THE REVIEW has been sent on trial for three months to all who wished to learn something of its doctrines and spirit, for the small sum of 25 cents, with the hope that many would finally become permanent subscribers. But acting upon this plan, we have to enter and erase many names, without getting pay for the amount of papers sent to such, to say nothing of the labor of such changes, and the bad work it makes with list books. It is therefore decided to receive no subscription for less than six months!
TERMS OF THE REVIEW.
One dollar in advance for a volume of 26 Nos.,
Half price when sent as a donation to friends,
" " " to the worthy poor,
Free to our active preachers,
" " to widows, orphans, infirm, and aged, WHO ARE THE LORD'S WORTHY POOR.
One Thousand New Subscribers wanted as soon as they can be obtained.
Sixteen Hundred Dollars due the Office on the REVIEW AND INSTRUCTOR, and for books, which should be paid without delay. Besides this, the terms of the REVIEW AND INSTRUCTOR are in advance, and a large portion of our subscribers have not yet paid for the present volume.
Will the following brethren act as agents, to solicit subscribers to our papers, collect what is due on present and past volumes of REVIEW AND INSTRUCTOR, and receive what is due on books, and forward to the Office. Let them lay the matter before the brethren wherever they travel, and it is hoped that a special effort will be made on the part of all our subscribers to pay their indebtedness as soon as possible.
New England. Brn. Sperry, Hutchins, Pierce, Bean, and Barr.
New York, and Penn. Taylor, Lawrence, Beck, Wheeler, Edson, Cottrell, and Fuller.
Ohio. Cornell, Holt, and Butler.
Michigan and Ind. Bates, Frisbie, Loughborough, Lawrence, Rhodes, Waggoner, and Hull.
The West. Ingraham, Sanborn, Steward, Welcome, Phelps, and Dorcas.
JAMES WHITE.