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Handling Letters and Book Orders

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Publishing Committee · Saratoga Springs, N. Y. · Nov 25, 1851

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 2, No. 7.

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Handling Letters and Book Orders

By Editor

While we have been from home, many letters have been received, some requiring an answer, and many orders for books and papers. We are not able to give them that attention they deserve for want of time. We will do the best we can, and if we pass over anything of importance the friends must write again. If correspondents wish to save us much time and perplexity, and have their orders attended to correctly, they should put that which relates to business matters on a sheet, or a portion of the sheet, by itself.