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THE SOCIAL PSALMIST; A NEW SELECTION OF HYMNS FOR CONFERENCE MEETINGS AND FAMILY WORSHIP, BY BARON STOW AND S. F. SMITH. This selection has been in preparation nearly five years, during which time it has been subjected to repeated examination and careful revision. The object in its preparation has been to furnish a selection of choice Hymns, for the Vestry and the Family Circle, of moderate size and at trifling expense, exactly suited to the various stages and conditions of the conference, and other devotional meetings usually held in the Conference Room, as well as in Family Worship. Hymns, for instance, on topics embracing prayer, praise, warning, invitation, entreaty, regeneration, repentance, faith, times of declension, times of revival, receiving and dismissing members; the Church in prosperity, and in adversity; Missionary, Sabbath School, and maternal meetings; meeting and parting, sickness and health, opening and closing year; brevity of time; death, judgment, heaven, &c. It has been the aim to supply hymns not only of elevated poetic and musical merit, but of true devotional spirit. A selection of some of the choicest hymns in the Psalmist, adapted to the design of this book, will here be found, together with several new hymns, as well as those long familiar in the conference meeting, and hallowed by early associations of home, and social prayer. Their familiarity, instead of being an objection to them, is their highest praise. That they have expressed the devout aspirations of those who have passed on to the worship of the heavenly temple, gives them a charm which compositions wholly new could not claim. In the minds of different Christians, we believe that most of the hymns in this book will summon up some sweet and holy recollections. The work contains 350 Hymns, besides Doxologies in various meters, not numbered in the list of hymns. 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