&c., and is, 7.

Illustrated by a large Plan of Jerusalem, identifying, as far as tradition, &c., go, the original sites, drawn on the spot by F.Catherwood, of London, architect.

Also, two steel engravings of portraits of seven foreign and eight American theological writers, and numerous wood engravings.
The whole forms a desirable and necessary fund of instruction for the use not only of clergymen and Sabbath-school teachers, but also for families.
When the great amount of matter it must contain is considered, it will be deemed exceedingly cheap.
"I have examined 'The Companion to the Bible,' and have been surprised to find so much information introduced into a volume of so moderate a size.

It contains a library of sacred knowledge and criticism.

It will be useful to ministers who own large libraries, and cannot fail to be an invaluable help to every reader of the Bible." HENRY MORRIS, Pastor of Congregational Church, Vermont.
The above work can be had in several styles of binding.