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APPOINTMENTS.
MINNESOTA STATE CONFERENCE.
PROVIDENCE permitting, our next conference for the State of Minnesota, of the believers in the third angel's message, will be held at Orinoco, Olmstead Co., the first Sabbath and first-day in February next, commencing with the Sabbath. It is hoped that there will be a general attendance at this conference of the Sabbath-keepers in this new State; especially let every church or branch be well represented, as it will be decided at this conference whether we will send out, man, and sustain the tent the coming season. Also, if there are any who have not paid their last year's pledges for tent or other purposes, come prepared to do so at this meeting. We shall expect Brn. Bostwick and Lashier at this meeting, without fail.
WASHINGTON MORSE.
W. M. ALLEN.
WE will, providence permitting, meet with the church in Colon, Wednesday evening, Jan. 15; at Bro. Strickland's, the evening of the 16th; at Salem, Ind., Sabbath and first-day the 18th and 19th.
J. & C. BYINGTON.
It is desired that Bro. Frisbie meet with the brethren at the Francisco school-house, Newton, Mich., Sabbath and first-day, Jan. 4, and 5, 1862. If he cannot, Bro. and Sr. White may be expected. If he can, Bro. and Sr. White may be expected Sabbath and First-day, Jan. 11 and 12.
JOHN BYINGTON.
THE Lord willing, I will meet with the church at Avon, Rock Co., Wis., Jan. 9, 1862. Meeting to commence in the evening, and continue over Sabbath and first-day. Let there be a general gathering. We hope to see Bro. Cheesbro at these meetings.
ISAAC SANBORN.
Providence permitting, the next monthly meeting of the Milton church and vicinity will be held at Buchanan, Dodge Co., Wis., the second Sabbath in January, as Bro. Martin may arrange. We hope to meet Brn. Bostwick and Allen at this meeting.
In behalf of the church,
A. C. MORTON.
M. W. PORTER.
Providence permitting, Bro. A. Stone and myself will meet with the Seventh-day Adventists in conference in Washington, N. H., Jan. 11 and 12, 1862. Jan. 18 and 19, we will hold meetings where Bro. L. W. Hastings may appoint. We hope that the brethren whom we may visit on this tour will be ready to act in the good work of helping set things in order in the churches.
A. S. HUTCHINS.
NOTICE.
By H. Bingham
I have received a general assortment of Second Advent Publications from the Review and Herald office for the benefit of the Church and Bible students of Vermont and Canada East, to be sold at wholesale office prices, where $5 or more are ordered at once accompanied by the cash. Mail and express agents pass my house from any part of the State and Canada, twice each day. All orders by mail should be directed to Morrisville, Vt.
H. BINGHAM.
POSTSCRIPT.
By WM. S. HIGLEY, JR.
I THINK that it would be a good plan to have a certain "class" called "Advent peddlers," reproved or instructed through the Review. There are happy exceptions, but there are those who make it a point in their profession to spend the Sabbath and first-day with the brethren, and thereby get two-sevenths or more of the expenses of themselves and old nag out of those who have burdens enough to bear without their patronage—and we hear frequent complaints of their being a burden to those outside of the church. Such persons should know enough to make their calculations to be at home before the Sabbath, and remain their until Monday morning. It would be much better for them to adopt some other way of getting a living where they would have less opportunity to preach with their tongue, and more by practice.
WM. S. HIGLEY, JR.
NOTE.—The above postscript of a letter from Bro. H. so exactly meets our mind, that we give it without further note.—ED.