L. Carpenter:—Where are the papers for J. Tollman, J. Green, J. H. Green, and J. Slawson now sent? In sending money to be credited on our books, and in changing the P. O. address of any one, it is very necessary to state where they have been receiving their papers, as it will save us much time in searching them up.
M. J. Bartlett:—Where is your paper now sent?
F. Wheeler:—The money is received. Thank you for advancing it. When you order Tracts, please state the number of each kind you want.
J. B. Frisbie:—We design to bind our Tracts [when four more are completed] in two volumes; those on the Sabbath and Law of God, in one, and those on other subjects in the other. Both will contain about 1000 pages. These volumes neatly and firmly bound can be afforded for $1. We hope to complete them by the first of March; and will then send you a copy for the money sent.
J. M. Stephenson:—Sent you a box of books to Milton by express 23d ult. The money and draft received. Will do as you request. When you order Books, please state the proportion of the kinds desired.
D. P. Hall:—Sent you letters to Meadville. Received draft from F. Hall, Eldorado.
J. J. Bostwick:—We will send Review to H. T., Bedford, Monroe Co., Mich. Is this correct?
Wm. S. Ingraham:—We send a box of Books to Elmira, N. Y., for you.
A. Luce:—The One Hundred Dollars to send Books to Wisconsin are made up. How shall we appropriate your money?
E. Temple:—In giving the address of Sr. D., you did not give the State.
J. R. Towle:—When the churches in Vt. are satisfied, I certainly am.
J. Bates:—The draft from Bro. Smith is received.
To those who have sent in money ordering some of both works, the Atonement and the Mortality of man, we have now sent the work on the Atonement and will send the other as soon as completed.
To those who have recently ordered Bro. Loughborough's Tract treating upon the Two-horned Beast, we are sorry to say that the edition is exhausted; but Bro. J. N. Andrews is preparing a work on Rev. xiii and xiv, which we hope will be completed, printed, and ready for delivery in six or eight weeks. If another edition of Bro. Loughborough's work is called for, we will furnish it immediately.
We would say to those who are ordering Bro. Hall's work on Immortality, that it will probably be ready for delivery in four or five weeks. The printers design to keep close to the Author, who is rapidly preparing the work for the press.