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Absolute necessity com2els us, once
more, and we hope for the last time,
to say word to those of our subscribers
who are indebted to us for the Telegraph,
or for adyertizing. We have already allu-
ded to this subject before but to our regret j,
and serious damage, those kind and timely
hints have, in the great majority of cases,
been entirely unleeded


Now, we suppose, every one Of our sub
scribers and advcrtizing patrons, are we'll
wIshers to our paper, in as much, rs we
advocate the cause of truth and Justice, or
in other words--the cause of tho whole
people, and not the wishes of the ''oilicc-
holders" IL must then appear very evil
dent to these our particular friends, that
we cannot sustain the Telegraph unless,
they will sustain us


We therefore trust that all rho o;ve as
for the paper, for Job-wotk, or for adverti-
zirg, will Immediately forward us the
amount, or at least send us part. Al this
time we need several hundred dollars very
much, and if those Nho owe us, will only
do their duty, we shall have it.


We here express our thanks to those who
have, like gentlemen and true wings, paid
their fare. May long life and happiness
attend them !


Those indebted to us will please pay up
immediately