The Good Subscrtber.-sAG Good SUD- scrlber' is one who pays promptly, and does what he conveniently ca4 to ad- vance the interest of the paper ne taxes. The first he will do from scIl-Iuterest, for, fine pays his printer once yearhe saves himself the modification ol acuH. and at the same time enables the man of the type to devote his time and ta- Tents 10 the concerns oi his office, in- stead of borrowing money, writing duns and fretting and scolding about hard times, to the unavoidable neglect of his more appropriate duties. lie will also consult his.own interest, pleasure and profit, by using his influence to extend the circulatioa of his iavourite paper a. mohs his neighbours and by promoting its success in various other ways. By doing this, he enables his printer to make useful and permanent improve ments in his weekly sheet, which he could not do with stinted circulation and it's embarrassments. This is slight and hasty portraiture of " a good sub scriber," and it gives us pleasure to say that We have many such, whom we shall ever hold in grateful remembrance.

 Vt. Repu5hcon.