Brother Miller's Dream with notes was first published in Present Truth, May 1850 and in the same year, also as this tract. It includes James White's nine-paragraph introduction, followed by William Miller's 1847 dream in the main column, with James White's detailed notes of interpretation in the footnotes. This binding also includes an edition of “Celestial Rail-Road” (1866) for page length continuity at the end of the featured title. It was announced in the Review and Herald, June 26th, 1866 as follows: THE S.D.A. press has just brought out a new and thoroughly revised edition of that spicy little tract,“THE CELESTIAL RAILROAD.” This tract is a sledge-stroke against the formal, popular religion of the day, and is just the thing to put into the hands of those whom we would convince that ”Babylon is fallen.” It is accompanied with several pages of explanatory remarks.. this tract is quite different from the one bearing that name published by this office ten years since.