.F. G. Hibbard, D.D. 12mo., pp. 548. Price, $1.
Baptism, Christian.
Christian Baptism; its Mode, Obligation, Import, and Relative Order. By Rev.F. G. Hibbard. 12mo., pp. 218. Price, 50 cents.
Baptism, Infant.
A Treatise on Infant Baptism. By Rev.F. G. Hibbard, D.D. 12mo., pp. 328. Price, 60 cents.
Baptism, Obligation, Subjects, and Mode.
An Appeal to the Candid of all Denominations, in which the Obligations, Subjects, and Mode of Baptism are Discussed, in answer to the Rev. W. F. Broaddus, of Virginia, and others, with a further Appeal in answer to Mr. Broaddus’s Letters. By Rev.H. Slicer. Revised edition. 18mo., pp. 262. Price, 30 cents.
Believers Encouraged.
Believers Encouraged to Retain their First Love. Two Letters on Entire Sanctification. 72mo., pp. 43. Price, gilt edges, 15 cents.
Bibles and Testaments.
Royal Quarto Bibles.
A new and splendid edition, illustrated with twenty-five beautiful engravings, and containing the Apocrypha, a Concordance, Bible Dictionary, &c. A beautiful gift-book. Being larger, and having wider margins than the Quarto, it is designed also for a Pulpit Edition.
Morocco, gilt edges$15 00Superior extra morocco, $18; beveled edges23 00
Imperial Quarto Bibles. (Just Published.)
This edition is printed from a much larger type than any heretofore published, being bold-faced English, with a center column of marginal references. The paper is superfine. It contains the text, index of subjects, family record, and twenty-five superior steel engravings. The various styles of binding are executed in the very best manner, and altogether it is the most splendid edition ever published in this country.
These Bibles are purchased for wedding-gifts, as well as for holiday occasions, and they are most certainlyappropriateandelegantpresents.
Presentation plates are prepared and put on in gilt, according to the direction of purchasers.
Super extra morocco, paneled sides and beveled edges$35 00Velvet, gold mountings, extra50 00
Quarto Family Bibles.
1.Concordance, Apocrypha, Index.Sheep, $3; Roan, $3 50; Roan, gilt4 002.Concordance, Apocrypha, Index, and 12 Engravings.Sheep, $4; Roan, $4 50; Roan, gilt edges5 00Neat calf, $5 50; gilt back6 50Imitation morocco7 00
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3.Concordance, Apocrypha, Index, and 16 Engravings.Calf extra, $8 50; gilt edges10 00Morocco extra, gilt edges, $12 00; beveled sides15 00
Royal Octavo Bibles, Fine Paper.
Plain sheep1 25Roan, embossed1 50Roan, gilt edges2 00Plain calf, 12 engravings2 00Calf extra,do.2 75Do.do.gilt edges3 25
24mo. Pearl Testaments. Net.
1. Muslin0 082. ——, gilt edges0 113. Roan embossed, gilt edges0 154. ——, tucks, gilt edges0 25
Pocket Bibles.
A large assortment of various sizes and styles of binding.
Bible Index and Dictionary.
A Complete Index and Concise Dictionary of the Holy Bible: in which the various Persons, Places, and Subjects mentioned in it are accurately referred to, and difficult Words briefly explained: designed to facilitate the Study of the Sacred Scriptures. To which is added, a Chronology of the Holy Bible, or an Account of the most Remarkable Passages in the Books of the Old and New Testaments, pointing to the time wherein they happened, and to the Places of Scripture wherein they are recorded. By Rev.John Barr. 12mo., pp. 210. Price, 45 cents.
This work is intended not only to assist unlearned readers in understanding the language of the Bible, but chiefly in readily turning to the places where every topic of information comprised in it occurs. It is especially valuable to Sunday-school teachers.
Biblical Literature.
Illustrations of Biblical Literature: exhibiting the History and Fate of the Sacred Writings from the earliest Period to the present Century; including Biographical Notices of Translators and other Eminent Biblical Scholars. By Rev.James Townley, D.D. 8vo., 2 vols., pp. 1306. Price, $3 00. Half calf, $3 50.
Some idea may be formed of the vast diversity of matter which these two volumes contain, when one fact only is remembered—the Index fills nearlytwenty-four pagesof double columns in a small type. The work contains several engravings of antique languages, elucidating the historical notices with which they are connected.
The whole work is divided into three parts, of which we present merely the general summary:
Part I.From the giving of the law to the birth of Christ, in two chapters.
Part II.From the birth of Christ to the invention of the art of printing, in thirteen chapters, exhibiting the historical details in progression by the successive centuries.
Part III.From the invention of printing until the present time, in twelve chapters.
Dr. Townley’s Illustrations are essential to every good library, and to all persons who are desirous to attain an adequate and a correct acquaintance with the literature and the learned men of times gone by.—Christian Intelligencer.
Biblical Literature.
By Rev.W. P. Strickland, D.D. 12mo., pp. 404. Price, 80 cents.
The work is divided into nine parts, treating severally of Biblical Philology, Biblical Criticism, Biblical Exegesis, Biblical Analysis, Biblical Archæology, Biblical Ethnography, Biblical History, Biblical Chronology, and Biblical Geography. This enumeration will suffice to show the extent of the range of topics embraced in this volume. Of course they are treated summarily; but the very design of the author was to prepare a compendious manual, and he has succeeded excellently.—Methodist Quarterly Review.
Bingham, (Miss M. H.,) Memoir of.
A Memoir of Mary Helen Bingham, who died in the Seventeenth Year of her Age. 18mo., pp. 229. Price, 30 cents.
“Prayer all her business: all her pleasure praise.”
This young lady was deeply pious, and her experience cannot fail to be instructive to those who peruse it.
Biographical Sketches of Methodist Ministers.
By Rev.John M’Clintock, D.D. 8vo., pp. 370. Price, imitation morocco, $3 00; morocco, $3 50; morocco, beveled sides, $5 00.
This splendid book contains sketches of Wesley, M’Kendree, Emory, Roberts, Hedding, Fletcher, Garrettson, Fisk, Pickering, Levings, Olin, and Bunting, and a Sketch of the Old New-England Conference, and is most superbly illustrated.
Bible and Slavery.
The Bible and Slavery: in which the Abrahamic and Mosaic Discipline is considered in Connection with the most Ancient Forms of Slavery; and the Pauline Code on Slavery, as related to Roman Slavery and the Discipline of the Apostolic Churches. By Rev.Charles Elliott, D.D. 12mo., pp. 354. Price, 75 cents.
Boys and Girls’ Illustrated Bird Book.
ByJulia Colman. Square 8vo., pp. 140. Price, 70 cents; gilt edges, 85 cents.
This little volume contains the natural history, haunts, and habits of various birds, such as the Eagle, Parrot, Pelican, etc. It is in the narrative and conversational style, well spiced with incident. The illustrations are superb, and the colored engravings of a style entirely new in this country.
Boys and Girls’ Illustrated Olio.
Square 8vo., pp. 180. One Hundred Illustrations. Price, 70 cents.
An interesting work for children.
Brand of Dominic.
History of the Inquisition. By Rev.W. H. Rule. 12mo., pp. 392. Price, 75 cents.
Bridal Greetings, with Marriage Certificate.
By Rev.D. Wise. 24mo., pp. 160. Price, 30 cents; silk, 45 cents.
British Poets, Selections from the.
Illustrated. 12mo., pp. 365. Price, $1 00; gilt, $1 25; silk, $1 50; morocco, $2 00.
A beautiful gift-book.
Calvinistic Controversy.
Embracing a Sermon on Predestination and Election. By Rev.Wilbur Fisk, D.D. 12mo., pp. 273. Price 50 cents.
Contents: Sermon on Predestination and Election—Reply to the Christian Spectator—Indefiniteness of Calvinism—Brief Sketch of the Past Changes and Present State of Calvinism in this Country—Predestination—Moral Agency and Accountability—Moral Agency, as affected by the Fall and the Subsequent Provisions of Grace—Objections to Gracious Ability answered—Regeneration.
Cæsar, Life of Julius.
18mo., pp. 180. Price, 30 cents.
Camp-Meetings.
Considered with reference to their History, Philosophy, Importance, etc. By Rev.J. Porter, D.D. 24mo., pp. 86. Price, 12 cents.
Cartwright, Peter, Autobiography of.
Edited byW. P. Strickland. 12mo., pp. 525. Price, $1 00.
This is one of the most interesting autobiographies of the age. It is having a most rapid and extensive sale.
Central Idea of Christianity.
ByJesse T. Peck, D.D. 12mo., pp. 389. Price, $1 00.
It is a book to be read, learned, and inwardly digested, and will much promote vigorous and healthful piety in the Church.—Rev. Dr. Durbin.
Chart of Life.
By Rev.James Porter, D.D. 12mo., pp. 259. Price, 60 cents.
The design of this book is to indicate the dangers and securities connected with the voyage of life, all which are accurately and admirably described.
Children, Ministering:
A Story showing how even a Child may be as a Ministering Angel of Love to the Poor and Sorrowful. Large 16mo., pp. 542. Price, 90 cents. Illustrated edition, gilt edges, $1 25; morocco, gilt, $2 00.
Christ and Christianity:
A Vindication of the Divine Authority of the Christian Religion, grounded on the Historical Verity of the Life of Christ. ByWilliam L. Alexander, D.D. 12mo., pp. 314. Price, 70 cents.
Christian Church, History of the.
A Concise History of the Christian Church from its First Establishment to the Present Time; containing a General View of Missions, and exhibiting the State of Religion in Different Parts of the World. By Rev.Martin Ruter, D.D. New edition. 8vo., pp. 446. Price, $1 50.
Christian Effort;
Or, Facts and Incidents designed to Enforce and Illustrate the Duty of Individual Labor for the Salvation of Souls. BySarah Baker. 18mo., pp. 271. Price, 40 cents.
Christian Exertion Explained and Enforced.
Christian Exertion; or, the Duty of Private Members of the Church of Christ to Labor for the Souls of Men, explained and enforced. 18mo., pp. 160. Price, 30 cents.
The doctrines and appeals of this little manual will come home to the heart and conscience of every true lover of Jesus Christ, and the souls for which he shed his precious blood. Let every member of the Church carefully read it.—Methodist Quarterly Review.
Christian Love;
Or, Charity an Essential Element of True Christian Character. By Rev.Daniel Wise. 24mo., pp. 128. Price, 25 cents.
Christian’s Pattern;
Or, a Treatise on the Imitation of Christ. By Rev.ThomasàKempis. Translated byJohn Wesley. 24mo., pp. 196. Price, 20 cents.
We cannot too strongly recommend this work to the frequent perusal of all who are desirous of cherishing by every means the flame of piety which God may have kindled in their hearts.
Christian Perfection.
By Rev.J. Fletcher. 24mo., pp. 141. Price, 20 cents.
This work has contributed to the spiritual profit of thousands. The author first defines Christian Perfection, then addresses imperfect believers who cordially embrace the doctrine, and concludes with an address to perfect Christians.
Christian Perfection, Plain Account of.
By Rev.John Wesley. 24mo., pp. 174. Price, 25 cents.
This work needs no higher recommendation than the sale of more than twenty thousand copies from this establishment within the last twelve years.
Christian Perfection, Scripture Doctrine of.
The Scripture Doctrine of Christian Perfection Stated and Defended, with a Critical and Historical Examination of the Controversy, both Ancient and Modern; also, Practical Illustrations and Advices: in a Series of Lectures. A new and improved edition. By Rev.G. Peck, D.D. 12mo., pp. 475. Price, 75 cents.
Christian Philosopher.
The Connection of Science and Philosophy with Religion. ByThomas Dick, LL.D. Abridged. 18mo., pp. 265. Price, 35 cents.
Christian Student.
A Memoir of Isaac Jennison, Jr., late a Student of the Wesleyan University, containing his Biography, Diary, and Letters. By Rev.Edward Otheman. 18mo., pp. 271. Price, 30 cents.
A good book. The subject of this memoir was an ardently pious and highly promising young man, whose pious breathings and struggles are worthy of imitation.
Christian Theology.
By Rev.A. Clarke, D.D., LL.D. Selected from his published and unpublished Writings, and Systematically arranged; with a Life of the Author, bySamuel Dunn. 12mo., pp. 438. Price, sheep, 75 cents.
Subjects: The Scriptures—God—The Attributes of God—The Trinity—Man—Christ—Repentance—Faith—Justification—Regeneration—The Holy Spirit—Entire Sanctification—The Moral Law—Public Worship—Prayer—Praise—The Christian Church—Baptism—The Lord’s Supper—Husband and Wife—Parents and Children—Masters and Servants—Rulers and Subjects—Rich and Poor—Ministers and People—Good and Bad Angels—Temptations—Afflictions—Providence—Apostasy—Death—Judgment—Heaven—Hell—General Principles—Miscellaneous Subjects.
Christian’s Manual.
A Treatise on Christian Perfection, with Directions for obtaining that State. Compiled principally from the Writings of Rev. John Wesley. By Rev.Timothy Merritt. 24mo., pp. 152. Price, 20 cents.
This little book has been too extensively circulated to need any recommendation. The subjects treated of are the necessity and nature of justification; Christian perfection; directions for those seeking it; the most common difficulties in their way considered and removed; evidences and marks of Christian perfection; advice to those who profess it, with reflections chiefly designed for their use.
Christianity viewed in some of its Leading Aspects.
By Rev.A. L. R. Foote. 16mo., pp. 182. Price, 40 cents.
This is an English publication of great intrinsic worth, taking views of Christian truth which are eminently practical.
Christianity Tested by Eminent Men:
Being brief Sketches of Christian Biography. ByMerritt Caldwell, A.M. With an Introduction by Rev.S. M. Vail, A.M. 16mo., pp. 218. Price, 40 cents.
Church Polity, Essay on.
Comprising an Outline of the Controversy on Ecclesiastical Government, and a Vindication of the Ecclesiastical System of the Methodist Episcopal Church. By Rev.A. Stevens, LL.D. 12mo., pp. 206. Price, muslin, 60 cents.
The first part of this work is an outline of the controversy on Church government in general, presenting the views of our Church on the subject, and the authorities which support them. The second contains a discussion of the origin of our own system, both of economy and of Episcopacy. The third is an examination of the structure of our system, explaining and defending its chief features, such as its itinerancy, its episcopacy, and its popular checks.
Church, Responsibilities of the M. E.
Present State, Prospects, and Responsibilities of the Methodist Episcopal Church; with an Appendix of Ecclesiastical Statistics. By Rev.N. Bangs, D.D. 18mo., pp. 326. Price, 45 cents.
Probably no man in the United States is so competent to discuss the special subject embraced in this volume as the venerable, and pious, and eminently laborious minister whose name appears upon the title-page; and no man can more justly claim that his warnings shall be reverently heeded, and his counsels affectionately received.
City of Sin.
The City of Sin, and its Capture by Immanuel’s Army. An Allegory. By Rev.E. F. Remington, A.M., of the Protestant Episcopal Church. With an Introduction by Rev.George B. Cheever, D.D. 12mo., pp. 336. Price, $1 00.
Here is an original work. The author has had the courage to follow in the track of Bunyan, and he has done so with a steady, vigorous foot. Dr. Cheever has introduced his volume by a brilliant preface; a sufficient endorsement. There is no possibility of giving an outline of such a work; suffice it to say that the dramatis personæ are numerous and well sustained; that the martial idea of the allegory is maintained with much spirit and brave movement, and that the general style of the performance is quite up to its main idea.
Clarke (G. W.) on the Divinity of Christ.
Christ Crucified; or, a Plain Scriptural Vindication of the Divinity and Redeeming Acts of Christ. With a Statement and Refutation of the Forms of Unitarianism now most prevalent. ByGeorge W. Clarke. 18mo., pp. 324. Price, muslin, 45 cents.