The convenient house of worship in Blockville, N. Y., within the limits of this Conference, was dedicated June 1. There was a large gathering of friends and neighbors, but very few Sabbath-keepers from a distance. Sermons by Eld. Cottrell, and Brn. J. Q. Foy and F. Peabody. Dedication sermon by Eld. B. L. Whitney. The meeting was of interest and profit. After the dedication we repaired to the water, where three were baptized. Notwithstanding the great sacrifice made by every member of this little company in building their house of worship, all made liberal additional pledges, in view of the necessities of the case, leaving about $100.00 to be raised. The members here have yet to earn the money before they can pay their pledges. There is need of $100.00 at once to meet pressing obligations, and to sustain our credit. Will the brethren of the Pennsylvania Conference respond? Do not be willing to let others do it all. Do not defer the matter until a more convenient time, nor think your small mite not worth the sending. The church was built by small contributions. The donations should be sent to Dr. Irwin Bowen, Harmony, Chautauqua Co., N. Y. You may make glad the hearts of the burdened ones, and lay up for yourselves treasures in the coming kingdom. CHAS. B. REYNOLDS. Jasper, Steuben Co., N. Y., June 23.— We pitched our tent here the 17th inst. This is a small country village, made up quite largely of professors of religion. There are four churches, Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist and Christian. Thus far we have held six meetings with good congregations. We hope to so consecrate ourselves to God in our labors, that with his blessing the honest at heart may be convinced of the truth. J. W. RAYMOND. D. B. WELCH.