A word to the Wise is sufficient.
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HNflE subscriber regrets the necessity that II campels him 10 assure all those indebted to him, that their accounts must be paid, and that this Is the last. call he can make upon the III, he hopes that no one will regard thls as mere ntlmallon that he is in want of money or that 1t Is only formal call upon them, since he IS compelled 10 assure them, that those who neglect 1t will find, that if deficient in formali. ty, Il lacks no substance. Come up and Setfie, and clear your conscience, of having helped to ruin man, by negecting to pay your little clothing bills punctnally. Profits arc small,- and he Is willing to work for small profits, if he can get cash; or is puuctually paid. He con- tlnucs his business at the old stand. where he will always be ready and willing to do any thing in his power to accommodate his old cus- toners, and will offer great inducements to all those wishing 10 pay cash.

 ROBERT BLAIR.

 Feb. 20, lsi6. 1m-I4.