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Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Apr 3, 1855

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 6, No. 26.

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Mary E. Haskell.—We have received your letter of Feb 27th. The names for the INSTRUCTOR were then entered on our books, and the papers sent. The books ordered were also sent, addressed to S. N. H., Princeton, Mass., as you directed. The REVIEW and INSTRUCTOR have been sent regularly to Hubbardston. Why they have not been received is more than we can tell. We now send the back numbers. The books you now order we send to Princeton, Mass., with the exception of "Conversation on the Sabbath Question," of which we have none on hand.
S. Burdick.—We received a letter about the first of March, containing $5, three for Bro. Andrews, and two for the paper. There was no name given, and we receipted it in No. 24 to "Anonymous." Doubtless that was the letter you refer to.
M. Brown—You will find answers to your questions in the REVIEW, Vol. V, No 22, in the article headed, "The Review"
Will Bro. Sperry give us the name of the brother at Plattsburg who gave him $1 for REVIEW. Bro. Byington has lost the name.
L. Richmond—You will find your first payment for L. S. McClure's paper receipted in Vol VI, No 1.
Wm. L. Camp—The P. O. Address of Bro. Wm. S. Ingraham is Ulyssess, Potter Co., Pa.
☞ Will the person who sent us the name of Deborah McCollins for the REVIEW, please give us again her P. O. Address.