A Casket of Four Jewels, for Young Christians

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1842, by

GOULD, KENDALL & LINCOLN,

In the Clerk's office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts:

GEORGE COOLIDGE, PRINTER,
57 Washington Street.

SPIRITUAL CHRISTIANS have examined these Jewels separately, and, expressing high admiration of their individual preciousness, have desired to possess them in a form less perishable and more worthy of their excellence. They are therefore placed together in this Casket, not only for their safe preservation, but also for their better exposition. Four such Brilliants are not often combined. Young believers, especially, will here find an 66 Ornament," " if not of "great price," yet of uncommon worth, and will doubtless be happy both to wear it themselves, and to procure it for their many friends, as a most unexceptionable SOUVENIR.

CONTENTS.

APOLLOS;

Or, Directions to Persons just commencing a

Religious Life.

II.

GROWTH IN GRACE;

Or, the Young Professor directed how to attain

to Eminent Piety. By the Rev. JONATHAN

EDWARDS and J. A. JAMES.

III.

THE GOLDEN CENSER;

Or, a Visit to the House of Prayer. By JOHN