Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-07-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOULD &c LINCOLN,
NO. s. WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON,
Have Just Published New Editions

NO: IS WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON,
Have Just Published New Editions
Of the toLtotcing Important Works THev haze been
published only fen veeks but the demand for them
israpid and steady and constantly Increasing:
/ HAMILT0NS LECTURES.
Lectures on Metaphysics. BY SIR WuL1Ar
HAMILTON, Bart Prof, of Logic and Metaphysics in
the University ofEdinburgh Edited by Prof Man.
SELL B. D., Oxford. and John Veitch, NJ. A., Edin-
burgb. Second Edition. Royal Octave. Cloth
| $3.0U.
| One of the most profound metaphyscians in this
country pays the following just tribute to Sir William
Hamilton:
ain depth and acuteness he is rival to Aristotle,
in immensely of Learning match for Leibnitz, and
| in comprehensiveness OF thought equal to Bacon
The whole circle of the ancient classlcs-poets phi
losophers and orators-the entire compass of Chris
tan literature-Eastein and Western from Justin to
Luther, including the angry controversies and the
| endless disputes of the fathers and schoomen-the
great works OF the Reformation, and the prolific pro-
auctions OF England, Scotland, Germany and France,
from the period of the Reormers until now all
to be as familiar to his mind the alphabet to other
| men; and what is more remarkable, this ponderous
mass OF learning is no ncumbrance He has not only
swallowed down, but d'gested libraries and while he
carries it is hardly exrayagant say all the thoughts
of all other men in his head he has an Immense null
! titude besides-preci0us any he has collected
which none ever had before him, and for which the
world will always hold him in grateful remembrance.
He is an ornament to Scotland, and an ornament to
LIMITS OF RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.
By Rev. n. LoYGUEvELLE MANsEL, D. d., Reader in
Moral and Metaph ysical Philosophy at Magdalen
College, Oxford. Second Edition. ~ mo. Cloth.
Sl.00
The reputation of the author is great, and his sue.
cess extraordinary. - Century.
at meets in mastery manner the wants of high
class Of thinking minds who are often inclined to
be skeptical. "-Aorning Star.
sThe work is Of unquestioned ability, and will
command attention with the better class of thinkers
-Presbyteridn.
ut should be in the hands ofevery young man who
feels himself in any wise tempted perpexed by the
false lights of the day. 1t demonstrates how most of
the inhdel reasoning Of the day transgresses the limits
to which the mind is, by its own nature confined
N. 7. Courier G Enquirer.
Profound and thorough. yet very readable;
treasury ofthought and arsenal Of defence. "Asegan
POPULAR GEOLOGY.
With descriptive Sketches from Biologists Portfo-
lilo. BY HUGH MILLER. With Resume of the
Progress OF Geological Science during the last two
years. By Mrs MIDIER. Third Edition. limo
ain the matchless style of Hugh Miller, with his
wealth of anecdote literary alusion and personal in
cident," vGhris Reg.
.'The last and best gift of his sanct6ed genius."-
Chris. INTEL
Fascinating, fresh, earnest with the sublime
truthfulness Of the Christian Geologst, Hugh Miller"
Hartford Courant.
''The most striking and original of Hugh MiIler's
been published in connection with the science The
very poetry Of Geology ,Scotish Weekly Journal
THE LIFE OF JOHN MILTON.
Narrated in connection with the Political Eeclesias
teal, and Literary History of his Time By DAVID
MASON, NJ A, Professor of English Literature i'm
the University College, London Vol. ]. From
1905 to 1889. Second Edition. SYo Cloth. 1915.
"a rare undertaking, admirable in the execution
as noble in the design. fire. WI Baptist Quar-
terlg.
mo previous biography of the great poet is COM
parable in hearty appreciation depth ofresearch and
general literary merit to the work of Prof. Mason"
Boston Courier.
JUST PUBLISHED.
Commentary on Ephesians. BY Rev. R. E.
PArrIsoS, D. D., late President of Wateryille Col
lege. l2mo Cloth Is cts.
The Great Concern, or Mans Relation to God
and Future State. By Rev. NEHEMIAH ADAMS, d.
d. 12mo. Cloth. So cts.
Kind Words For Children, to Guide them in the
Paths Of Peace. BY Rev. HARVEY NEwcoxB. l6
no. Cloth. so cts
IN PRESS.
British Novelists and their Styles By DAVID
MASON, N. A., Author of the "Life ofMilton."
The Leaders Of the Reformation, LUTHER, CAL
WIN, LATIMEa, and KNOX. By j. TULLocH, ID. D.,
Author of Theism."
Religion and Botany. By Prof j. a. BALFoUR.
Nehemiah. Model for Business Men. BY Rev.
HUGH STowELL.
Essays in Philosophy. By Prof. A. FRASER.
The Popular Preachers of the Ancient
Church By Rev. VIZ. WILSON.
Paul, the Preacher. BY JOIN EADIE, d. D.
JuIv