BOOKS PUBLISHED BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

1st, An Inquiry into the Scriptural Import of the Words Sheol, Hades, Tartarus and Gehenna, all translated Hell in the common English Version. Price bound in cloth $1

2d, A Reply to Mr. J. Sabine's Lectures on the 'Inquiry.' Price, 50 cents.

3d, An Inquiry into the Scriptural Doctrine concerning the Devil and Satan, and into the Extent of Duration expressed by the Terms Oulm, Aion, and Aionios, rendered Everlasting, Forever, ect. in the common Version, and especially when applied to Punishment. Price, boards, $1. Bound in sheep, $1 25.

4th, Three Essays, on the intermediate State of the Dead, the Resurrection from the Dead, and on the Greek Terms rendered Judge, Judgment, Condemned, Condemnation, Damned, Damnation, ect. in the New Testament: with Remarks on Mr. C. Hudson's Letters in Vindication of a future Retribution, addressed to Mr. Hosea Ballou, Boston. Price, boards, $1. Bound in sheep, $1 25.

5th, A Letter to Dr. Allen, President of Bowdoin College, in Reply to his Lecture on the Doctrine of Universal Salvation, delivered in the Chapel of Bowdoin College, and published by Request of the Students. Price 25 cents.

6th, Letters on the Immortality of the Soul, the intermediate State of the Dead, and a future Retribution, in Reply to Mr. C. Hudson, Westminister, Mass. Price, boards, $1. Bound in sheep, $1 25.

The above books are for sale, by B. B. Mussey; at the Trumpet Office; by Baker & Alexander; by Marsh, Capen & Lyon; by Munroe & Francis; by R. P. & C. Williams; and by Josiah Loring, Boston. Also by Wait & Dow, and the Author Charlestown; and by booksellers, and others, in most states in the Union. 20 per cent discount to those who purchase by the quantity.

N. B. In the course of the present year, we intend publishing our Letters to Professor Stuart, printed in the Universalist Magazine in 1820, They show, how the author was led to become a Universalist; the pains he was at to avoid being one; what gave rise to all the above publications; and that Mr. Stuart, might then have prevented him from ever being a Universalist.