p. 8 | To Correspondents by Editor

Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Jan 24, 1854

To Correspondents.

By Editor

1. In writing to this Office, let everything of a business nature be put on a part of the sheet by itself, or on a separate sheet, so as not to be mixed up with other matters.

2. Be careful to write all names of persons and places, plainly and distinctly.

3. In all cases give the name of the Post Office, County and State. When a Town or Village is called by one name, and the Post Office by another, be sure to give the name of the Post Office.

4. When the direction of a paper is to be changed, do not forget to name the Office to which it has been sent.

5. Let everything be stated explicitly, and in as few words as will express the writer's meaning.

6. In writing texts of scripture, be sure to copy from the Bible correctly. It is no small sin to carelessly mangle the Word of God, as some do.

If the above directions are complied with, we shall be saved much time and perplexity, and be less liable to mistakes in transacting the business of the Office.

Many thanks to dear friends at Bedford and Jackson, Mich., for the box of dried fruit, &c., received the 20th by the kindness of Bro. Lane.

We have Bro. E. Everts' Review of the New Time, and our article, headed "My Lord delayeth his coming," in the last REVIEW, in a Tract of 16 pages.