To the Friends of the Cause.
By Trustees
THE receipts of the Publishing Association have been so light from several important sources for a time past and demands upon its treasury so heavy, that we find ourselves short of ready means to meet present obligations. We ask our friends to make a special effort to relieve the present embarrassment as follows:— 1. Will the Tract Societies make an effort to forward at once to the Office what is due from them. 2. Will those who are owing the Association for books square up their accounts, so far as they can. 3. Will all our subscribers look to their subscriptions on our periodicals, and pay up. 4. The time is past to which all pledges on the school extended, and they have all become due. But a large proportion of them are still unpaid on which the Association has advanced considerable money. Will those who have pledges unpaid make a special effort to meet them at this time. The aggregate due from the sources named is amply sufficient to meet all present wants, and if the friends will act in this matter at once, as above indicated, they will have the satisfaction of not only discharging a just obligation resting upon them, but of doing the Association a special favor. TRUSTEES.