THE January number of the "PRESBYTERIAN MAGAZINE" is sent to some of the Ministers of the Presbyterian Church, as a specimen. It need not be returned. AN APPEAL FOR CO-OPERATION. Brethren in the Ministry and Eldership! Is it wrong, or unbecoming, to ask your co-operation in the circulation of a work, whose aim is usefulness in the Church? If not, your aid in extending the circulation of the Presbyterian Magazine, is solicited in such form as may be convenient. It has been truly remarked that Periodicals whose terms are pre-payment and low prices, cannot be well sustained without ministerial or other official help from the Church. If inconvenient to do anything personally, in the matter, will you be kind enough to suggest it to some one, male or female, in the congregation. One new subscriber, obtained through the agency of each person who reads this request, would largely promote the design of the establishment of the Magazine. C. VAN RENSSELAER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR OF THE PRESBYTERIAN MAGAZINE. THE PRESBYTERIAN MAGAZINE. PROSPECTUS FOR 1859. THE PRESBYTERIAN MAGAZINE, edited by the Rev. C. Van Rensselaer, D.D., is a Monthly, whose aim is to promote the cause of Truth and Righteousness. It will discuss subjects of general interest, as well as those related to the Doctrine, Polity, Life, and Work of the Presbyterian Church. Each number has six Departments, which thus insure sufficient variety; viz.: Miscellaneous Communications, Household Thoughts, Historical and Biographical, Review and Criticism, Religious World, and Fragments of the day. The Presbyterian Magazine is a Monthly, of 48 pages. Price, One Dollar a year, always in advance; or Six Copies for Five Dollars. Address the Editor, REV. C. VAN RENSSELAER, D.D., or the Publisher, JOSEPH M. WILSON, NO. 111 SOUTH TENTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. (The following Form may be used in obtaining subscriptions.) THE PRESBYTERIAN MAGAZINE. We, the subscribers, agree to pay One Dollar for the PRESBYTERIAN MAGAZINE for the year 1859. NAMES. POST-OFFICE. COPIES. |