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NEW, CHEAP, AND INTERESTING
TRACTS,
FOR SALE BY
E. BLISS & E. WHITE, No. 128 Broadway,
AND
SPALDING & HOWE, No. 148 Broadway,
JAMES TALBOT, an original tale—37 pages—price
6 cents.
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF DRUNKENNESS,—12
pages—3 cents.
ELEANOR MORELAND,—64 pages—8 cents.
THOMAS DORMER,—6 pages—3 cents.
THE LOTTERY TICKET,—An American tale—51 pages—8
cents.
THE HISTORY OF ISAAC JENKINS and his Wife and
Children, by Dr. Beddoes,—40 pages—6 cents.
*** These will be followed by a succession of Tracts,
original and selected, calculated to promote practical religion
in all classes of society.
Also for sale, as above, and by
WILEY & HALSTED, No. 5 Wall-street,
Three Important Questions Answered, relating to the Christian
Name, Character and Hopes—By Rev'd Henry
Ware.
A Sermon on the Unity of God—by the late Rev'd S. C.
Thacher.
Three Letters, addressed to the Rev'd Dr. M'Leod of New-York,
by Rev'd Henry Ware.
A Sermon delivered at the Dedication of the First Congregational
Church in New-York, by the Rev'd Professor
Everett.
A Sermon, delivered at the Ordination of the Rev'd William
Ware to the Pastoral charge of the First Congregational
Church,—By his Father Henry Ware, D. D.
Together with the Charge, &c.
An answer to the Inquiry What is Religion?—a tract.
Eddy's Reasons for his Hetrodox Opinions.
Dr. Channing's Sermon at the Ordination of the Rev'd J.
Sparks, at Baltimore, &c. &c.
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