PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW JERSEY.
By Isaac Sanborn
On the way to my field of labor in Virginia, I stopped ten days in Berks Co., Pa., and held fifteen meetings. Five more had commenced keeping the Sabbath, making nine in all. They have excellent meetings every Sabbath, as they are all people of some Christian experience. Three were baptized. Quite a number more are convinced of the truth, and we expect they will soon take hold with us. They take ten copies of the German paper to use in the missionary work. They also keep on hand a good assortment of German tracts to circulate among the people, as they are all of German origin. We hope soon to see a large company of Sabbath-keepers in South-eastern Pennsylvania. May the Lord speed the day. I have just closed a series of seven meetings in Camden, N. J. There have been five additions to this church since March. Three were baptized. They have an interesting Sabbath-school of thirty-eight members. Twenty-five Instructors are taken, and the Song Anchor is used in the school. They take twenty-nine copies of the twelve-page Signs, three copies of the Review, and three of Good Health. I. SANBORN.