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In all these complaints Me system evidently
shows a want Of red blood, and Mr.. Churchill,
In his work on Diseases Of Females says
:" Bearing In mind TINT the blood Is remarkably
deficient In red corpuscies, and the known prop
erty Of iron to correct this condition, theory
suggests itas the most to be relied on, the best
of which Is the Citrate" Citrate Of lion enters
largely into this composition Of English Female
Buffers, cumbised With powerful vegetable ton.
Ice Of rare quAlities.
Among the mountains Of Tennessee and the
piny woods Of Mississippi, is found n certain
hard and hinty root whieh. has been in secret
use by some old mid4wiyes for many years,
possessing magic powers in regulating and re-
storing all females suffering with any affection
Of the womb. This root We have obtained,
gave IL a fair trial In qr prnetice and Il l. now
one Of the principal ingredients 10 these Bitters.
Other powerful and general tciics also enter
into It's composition. We also add Lep,andria
or Black Eost, sufficient 70 act npou the liver
and keep the bowels open.
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enc Hundred DcIlaFS

rsat os tablespoonful e ENGLISH FE-
MALE HfTERS contains as much medxl
properties rs one bctie N the piesssnfiy tasted
common advertised bitters 81 Dc dayi ~
medical profession 10 decide the question. ~
1t understood, that English Female Biusrs v
not q beverage but y powerful Inn 81 w
etsbIc Tonic ccmhiss4 sasia1 ~ sl11tlnS
chroaic female complkn1D n e@sFy 1svcfs6.
Put Up IN large p.1)e9ei Nh ~ t1eqeysg
six bottles ~ Sesee. - ss14&y 6fsfstat ~
erywhcre. III
!. r. DR0NGO0LR 4 co, Yropfs
H Nssshis Sssa
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DYSpbPSlA.'

wAnsRa's Dssvrrs,A rossc il psrpa red ess
pressly ior Dispepsics snd those snnerisx with
h~al,itaal oestysnsss. Itis . slightly sfIa uaans
tonic and a SPLENDID apcsker; Il sasspetksns
the stomach aad resiores the digestiuo 0erxis
70 isseir healthy ststa~~ WeAk. .sestoas and
ayswpiic persens sA~e a 90 Wihxsa.s Dusrsr
no rosic- Fs sls " all drsssit--rries
Uns Dollar.
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Ths tess m ebssgsA cssbisstiss ~ al
z6eetisns Of he ! kssys ~ hiaddsr ever n.
sred ; The pnbiic. Ills psepsised BY rasu.
Iss pAysieisss I'D - by ~ psofsesian-
Price 81, or, six bottles for Ss. Soid b
Drngsist and mcscbsnss everywhere.
j. r. Dromrosle 3 %
hemfI.k, fsun.
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Pile REMEDY.

wAasfs's Pms nsssss hrs never ssl~Stns,
even IN one case 10 cure fhr very wosrs csssnof
Hind Itching o. Bieedine r1ies. Tho~s Who
are Afflicted should immediately caii 81 thsir
druggist ahd get WaHxtRs PMS Rrnupv. IL
~ espressiy i6s the Pies and IL nes
ded TO cue any other dIsess-. Il has cured
many cares Of over thirty years ssandisr Price
one Dollar. Fyr sale By all druggist every
where. Qf nfs2EI f4N'NT
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i. r. b. cures ill females.

WELconE.-Wetake much pleas
ire in calling the attention OF our
readers to the advertisement Of En-
,clish Female Bitters, in another
column.
This combination is regarded "a
the Great Female Midiciuc of the
age. and is highly recommended by
he Medical Profession, and all who
hay tested Il.
Our female community aretroub.
id with many complaints peculiar e
heir sex, aud now is the time to
scsse j bottle and be cured.
) Watake delight in referring our Of,
alStSd fhendes to the Ding store q
Martin / Co, at Batcsyille, and e
I. n. Iceland Paaols, where thai
most estimable medicine, p: Q. 8
Rlchaydson's sherry Wine Btttcrs
can BE- procured. We adyise oa'
t6cnda. "a use it, because. We know
~ yalue in Fever and Aguc,d Diseases
common ii ne West, and All mes
eoautries. 1t sheuld be kept a
hand in every family.
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Ibfff y nov Ma4fn HttkHeSs "
our country. but % yet there hal o
lsss nseh fatal sickness chs semsou
yet ~ &eksssu n II q sersou- char
acteF-ChlIs and Fever.
lnytsisss remark that most o.
the fsvsss are Of a e~eagessive sharse.
tor sst that tkey have besn of Thu
sesdisg IN thkssuscs. Tbs doctor
in this county are busy riding day
and night 70 sec the sick and IN
some nsighborheeds we learn that
II h with diGeslty that they ars
able 10 wee all Of their patients.
Great stir In town about II. Y. b.
The Five Dollar sewing Machine purchases
by ~nsssJssnary 1854, ffsn the Family Sewina
Nachisc 0tupsuy, d Nassau Street N. Y. has
been In almsst constant uss ever since. II has
not been out q srasr once. Has cost nothing fr
REPAIRS and ] lind h simple and reliable In roper
alton, and always ready 10 sew. Those friends
who use them with new improvements are
verey much plcased. The one I have would not
part with. i IH
fHfi MRS. ANN. W. CUTHBURr,
r# ftf1f7fff as West Beth Street, New York
sg-2i-o-m
STATE FEMALE COLLEGE, MEMPHIS,
Tenn, 1T can be seen from the
card in another colum hal the next
session Of this well known institution
will open on Monday next. This
institution is two well and favora-
blyknown to require any comments.
Tho Bon-tons all want E. +. B.
ATTENTION Come one come all,
goods cheaper than the cheapest, at
] Mathews 4 Sons. Gents and Ladies
summer goods, give Us a call and
examine our stock before purchase
ing elsewhere, we know that we can
suit You.
In another column win appear
the new card of James Roper, Com
mission Merchant 4 Grocerer. Mr..
Roper is on Main Street, most con-
v~eniently located to the depot Mis-.
& Tenn. r. r. W. would recommend
to planting friends to give Mr..
Roper a call and trial.
What means f. +. 3?
Ladies' summer Hats at cost for
cash at Mathews Sons.
We would call attention to the
card OF John Walsh Funeral UNDER
taker. We should be glad to see
Mr. Walsh get a liberal share of the
trade and as he is clever, descrv-
ing and generous in his dealings;
he will do as well by his customers
10 sny one else in his line-aa kinds
ofco6kns and Baskets kept constantly
on hand.
+. +. B., the Great Female Reg
nlator.
Mems and boys summer Clothing
at cost for cash, If you don't believe
81, 70 to Mathews 4 Sons and
shake the money at Bcnjaman.
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&. X bowers. and q. W. IfalE.
dsy sfe esr ssshs<trsa szrat= h.
receive nsi receipt fsr sal~ehIrf-
10 he srsf.
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= hasHsn ~ ssi=l n ~atss 81
y y NshsAsH 4 H~ss s.sishis
Wsfm saaay. Thsy sHi netef "
Il
"A .-s.z..-... 60.
slaa.- :
as-s--wI-. 49,.
wLI-wxl-sm. N@a
I.TV~T
!,
.'H "''-o"' ne "esFe wha
"'' We Ha'a', ne ss'"e
'"s''s'n''y . wen"
pm ~ nee" W 'h's ss'ghbcrhood
'''ae .hne' m ss'e"P' vas
se,,e...d. Lus t.,l.d- U,,ue.d.
p,x.
W. ~. bfaAievs LAher Med.
c'ne = guarantees 70 2 purely veg
dance with the original prescription
Of Dr.. VIM. Braxier, Of South Caro-
lima. Il Il especially adapted for
southern diseases, Tor which II was
originally devised.
For sale BY all Druggists.
l.,
@ 80. D." nv.
,'"s
IL, :, :. ns.1,".,.n ~.
..-.-w wv
Tho mov, d.E.htf,, hair ,,r...;,n
L,ow, = n. Toro;ana Croolo Hal.
p.s,oror Tr,.; q, no. AGO
hn, rs.,or.s n. .o,or n.,n,.ur
';a..m.L;... .oL.;. 60
T.
CONGRESS refuses TO restore to Mrs,
Con Loo tho ~prooertv stolen from
bor at Mount Vernon. hut voted
$4,000 a wear to Mrs. Lincoln. Rob-
berv is neye popular except in Con.
cress.
For Billiousness use Brazier's
Liver Medicine. 1t is purely vege-
table and far better thsn Calomel or
Bluei Mass, having no bad after ef-
fects. tft
On Wednesday night last. one Of
the most highly respectable citizens
of the county, Mr.. John Castlebcry,
was accidentally killed, by a Mr..
Moore-lt seems that Mr.. Moore
@ raa., Mr. o.a' IKE, . sa,i gone me 70 ..a M'.
stand for a Bear. without the
knowledge of Mr.. Castlebery, who
was in the habit Of going around his
PREMISES every night and Mr..
Moore HEARING the noise sunu,osed
that the bear was coming. and with
ont taking n second look. shot at
the moving object. sixteen buck
!: a.. $500 -
H'o saAl's e"'0' =,
MI. Cast'eoery. mr.. " hved nnui
the next evening" fernando Prees.
RI. -. p...-
Try h"g''sh e'l''ie D'''c's'
A nlot 10 rob the Meridian Sa.
-v;a.s T,.t;,.t;o, mo-. hs.n aotoe,oa
~ -.
ana aa P"i''cs ap''cA''' na'o ue-
camped 70 parts unknown.
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Oxrosp Nses.
.IuiY l0th 1870.

Oxraep Ans
July 10Th 1870
JdEsr n sIe, subject to reaters claims, my
EtVo i2l H<tiens n valuable land Avvt miles
west n SAs1k "a kvoIale terms, apply 70 p,
nsrinesr - The place, NssSrs. Donoho, 10y
1 Co, and Mtssrs. RoyStcr, Trssnvsst = Co.
Menphis, or The undsrsigaed u Orfogd, Mis-.
l1y73-Jm r. q. BARRIxGER.
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Quick TINE SuRH CONNECTIONS!
by the
LouIsvrLLE RoUrg,
to all points Y
NORTH AND EAST.
No GRANGE OF Cars
from
MEMPHIS TO LOUISVILLE;
|. only one slnngc 70
Chicago, Indianapolis,
Pittsburg, Philadelphia
and Now York.
Only two changes to
Baltimore and Washington,
~ Eastern Passengers secure
Quicker time and ifss ohansss d cars
than BY any CHR rotft, By
asking for tickes
VIA LOUISVILLE.
Purchase your Tickets al
1871 Main Street, MempAis,
or ut
Depot Of NJ. 4 L. Line, Memphis.
FREIGHT
Transported ut quick Time a
Low RATES,
DISPATCH. N
SAVING OF INSURANCE,
Through bills u ladias Al GUARANTEED
RATES may " procured ct ~ prscipsl \. X
Offices IN Eastern Cidcs.
ALBEIT FINK,
General Superintendent.
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w III HUI tlCiE StCpuu hblluHi
Fair, commencing some day early
in October next, of which due notice
will be given. A liberal and CON-
plete Premium List has been pre-
pared and will soon DO published.
Thebuildings will soon be completed
and every arrangement will be made
for the comfort and convenience Of
exhibitors and visitors. The Exec
utive committee win leave nothing
undone that mny be necessary to
make the Fair a complete success.
All citizens of this and surround
ing counties and especially the haies
are respectfully and cordially invi-
ted to cooperate with the society
and its friends in making the eahi-
bitioa attractive % well % improving.
Liberal Premiums will be offered
in every department. The premiam
for the best bale of cotton, Qnclu-
ding private premiums, win be
worth from $500 to $500, and will
be worth competing tor by our best
planters.
j. +. S,xxoss, Pres't.
q. g. SPAIN, Sec.
j. CATER, Chairman,
W. d. HErIlS, Sec'y, Of Exec
utive Committee.
Sardis, July 4th, 1870.
j. Grieshaber, 292Second street, Mem
phis, Tenn, has, and constantly keeps
on hand, . large and wcll selected stock
Of wallpaper, window shades, oils,
brushes, and, in fact, every class of
upholstsry goeds, and Ids prices are
very low. lie ID o good man, and if
you ny him once, yoa win BE- apt to
patscnise him again when you wish to
goods in his line.
YWT@ rBHR aeG If
Dsliing Cloths,
Persons desiring to purchase the
best article should call on 7. b. Nc
Even, agent, 1853 Main street Mem
phis, Tenn.
Extra Special Notice!
nv ARE o. coCxTrnvnrsf
Smiths Toate Syrup has been coun.erfcited,
and sAe counterfsiter brosght 20 grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. JoHy
lBuIa's psivase stamp on each bottle. Dr. ions
BgLL only has the right " manufacture md seil
ire original JOSH J .SnrTn's TONIC SYRUP,
n louisville, Ky. Examine well the Label o a
each bottie. Hmy private stamp 10 not on the
bostie, d. not pasrhass, o. Jos viii he deceived.
Sc NY coIuna advertisement and my show
card. 1wil prosecute any one Infringing on
~ right. m Seasine Snrrns TosIc SyHUy
can osly Ne prepsrsdb " nssslf
The pshts's sssvass
L0ussTLLk Oct. %. 1864. las
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fssa Pea syaf 80 F.assss - -
fez#i A. = - $50 s#sel - - 49, fsfi
= %sf - rsA p#=stf eNe - AwsH
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The cotton crop ID now promising
Itis about two weeks later than us
uni, but the seasons for the last si1
weeks have been most favorable
tAerc has been much talk Of III
worn, but we are Inclined to believe
that there is but little danger now
the worms that have made their ap-
pcarsnce are not the army worm,
but the grass worm that has created
all the alarm, this worm never hurts
cotton much. The bole worm hal
made his appearance id some part
but Is nos likely to do much dam.
age, yet II they wore to get bad they
would injure crops some, but are
not 10 be dreaded Ike the army
worm.
III r. - "a
ELt N or~os I'll fomalnsh
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PlSSEy0 ERS GOING EAST,
Via Louisville or Cairo,
shoald purchase I've cts Wy The
ERir 4 ATLANTIC 4 GRrAT
WESTERN R'Y.,

fnming the best aud most cnmiettablc Lime 10
New York. Boston and Nof.hcra aud Atlantic
cities, with magnificent Palace coinhined Day
and Wight coaches Through to New iutk With
out change.
Three Ltghfsisr Express Trains
IDuttw.
This I, the only line from CiaelnRaii To New
York under one management, the only Lane
frota Cincinnati TO New York withou, break u
Gangc; the emily Lane whose trains run through
10 New York without change, the only Line
rann.ae Coaches through wi,hoa, udag Conn
promise Wheels; the only Linz running Palace
BROAD Gauge Coaches through without change,
n1rIfyead ssircsp PROM time aud certain con
n~setions, finest scenery on the Continent, mos
comfortable cars In the world, most magnificent
dining halls and ample time ior meals, and ~.
fest, best, aud most comfortable rouie.--eo TO
New York BY the ERIE 4 ATLANTIC 4
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
Tickets by this Line for sale at all Ticket
Offices through the South.
WV. r. BARR, Gen Pass Agt, Y. Y.
". II. SilATTrC Gen. Sth'rn. ACT Gin. o.
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1ss1s asasssAos
q 49, &ml.
e. Ssass stsssf IS f~s
W. ar N fessiv II . aew vvfI
@ Fsk@k Hesegy. ~ hss u. W
Mihptarus. WIN has been { clfIsen
Of thls county fertw euty nine ysmfs,
and has l,een h Tho miaisify fcr
fofty years. Neeitixea II tlss coanty
y better knows cf more respected
and admirei ne has -vew, . long
lie ne . eIaee student. and earnestly
and honestly employed the iaeultie=
81 a vigorous and strong mind In
search u the truth. prompted BY no
desire bus 10 bcncGt hi- fellow man.
and while he l. now anxious that
his work be read. n h only tina, 9th
ars may enjoy the truths that his
own labor,ous life has discovered.
No pecuaiary motives influence his
desires; this has been clearly demon
strted during history years. Of ger.
vice inthe cause OF Christ, in which
time he has not applied enc cent re-
ccived for preaching to his own USE.
We have not yet had time to exam
Inc the work thoroughly, but from
a partial perusal Of 1t, we find that
several chapters are devoted to the
science OF mind, and that the work
contains much ancient history, that
will be very interesting to the gene
raj reader, besides the great religious
truths the author essayed to estab-
fish. WI fl
This work can be found at the
South Western Publishing Compa-
ny, Memphis, Tenn, and at T. II.
4 Co.'S and Butts 4 Shu-
Batesvifle. BIN
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ford's, Batesville.
Agents wanted.

Ham ViGoR.-In common with many other
we have felt n lively interest in the investira
ton which DR. Aver has been making TO discover
the cnases Of failure Of the hair, and 10 provid,
a remedy. His researches are said 10 hsv,
been much more thorough and EXHAUSTIVE,
thaa any ever made before. The result is now
before u. under The name Of Ayers Hair vigol
We have given IL a trial, and with full ~satisfac
ton. II equals our most Favorable anticipation
Our gray hairs have disappeared, OF resume,
their origional color, and a visable crop Of sef
silken hair has startet on a part of the seal
which was entirely bald. 70 mocrat Abing
don Virginia.
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Persons desiring to purchasc the
best article should call ON I. B. Nc
Even, agent, 1853 Main street Mem
phis, Tenn.
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Mems and boys summer Clothing
at cost for cash, If you don't believe
81, 70 to Mathews 4 Sons and
shakc the money at Bcnjaman.
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Congress refuses to restore to Mrs.
Gen. Lee the property stolen from
her at Mount Vernon, but voted
$1,000 a year to Mrs. Lincoln. Rob-
berry is never popular except in Con-
gress.
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coast lands Of Germany as now sheds it's lurid
flames over all the fair land Of France.
Ben RulIer Renomin.ted.

Benjamin r. Butler was renominated yes
terday for Congress for the Fifth district OF
Massachusetts His nomination was unani-
NOUS His return to the floor Of Congress is,
OF course, certain. Upon being presented TO
the Convention General Butler made speech.
lie had great many good things to say for tho
radical party its past and its future-and a
good deal about the services he rendered his
district in Congress; but the keynote of his
address was the fishery question. He went
deliberately into the history of the laws upon
which the present system was formed, in tho
enactments and treaties of 1912 and 1918.
He denounced the reciprocity treaty, declar-
ing that he would never vote for its renewal.
II Canada wanted any privilegeslet her join
the republic. He was not in favor Of granting
marriage privileges until after the marriage
rites were performed.
General Butler, warming up upon this cold
fish question, pitched into England without
mercy for her course during the war. This
invectve was but prelude to the proposition
that the Massachusetts people should take the
remedy into their own hands, although the
President had promised him that the fishing
Interests should be protected. "A single, shot
fired, he says, ''in answer to the British gun
calling our vessels to heave to, will bring the
matter to crisis" Bringing British cutter
into an American port and trying her crew for
piracy he thinks would make the diplomats
Fly little faster" 1t is evident from Buffers
speech that the seizure Of our fishing boats by
the Canadian authorities is to be an important
issue in the election. .sss.ss.
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The Yellow Fever Controversy.

The answer of the Board Of Health to Cen
eral McDowells recent letter regarding their
action in the matter of the yellow fever pesti-
lence at Governors Island, as appeared in the
HERALD of yesterday, must command atten-
ton. 1t is complete refutation Of all the
charges and insinuations so consciously in
dulged In by that officer. The answer shows
reports Of the Surgeon General of the United
States Army in reference to the appearance Of
yellow fever among q body OF troops he would
have found that it is not such an extraerdi-
nary measure to remove them from the in
fected locality but that, on the contrary, the
prompt removal of such command to healthy
site is made the imperative duty Of the COM
handing officer Besides the several instances
of this character quoted by the Board of
Health, their report goes on to show that upon
more than one occasion the removal of troops
from garrison infected with yellow fever, to
a distance of less than half mile, has COM
pletely checked the spread of the disease.
With these facts before them, and with which
they should have been familiar, it is strange
that the medical advisers of General
Mcdowell did not follow the course so plainly
laid down by their distinguished chief and
insist upon carrying out the manifestly proper
suggestion of the Board of Health in refer
ence to the evacuation of Governors Island
by the troops, so that the dread disease then
raging among them might be suppressed.
1t has been ascertained that since the begin
ming Of the present month, when this import
ant step was recommended, between forty
and fifty cases Of yellow fever have been sent
to the West Bank Hospital, while a number Of
others, including one of the medical officers,
several of the officers relatives, and servants,
have been retained for treatment on the
island. When it is remembered that Of these
nearly one-third have died, heavy RESPONSE
! bility was certainly incurred in needlessly
exposing the officers and men on the
island to the ravages Of the pestilence.
And how much better would 1t have been had
the commander of the Department of the East
occupied his time in removing the garrison to
healthy locality, instead Of watching the
death bv frosts Of the "worms On the tomato
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The Lecture season.

The lecture season has fairly opened The
learned Able Brasseur de Bourbourg has
unfoded before the Liberal Club the startling
discoveries which have led him to believe,
after twenty-five years study OF Mexican and
Central American manuscripts and monuments.
that the cradle of the human race is to be
sought for beneath the waters Of tho Atlantic
and in Central America. In Brooklyn. on
Tuesday evening, Father Hecker lectured at
the Academy Of Music on the Religious Con-
dition of the Country Professor Goodwin
Smith, at the hall of the Adelphi Academy, on
"A Tour in England, and Mr.. Du Chaillu the
distinguished traveller in Africa, before the
Long Island Historical Society. On Tuesday
afternoon, in this city, Miss Elizabeth Peabody
delivered lecture on the Kindergarten; or
the Education OF Children Josh Billings
will lecture tonight on milk" at
Steinway Hall, and another humorous
philosopher announces lecture on
s'Bile." The first annual course of popular
lectures before the Young Mems Universalst
Society will begin on Tuesday, November ],
embracing the following subjects :-s'Our Ma
tional Folly, the Civil Service, y by George Will
liam Curtis; ''The Adirondack" by Rev. w. II.
H. Murray "The Dynamics Of Life" by Pro-
lessor f. L. Youmans ''The Franco Prussian
War;" by Justin Mccarthy, and ''Charles
Dickens" by Kate Field. Tom Hughes, MEM
Der of Parliament, and author of '.Tem Brown
at Rugby" and s'Tom Brown at Oxford" will
lecture Friday evening at the Cooper Institute,
before the Mercantile Library Association, on
'sWork and Wealth" George Vandenhoff will
give another Of his admirable readings" to-
night at the Hall Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. Miss Glyn will doubtless
soon favor New Workers with the readings
which have so much delighted the Bostonians.
And Wendell Phillips, Henry Ward Beecher
Rev. Dr. Chaplin, E. 7. Whipple and other old
stereotyped names are conspicuous on the pro-
| grammes of lectures to be delivered in towns
and villages throughout New Engard and TIL,
| Middle States.