Gerry, N. Y., Tent No. 4, Aug. 12.—We have pitched the tent here, and shall hold our first meeting this evening. We left seven at Frewsburg who had decided to keep the Sabbath, and we think others will yet be added to the number. We shall meet with them on Sabbaths while here.
F. PEABODY.
D. BALL. Yankee Bush Hill, Warren Co., Pa., Aug. 15.—Have given twelve discourses here. Three persons have resolved to keep the Sabbath, and three subscribers have been obtained for the REVIEW. The interest is still good.
E. RUSSELL. Jasper, N. Y., Tent No. 1, Aug. 11.—We take down our tent here to-day, and pitch, this week, at Lindleytown, Steuben Co., N. Y. This has been a difficult field of labor, owing to the stay-away argument. But about the last week of the meeting the Methodist minister preached several opposition discourses, in which he was so personal that public opinion was to quite an extent turned in our favor, making the interest of the meeting better at its close than at any other stage. But definite arrangements call us away. Eight signed the covenant, and we have hope of others.
J. W. RAYMOND.
D. B. WELCH.