Progress of the Cause in Potter County
By A. S. Hutchins
Dear Bro. White:—Since my last I have returned to Potter Co., Pa., and find that the cause of truth is still progressing here. The interest manifested by the friends to learn the evidences of our faith, when here before, appears to increase. Several requests for meetings have been sent us, where we have not yet had time to go. "The harvest truly is great, but the laborers are few." Our meetings last Sabbath and First-day were held here. The brethren came in from this vicinity, and our hearts were greatly encouraged on meeting with several of the dear brethren and sisters who have recently embraced the Sabbath truth. O may the Lord strengthen their hearts, and prepare them for a glorious and triumphant victory over the enemy of all righteousness. Quite a number of attentive hearers were also present. Ten or twelve have already given their names for the Review, which I think is read with prayerful attention, and we have reason to believe is accomplishing much good. Many of our publications (books and tracts) which you afford at so small an expense, are taken by those desirous to read on the subject of the message of the third angel. I now dispose of more books than when gratuitously distributed, and I am confident with as great, if not greater satisfaction on the part of those who purchase them. Bro. Ingraham I expect will be here this week. Yours in hope. A. S. Hutchins. Ulysses, Pa., Feb. 21st, 1854.