Bro. S. E. Edwards writes from Shunk, Henry Co., Ohio. Nov. 28th. 1858: "I desire to say to the brethren that my pathway is growing brighter and brighter. Our little band here are still in possession of the christian's hope, and willing to take up their cross and follow Christ through tribulation. I feel thankful that the present truth has not been confined to large cities and towns, but has found me here in the woods. I have been to the eastern part of this State, and found dear friends that were willing to receive the truth. The Methodists opened their meeting houses for the word of God to be preached in. I talked the truth to the people in Washington Co., and many acknowledged the Sabbath and wanted to hear more. I am very weak in the knowledge of the Bible, but by the help of God's Spirit to guide me into all truth, I was enabled to give the word of God which no man could gainsay. When I saw so many precious souls willing to receive the truth, I felt inspired with zeal and courage to do what I could. I commenced meetings on Sixth-day evening, and closed the evening of the next Third-day. I feel well assured that the truth will prosper with them. I think that Bro. Cornell will go there this winter. May God bless his labors in Ohio. Thank God, the truth is prevailing." Sister E. Hutchins writes: "I love the truths the Review advocates. This world has no charms for me. It is full of sickness, sorrow, sin and woe; but bless the dear Saviour, there is a world soon to be revealed that will be full of joy, peace and love. I sigh for that bright world to come. O let us go forward. Behind us is a waste, howling wilderness, before us is tribulation; but the Saviour has promised to be with us even to the end of the world. Blessed promise! if he is for us, who can be against us?"