We must have Money.
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We dislike exceedingly TO dun our subscr'
bers, but we much more dislike 10 be dunned by
oul nelghbors when We have not the wherewith
to pay their demands.


lis purelv unjust. not to say dishonest, for
nm individual to write to the publisher Of a news
paper--"Pisase send your roy valuable Jour
nal 10 my address, ! do mol knOw your 'roet
price, or woaid send you The money, but 1t
shall be forthcoming in short lime, e,'--recelye
the paper for years, call himself a patron, and
never pay iag'hing Tor il. When the sum a.
mounts to $l0or $40, the publisher regrets TO
loose 1t or to bring suit upon 1t, still expecting
payment. But in Justice TO ourselves we must say
10 our DISTANT SUBSCRIBERS that after the
lst of February next, we shall feel ourselves
compelled to bring sut ndlscrnnaIeIy against
nil persons who owe lol the Democrat, for n
longer time than one year. Meanwhile, we hold
out this inducemont, altho,' our terms are So af.
ter the close ofa year, any OF our subscribers
who will pay up before the first OF February
shall be accredited ut the rate Of five dollars per
annum. Many of our subscribers have recently
paid up their aIrearages. They have our warm
est thanks. The sums of money placed oppo-
lite our subscribers names, markeo &, TN
would absolutely make US rich. Our friends
here, and elsewhere, also owe rs lot work done
about our la,e ei, cion they ought TO pay us wI'h
out being asked forl We need the money to buy
paper, INK, and thousand other things.