Business Department by Editor

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 15, 1860

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 15, No. 17.

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Business Department.

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Business Notes.

S. Brigham: Your paper is paid up to xv, 1, but not through it. The late bills are made to xvi, 1.

M. E. Cornell: We have the names all down as you give them.

A. Thayer: You are correct. We make it right on book.

W. Wetherbee: The hymn you send was published in the Review some time since.

M. E. Lockwood: The paper for Mrs. E. C. Bush now goes to Highland, Oak. Co. Does she want it changed to Spring Mills?

R. J. Lawrence: Your letter is received; but Bro. White is now absent.

S. A. Snyder: We put $1.50 of your remittance on Review to bring you even with the volume, and apply the remaining 15 cts. on "Samaritan." Trust this will be satisfactory.

Mrs. A. Egbert: You will find your money receipted in Review No. 11, Vol. xv. We send it for $1 a year.

J. H. W.: The edition of "G. Samaritan" No. 3, was exhausted before we got through the list. This is why some did not receive it.

F. Wheeler: We mark B. S.'s paper as you suggest to Vol. xvi, 1.

F. M. Palmiter: The 64 cts. for Jos. Palmiter you will find receipted in No. 7 present volume.

L. M. Foster: What is the P. O. Address of E. C. Foster and H. Staunton?

I. C. Vaughan: The brethren will find their money receipted in "Good Samaritan" No. 4. We send two Saints' Inheritance.

G. M. Burnett: The paper has been regularly sent to S. O. Hitchcock, Ashfield, Mass. We send again from No. 7. The papers are probably intercepted. You had better look into the matter.

J. Hall: Your remittance pays up J. F.'s paper till the time it was stopped, and carries your subscription to xvi, 4. The paper does not go to J. L.