THE PRINTERS soLILOoUY.
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lis sirange, 'tis iGost prodigions strange, That our subscribers are so careless grown In paying their arrears They cannot think That we alone who publish to the world News from all nations, and delight to spread Useful instruction through our spacious land, Can meanwhile live on air Iris flesh and blood

 That works the press and turns the blackened sheet Well stored and ready for their eager eyes This flesh and blood must be recruited olt As we'll as theirs, or else the press must stop, This calls for cash, And then how many reasns Ofpaper are struck o!f, and scattered wide For which no length of credit w, be givcn- if given al all- besides the type and jhk. And many things repaired by those who print. For which our money must be snswerabie. O that our readers would coGsider this An while they Iaughinsly look oui pages o'er, And gather information from its coIumns-- "Do owe for one, two, three, or taar Years past, the printer, who supplies me ~ith This sheet," And O. that he would add, 1 r'iH go, erfn noir, and poy kia So should we Well pleased. reeeive-and with ighf heart pursue Our useiu! toisWhiie conscience would applaud Their conduct. and give relish to tie zcst We may pTe"are. Come then, good iFicnd, and

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