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Publishing Committee · BATTLE CREEK, MICH. · May 27, 1858

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 12, No. 2.

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H. Gardner:—We have none of the History of the Sabbath, but send Refutation of Sunday Claims in its place.
J. I. Cramer:—The paper was sent to R. P. Prior through mistake. We now change to R. P. Rice. His paper is paid in advance to xii,11.
B. M. Adams:—Please state what Nos. you have not received, and we will send them again.
A. Gleason:—The $1 from you to the Poor, was according to your direction. We extract the following from your letter of April: "Enclosed I send $2.00. One I wish you to send to Bro. Pratt, the other for the Advent Review and Herald, to the Poor." We now place it to your credit on book as you desire.
H. W. Lawrence:—So far from "trespassing," we hope all our preaching brethren will act as agents.
Seth Newton:—We send Robert Chown's paper to Mt. Carroll, Carroll Co. Is this right?
L. Mann:—Mrs. J. Martin's paper was stopped by order at xi,21. The $1 is subject to your order.
S. Duncklee:—All right on book.
J. R. Goodenough:—Your paper will be continued free.
J. M. Baker:—Where is your INSTRUCTOR sent?
E. A. Kathan:—We continue your paper free.
A. M. Preston:—What is your P. O. Address?
M. Hull:—There was no money enclosed in your letter of the 12th inst.
Eli Bugbee:—Your paper is marked free.
M. W. Rathbun:—The postage on papers pre-paid at this Office is 26 cts. per year.
M. W. Hargrave:—You will find your $2.00 receipted in No. 23 of Vol. xi.
The P. O. address of F. Wheeler is Hubbardsville, Madison Co., N. Y.
The money receipted to H. G. Buck in No. 26 of Vol. xi, for A. Pratt, Wm. White, and S. S. Van Ornum should have all been receipted to A. Pratt for her REVIEW. Brethren writing to this Office on business for others should be particular to state whether they send the money and expect the paper at half price, according to our terms in such cases, or whether the money comes from the individuals for whom they write. Such matters are often left uncertain, and mistakes, of course, are likely to be the result.