Extracts of Letters by Editor

Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Jul 18, 1854

Extracts of Letters.

By Editor

BRO. H. W. Lawrence writes from Norfolk, July 7th, 1854:— "Last Sabbath and First-day, I spent with the friends in Watson. They feel the need of having the servants of God pass that way, who can give the household "meat in due season." There are honest souls in other places in Lewis Co., who can be benefited by the present truth.

"I feel thankful for the late conference at Rochester, and the strength gained; also for my safe return among the tried friends of the cause in St. Lawrence Co."

BRO. Wm. Gould writes from Lawrenceburg, Dearborn Co., Ind., July 9th, 1854:— "We should be glad to have some of the preaching brethren come

this way and give us a few lectures, as there are some here who have lately embraced the truth, and are keeping the Sabbath who have never heard a lecture on present truth.

"In looking over the last Review, I notice that there has been different arrangements made by the Conference in regard to the price and payment of the paper. It is certainly now very low. If all will comply with the conditions immediately, you will be enabled to know how many paying subscribers you have to commence with. Dear Brother, I have received the paper regularly. It is a welcome messenger. I rejoice while reading the cheering letters from the dear brethren and sisters."

Bro. H. Bingham writes from Morristown, Vt.:— "The ears of many seem to be opening to the truth. A few have embraced it in Stowe, Morristown, and Johnson. Yesterday I attended meeting at Johnson, and was cheered to hear from three who have lately embraced the hope."