To Correspondents.—1. In writing, let everything of a business nature, such as the names of those who desire to receive the Review and Herald, be put in a place by itself, not mixed up with other matters.
2. Let the name and Post-office address, (i. e. the town, County, and State,) be distinctly given. Every letter in each word should be plainly written. Some names are so badly written that we are not able to find them out. Between the name and the address, a comma (,) should always be inserted, that it may be seen what pertains to the name, and what to the address.
3. Let everything be stated explicitly, and in as few words as will give a clear expression of the writer's meaning.