Free Access to Valuable Books.
By Editor
THE attention of the public is called to the following valuable and most interesting works, which the International Tract and Missionary Society, through its branches, is liberally distributing as far as possible amongst free libraries and reading-rooms throughout the country: "History of the Sabbath and First Day of the Week;" "Thoughts on the Book of Daniel;" "Thoughts on the Revelation;" "Life of Wm. Miller;" "The United States in Prophecy;" Spirit of Prophecy (4 Vols.) including the lives of Christ and his apostles; and "Life of Joseph Bates." The society has placed the foregoing volumes in the following libraries in Massachusetts, where the public may have free access to their contents: Amherst College, Amherst. Memorial Hall Library, Andover. Boston Athenæum, Congregational Library, General Theological Library, Massachusetts Historical Society, New Church Library, State Library, Boston. U. S. Marine Hospital, Chelsea. Social Library, Boylston Center. Harvard College, Cambridge. Tufts College, Universalist Historical Society, College Hill. Bryant Library, Cummington. Library Association, Erving. Sawyer Free Library, Gloucester. Eaton Family School, Middleboro, Free Public Library, New Bedford. Eben Dale Sutton Reference, Peabody. Berkshire Athenæum, Pittsfield. Charitable Mechanic Association, Salem. Arm's Library, Shelburne Falls. Goodwin Library, So. Sudbury. City Library Association, Springfield. Young Men's Association, Ware. Library Association, West Newbury. Union Philosophical Society, Wilbraham. William's College, Williamstown. American Antiquarian Society, Worcester County Mechanic's Association, Worcester. Also in the town libraries in the following places:— Brookline, Chatham, Lancaster, Lowell, Malden, Newburyport, Pepperell, Southbridge, Amherst, Blackington, Taunton, Upton, Warwick, Wayland, West Brookfield, Westford and West Springfield.