# Lehre und Wehre_St. Louis Missouri_August 1860_S250
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250 Literature.

The little tract is obtainable in St. Louis from Mr. G. A. Saxer, the single copy for 10 cents, the dozen for 1 dollar, the hundred for 7 dollars, postage not included.

Further, we for our part also call attention to a work already announced at greater length in the "Lutheraner," No. 23 of this year, from which notice we take the following:

Exposition of the Catechism

from

Dr. Luther's Writings and the Symbolical Books,
compiled by
Ernst Gerh. Wilh. Keyl,
Pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul's Congregation in Baltimore.
Third Volume,
containing the third and fourth chief parts.

This third volume of the larger work, of which the first and second volumes already appeared years ago, is now in the press and will, unless unforeseen obstacles arise, be ready for delivery in six to seven weeks. Mr. J. H. Bergmann of New York, foregoing all bookselling profit, out of pure interest in a good cause, has put effort and expense into the publication of this third volume. To spur on the zeal of Lutherans, he intends to reduce the price according to the number of subscribers. The copy will accordingly cost

at 500 subscribers 75 cents,
at 750 60 cents,
at 1000 50 cents,
at 1250 45 cents,
at 1500 40 cents,
at 1750 38 cents,
at 2000 36 cents.

The price can be set even lower should the number of subscribers exceed 2000. Payment will not be required before the books are ready. The number of subscribers will be made known in the Lutheraner, so that everyone may know how much he has to pay. In extent, printing, paper, form, and binding this third volume will match the earlier ones.

We bid this Exposition of the Catechism heartily welcome and wish it the widest possible circulation. Every author is his own most reliable interpreter. Who understands Dr. Luther's Small Catechism more rightly than Luther himself? Here the diligent hand of the Reverend Pastor Keyl has, like a bee, gathered together from Luther's most various writings the