’Tis the change that I wish you—may it daily increase.
“For nothing I’ve found in this vain world of trouble
Will suit Eds like having their subscription-lists double;
Not only in names, but that each one will pay
In advance for the paper, and take it away.
Now I wish you, dear sir, in all good to increase,
With plenty of readers, and money, and peace.
“Orion.”
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