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Business Department.

Not Slothful in Business. Rom. 12:11.

RECEIPTS

For Review and Herald.

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$2.00 each. Charlotte Dunsha 37-1, Emily Palmer 38-11, D Hale 38-24, Wm L Jaycox 38-19, M A Mills 39-1, A B Pearsall 39-1, James Heald 39-1, A Hamilton 37-15, John Sisley 38-1, N W Emory 38-1, Garret Freeland 37-1, Geo M Irons 38-18, Mason Smith 38-7, C D Cook 37-19, M Wilkinson 38-1, Wm Van Gieson 39-1, S Sellers 38-13, Mrs Stephen Perkins 39-5, Wm Smith 39-1, S Kingdon 39-1, S Sisley 37-13, James Lane 39-1, M E Beach 39-1, J W Lindsay 39-1, Wm Hutchinson 39-1, Nelson Ayers 39-1, W T Ross 39-1, S A Calder 38-17, Wm Wilson 39-1, M A Beatty 39-1, R M Moore 39-1, O P Rice 38-9, H Hicks 38-21.

Miscellaneous. Benj Zarker $1.50 39-26, C Stoddard 90c 37-3, Lucy Decker 50c 38-1, A C Warren 3.00 40-1, R M Pierce 2.48 39-12, Isabella Gray 4.00 38-9, E L White 5.00 37-9, A J Rogers 2.25 27-20.

Books Sent by Mail.

A E Heaton 50c, S A Ellis 20c, E F Ward 15c, P T Maine 17c, J R Rumberger 77c, S J Myrick $1.75, Chas H Holsie 10c, P N Reasor 2.25, S E W Yeager 17c, P E Shitzer 40c, Lewis Bean 4.00, D C Elmer 1.12, E I Conner 1.06, J Hendry 50c, L M Ogden 2.25, L D Santoo 1.00, P M Shrader 25c, N Carahoof 25c, S D Yaw 60c, Amos E Bowen 7c, U Affolter 3.10, Jacob Kiehl 3.00, G I Butler 5.00, J R Yeager 23c, R S Webber 50c, S L Irish 50c, N P Robbins 50c, G S West 1.50, M Boulware 18c, E C Wellman 15c, T M Seward 20c, Mrs J R White 2.75, R C Clevenger 1.12, A Hamilton 1.60, M B, Box 118, 44c, M Losey 34c, A Rasmussen 50c, H M Pierce 77c, L M Cowen 16c, A C Warren 1.00, Wm L Jaycox 2.50, B A Linvin 25c, A E Heaton 3.00, D McAlpine 1.00, W L Robinson 2.99.

Books Sent by Freight.

S N Haskell, South Lancaster, Mass., $138.80.

Books Sent by Express.

Thomas Brown, Lena, Stephenson Co., Ill., $14.23, Alex Carpenter, Dexter, Mich., $10.18, A Ewing, Vineland, New Jersey, $10.00.

Cash Received on Account.

Wm Boynton $5.00, M E Steward 5.00, A Hamilton for H G Buxton 1.30, J P Chamberlin 70c, Geo I Butler 65.00.

Book Fund.

R Clevenger $3.38, Eliza I Conner 2.00, D McAlpine 1.00.

Michigan Camp-Meeting Fund.

L A George $2.00, M B Cyphers 5.05, Thos Lane 5.00.

For Review to the Poor.

John Wakeling $1.00.

General Conference Missionary Fund.

A O Burrill $45.75, Westley Greenlee 20.00, E O Edson 1.00.

Michigan Conference Fund.

Church at Burlington $20.00, church at Wright 60.00, church at Memphis 32.00, church at Convis 20.00.

Library Fund of the S. D. A. P. Association.

A O Burrill $10.00, M B Cyphers and wife 10.00, Jonathan Lamson 10.00, Lorenzo Lowrey 10.00, A friend 10.00.

Western Camp-Meeting Fund.

A friend $5.00, F Dayton 1.00, S Merrill 1.00, M Mills 50c, Sarah Wilkinson 2.00, A F Fowler 1.00, Clarinda J Doty 1.00, S Martin 1.00, L Martin 50c, M Martin 1.00, L Gardner 1.50, S Wilkinson 50c, Mary Bradford 50c, J Wheatlock 1.00, Mary A Wheatlock 1.00, Abba Hawkins 1.00, Jos Lane 5.00, church at Roosevelt 15.00, George D Ballou 2.50, Abel Tuttle 2.00, Caleb Bailey 2.00, M M Brigham 1.00, H Brigham 2.00, Luther Fish 5.00, M E Goodwin 5.00, R G Lockwood and wife 10.00.

Book Fund—$10,000 Wanted.

One Hundred Dollars Each.— Bro faithful, paid $81.50, James White, D K Palmer, Ira Abbey, H W Kellogg.

Seventy-five Dollars Each.— Jacob Shively.

Fifty Dollars Each.— N Orcutt, Friend B., N Grant, Eld Wm Cottrell.

Forty Dollars Each.— Benj Armitage.

Twenty-five Dollars Each.— A friend, Wm Sanborn, August Rasmussen, Edward Lobdell, A friend, M E Goodwin, J Lamson, John Olive, A W Maynard, E P Kellogg, John Byington, Annie M Gould.

Ten Dollars Each.— W N Brown, A C Bourdeau, A O Burrill, Jane S Beecher, George Smith, H Beecher, R F Cottrell, Wm Boynton, C Byington.

Five Dollars Each.— I G Royce, H Abbott, L Lock, Thomas Brown, A friend, C N Royce, Lewis Bean, F Lamondy, L M Ogden, A A Hoover, E M Crandall, Deborah S Crandall, A M Potter, Electa Richmond, A Lake, S H Burlingham, T Alverson, C P Whitford, A friend, W T Carson, Mrs Daniels, Julia M Rhodes, Julia A Corliss.

A Visit to the Brethren

Through the blessing of the Lord we have recovered from our recent attack of fever, which was brought on by overlabor, and have regained our usual degree of health. During the period of convalescence, by the advice of physician and friends, we spent a few weeks with brethren abroad, visiting Detroit, Mich., Rochester, Lancaster, Parma, and Olcott, N. Y. In all these places, no pains were spared to make us comfortable and at home. The cordial greetings of the brethren, and their Christian hospitality, will be remembered by us with the greatest pleasure. At Olcott, we felt deeply impressed with the solemnities of the present hour, while trying to present some of the evidences that we are in the closing moments of time, and that the last remnants of prophecy are being rapidly fulfilled before our eyes. It was cheering to meet some whom we had not seen for many years, and to find them still strong in the cause; and we were happy to meet many whom we had never seen, and to form an acquaintance, which we trust will soon be perfected and forever perpetuated in the kingdom of God.

JAMES WHITE

By James White

The Game of Life, Illustrated.—The game in progression, the game lost, the game won. With explanatory notes. Introduction by Eld. James White.

Thus reads the title-page of one of the most impressive and instructive little works ever published. The following is from the introduction:

“This work is not denominational. It will be accepted by thoughtful Christians of all evangelical denominations, as a most impressive illustration of the great practical truths of the word of God.”

“The influence of this work must be good, and only good, upon all minds, in all stages of Christian experience. The mature Christian may, in these illustrations, view with the greatest satisfaction the dangers he has passed, and the victories he has gained; while those just entering upon the Christian life, may here learn lessons of great profit in coping with our common foe.”

The work has three beautifully-executed, as well as wonderfully-impressive, illustrations of “Satan playing the game of life with man for his soul.” The drawings are five by six inches, with a liberal margin. We pay the artist for simply drawing them on stone, the sum of ninety dollars. And the work in every respect is beautifully executed. It would make a fine little holiday present. Price, in board, 50 cents; postage 8 cents; in paper, 30 cents; postage 2 cents.

JAMES WHITE

Higher Prices for English Bibles

By James White

The prices of our English Bibles at this Office, will be, in future, about one-fifth higher, as we are informed from the custom-house, that duties must be paid on them, if received by mail. Duties are 25 per cent on the gold value. JAMES WHITE.

N. Y. and Pa. Conference.

By R. F. Cottrell

THE first quarterly report for the Conference year, from the churches and ministers, will be due, Jan. 1, 1871. Let them all come in on time.

R. F. Cottrell, Sec’y.

Ridgeway, Orleans Co., N. Y.

Correspondence Address for A. R. Morse

PERSONS writing to A. R. Morse, Battle Creek, Mich., will please direct to REVIEW DRAWER.

Seeking Solitude with Jesus

To seek to be alone with the friend we love, is a large proof of our love to him. He who desires to know the depth of his affection for Jesus, does well to look at the pleasure he derives from, and the time he devotes to the enjoyment of, intercourse with this friend alone.

For Appointments and Business, See Previous Page

For Appointments and Business, see previous page.