TO THE PUBLIC.
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We are now, we think, somewhat improv-
ing the appearance Of our paper We hope
still to make further Improvements, such as
will be visible to every candid and careful OBJ
server.


With regard to the character Of the FOun
tain, in reference 10 the matter, we believe no
one can seriously object. @se


As TO the utility Of such paper in the Dis
trict, NO one can for a moment doubt. With
these facts before us, what then, is the duty,
and interest Of every good citizen Why Ger
tainly 10 encourage the circulaton--to adver.
tise in It's columns, and in fact, to feel and &C,
in reference to it, as though they had a personal
interest in its prosperity. In short,ime we ex-
pect to be located at the corner Of Second
street and Penn, avenue, Immediately opposite
the Rail Road Office, where every one coming
into, or going out Of the city. by way of the
Rail Road, can have excess to us. We have
had very many difficulties to contend with
thus far, and with much less sympathy than
we have thought, should have been felt for us,
under all the circumstances. (In this, how
ever, we have been mistakenly But thanks to
. kind Providence, and also to our kind friends,
We live and expect still to live and flourish
There appears to be . bright day Of hope ris-
ing advancing which at this time gives Us
goed cheer. aa