Review and Herald, Vol. 19, No. 19.

HISTORY OF THE SABBATH
Earlier text: PETER'S SYSTEM OF ADDITION

FIRST SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT

Of the Treasurer of the Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association, from Oct. 4, 1861, to Apr. 4, 1862.
The cash receipts of the Association for the past six months have been as follows:
For Review & Herald $1503,14.
" Youth's Instructor 155,97
" Books (cash sales) 660,50
" Books (sold on account) 404,60
" Shares in Association 2271,55
" Donations to do. 687,69
" Custom work 416,87
On deposit 2328,74
" Missionary account 1,35
" Premium on drafts 1,31
There was cash on hand Oct. 4, 1861 804,53
Total $9236,25
The Expenditures of the Association for the same term have been,
For labor in the Office $1438,61
" Material and sundries 1575,52
Payments on Borrowed money 4489,38
" " Building 1600,76
" " Missionary account 1,25
We have cash on hand to balance 130,73
Total $9236,25
U. SMITH, Treasurer.

NOTE TO BRO. CORNELL.

At a business meeting of the Seventh-day Adventist church at Roosevelt, N. Y., held sixth-day, March 28, it was unanimously
Voted, That we request Bro. M. E. Cornell to meet with us and hold a Conference on his return from his Eastern tour, and that he give notice of the time for said Conference through the Review, and also request a general attendance of brethren from different parts of the State.
In behalf of the church.         F. WHEELER.
West Monroe, N. Y., March 30, 1862.

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