Really interesting periodical in the throes of the 1859 revival that looked to harness the power and devotion of that movement and move it into the home. Very scarce. I believe this was the only issue produced, which is a shame. The content is superb. It is the only example we have ever seen or handled. 

Walters, W. [Ed.]. Home Piety; Or, The Church and the Family. A Monthly Periodical. October 1860 through xxxxx of 1862. Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. Alexander M'Callum. 1861-62.

Contents include:

Address on Personal Revival by John Robson of Glasgow [series] | Sow Well and Reap Well by W. K. Tweedie | Teachings for the Young [Series, Revival Oriented for the Young] | Peace in Believing. A Revival Incident from the Scottish Revival | Quench Not the Spirit by John Milne | A Family Blessed. A Revival Incident from 1859 | Influence of Family Worship on Children | Home Piety and the Scottish Revival | All at the Prayer Meeting; A Revival Incident | Revival Movement in the Punjab | The Revival of Religion in Scotland by Peter Mearns | Epistolary Correspondence a Means of Promoting Religious Revival | Fruits of the Revival Services in Gateshead | Biographical Sketch of the Rev. W. C. Palmer [husband of Phoebe Palmer] | The Transforming Influence of Divine Grace | The Slave Mother | Thou Hast Left Thy First Love by Alexander Shennan | Revival at Grassington | Anniversary Revival Services in Ireland | A Revival Hymn of Thanksgiving | The Mansion and the Cabin; Or, the Judge and the Poor African Woman | The Throne Room | The Child Martyr of Antioch | Fruits of a Prayer Meeting, etc. etc. etc. 

Attractive half leather with raised bands, very solid. Some rubbing, just through at various points on the boards. One short article excised at some point and now re-inserted.