To Our Readers by James White

Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Oct 25, 1853

To Our Readers.

By James White

WE stated a short time since, that if 1600 of our readers would pay two dollars a year we could send them the REVIEW Weekly, and to 1000 others without pay. We have not yet 2600 subscribers, though there is a steady increase. Brethren, do all you can to circulate the REVIEW. And we invite the friends of the cause to send in to the Office the two dollars, or more or less, according to their ability, at their earliest convenience. We shall probably need One Thousand Dollars by the first of December in order to carry forward our work free of embarrassment. We have several works in contemplation, which should be published immediately; also a series of small Tracts of about sixteen pages each. If the friends of the cause will all act promptly, we shall have sufficient means to carry forward the work of publishing. The sale of Tracts is beyond our expectations. The plan to sell them cheap is the best possible plan to circulate them.

JAMES WHITE.

Boston, Oct. 13th.