THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY

CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

The REPOSITORY is now one of the handsomest monthlies published, and one of the best religious and

literary magazines in the country. It has been received with great favor during the past year, and large addi-

tions have been made to the number of the subscribers. The publisher will spare no efforts to make the next

volume of the Magazine fully equal to the present one.

The July Number contains a fine engraving of

Rev. EBEN FISHER, D. D.,

OF CANTON THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL.

D.D.,

and MISS PHOEBE

PHOEBE CARY

MISS ALICE CARY

CARY and MISS

ARE ENGAGED TO CONTRIBUTE BOTH POETIC AND PROSE

MRS. N. T. MUNROE,

ARTICLES.

MRS. MARY A. LIVERMORE,

MRS. CAROLINE M. SAWYER,

And others of our ablest writers, will also continue to write for its pages.

The REPOSITORY is in every way suited to the Family Circle. It is the only work of the kind published

in our denomination; and we ask all our friends and patrons to aid us in extending its circulation.

It is now the season of the year when families are considering what Magazine they will take. We ask

those of our own denomination not to forget their own Magazine.

Where ten or more are sent, a copy will be sent free to the person getting up the club. The money must,

in all cases, accompany the list of names.

Payment may be sent by Post-Office Money Orders, Registered Letters, and Drafts upon New York or

Boston, at our risk. Any one of these modes is perfectly safe, and Post Masters of all Post Offices where

money orders are not sold, will register letters for a small fee. Money mailed in unregistered letters will be at

the risk of the sender.

All Magazines will be forwarded until an explicit order of a discontinuance is received; and whether

taken by the subscriber or not from the place where they are deposited, he will be accountable for the pay until

he orders a discontinuance and pays what is due.

BENTON SMITH, Agent,

Universalist Publishing House, 37 CORNHILL, BOSTON, MASS.

Address

TRAVELLING AGENT.

ly,"

MR. GEO. W. BROWN is agent to solicit subscriptions for the "Ladies' Repository,"

"The Universalist," and "The Myrtle; " to take orders for books, and to make collections and

e is commended to the favor and confidence of the people upon whom he may call.

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