Bro J. A. Wilcox writes from New York city, June 13, 1860: "Enclosed you will find $10,65 which is designed by our church to pay past indebtedness, on Review, and also what is due from us for present volume and for Good Samaritan.
"Bro. M. B. Czechowski one dollar to pay for present Vol. Review, and ten cents for continuance of Good Samaritan.
"Jacob Ayer's three dollars, two of which is to pay his past indebtedness on Review, balance for present volume. J. A. Wilcox one dollar for present Vol. Review and ten cents for Good Samaritan. Caroline Brown two dollars for past indebtedness on Review and present volume, and ten cents for Good Samaritan. Elisabeth Dubois two dollars and ten cents for the same. P. R. Chamberlain one dollar for present Vol. Review. For Jane Crump ten cents for Good Samaritan. Fifteen cents for account book of Systematic Benevolence which you will please send to J. A. Wilcox. This money you will please receipt in the name of this church, as we intend for the future to pay up promptly in advance."
There are about 400 who have the Review free who should immediately be taken off the free list. The Review is cheerfully sent to the poor, and those who commence to investigate, for half price whether they pay for it themselves, or others pay for them. This will be regarded as liberal and all the Office should do. Then let our churches and scattered brethren look around them for their poor brethren and sisters, and if they take the Review see that it is paid for at 50 cents a volume, and if they do not take it, see that they have it. Such acts of benevolence and sympathy for the poor, promptly carried out by our churches, will have a sweet uniting influence among themselves, and discharge a duty to the Review Office.