We shall have 2000 copies of the present number struck off, and as many of future numbers as can be circulated where there is any prospect of their doing good. We are very anxious that the REVIEW AND HERALD should be widely circulated, and call on all the friends of the cause to aid us in its circulation.
We do not wish to send the paper where it is not read with profit; yet we had rather send it to five such, than to have one poor saint deprived of it. If the brethren in different places will have some one of their company chosen to see that it is sent to all who wish to read it, and stop it when sent to those who have no interest in it, then the paper can have a wide and judicious circulation. Let the scattered friends, who are alone, also send in the names of those they hope to benefit. Here we would state that the expense of an extra thousand copies, after the type is set, is small. We hope our list will be doubled in a few weeks.
The brethren have provided means to sustain the paper beyond our expectations. And although our expenses in moving from Saratoga Springs, and commencing the paper in this city, have been considerable, yet we are free from debt.
But it is necessary that we should obtain a quantity of paper immediately, and wish to say to those interested in the paper that we especially need help now for that purpose.