Report of Publishing Committee.
By Editor
It has become our duty to report to the friends of the REVIEW the financial condition of the Office. Since May 7th, 1857, the expenses of the REVIEW have exceeded receipts about $625,00. This sum is needed to meet demands against the Office. And besides this sum, $1000,00 at least is now needed to go forward with the publication of the REVIEW, INSTRUCTOR, and books which should be published immediately. As our Book Fund of $1400,00 is in books, it can render assistance only as cash comes in from the sales of books. A work of 200 pages on the Signs of the Times, was commenced last fall, but was not finished for want of means. It is much needed. Bro. Waggoner has revised his "Truth Found" for publication, and there are other works, amounting in all to about 600 pages, which should be published, and will be as soon as possible if the friends of the REVIEW will do as follows: 1. All those who receive bills of what they owe, pay their indebtedness without delay. 2. All the friends of the REVIEW comply with its terms as near as possible—pay in advance—be ready for next volume—only eight weeks and it will commence. 3. All who can spare the money now, send pay for one or two years in advance, instead of six months. Will traveling preachers, and some brother in each church, collect means in payment of the REVIEW, and forward it to the Office. CYRENIUS SMITH, } Publishing
J. P. KELLOGG, } Committee.
D. R. PALMER. }