The Seventh-day Sabbath
By Editor
NEW WORK.—"The Seventh-day Sabbath."—This pamphlet of 48 pages, contains our articles in the "Review and Herald," on the Sabbath question. It is designed principally for the traveling Brn. to distribute to those who have not read on the subject. It will be ready in a few days. We have 800 extra copies of No. 11. Those who wish them should send in their orders. They should be distributed immediately. THE APOCRYPHA, a convenient size to carry in the pocket, can be had by addressing E. L. H. Chamberlain, Middletown, Conn. Price 20 cents single copy. Packages sent by Express, 15 cents. All orders for publications, letters and remittances should be sent in season to be received by the 9th of June, as we shall leave Paris for Western New York about that time. Our Post Office address from the 18th to the 23d of June, will be Camden, N. Y. From the 25th to the 30th of June, West Milton, Saratoga Co., N. Y. There is a quantity of Pamphlets, the "Advent Review," and works on the Sabbath, at Bro. E. P. Butler's, Waterbury, Vt. The brethren in that region can obtain them of him. LETTERS RECEIVED SINCE MAY 14.—E. L. H. Chamberlain, 2; F. Wright; S. W. Rhodes; W. H. Lillis; Otis Nichols; J. Camp; E. P. Butler; Horace Cushman; J. G. Foy; M. M. Truesdell; A. Woodruff; S. Howland; F. Wheeler; J. Barrows; A. S. Hurlbut. RECEIPTS.—F. M. Shimper, Ann Smith; R. Earle, R. G. Whitcomb, Harriet Cole, E. C. Brissee, Edward Andrews, P. Folsom, B. Stillman, J. Martin, $1 each. A. R. Morse, Saul Strong, $10 each. P. M. Bates, $3; C. P. Finch, $2; Levi R. Chapel, $4. If nothing in providence prevents, we will meet with the brethren in Boston, Thursday June, 12, at 4 o'clock P. M. Also with the brethren at Middletown, Conn., or where Bro. Chamberlain may appoint, June 14 and 15. THE EXTRA. We shall have four or five hundred copies left, to supply those who wish for it, after sending it out with the paper. The printer's bill alone including stock, for this little work is $15, 70. Those who are specially interested in it, and esteem it a privilege, are invited to assist in paying for it.