NOTICES OF THE FOUNTAIN.
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Although we have just reasons Tor complaint
on account of the manner in which some pa
pers have sighted our little sheet, we must not
neglect to say, that others, OF our editorial bre-
thren, have been particularly attentive to us.
A new periodical owes much to these kind
notices. and we shall, in all the future, place
the names of those editors who have thus aid
ed US, on the catalogue Of our friends Why,
SO many papers have received (and some even
quoted from, the Fountain, and left us unno.
tced, Is unaccountaple TO us, unless, upon the
ground of sel6shness or of opposition to the
cause we advocate. We are aware that the
stand we have taken is rather too religious for
some, and their praises we never expected; but
we did suppose that every print, protesting de-
sires to advance piety among the people, would
hail, with no common expressions of joy, the
establishment of an independent, moral, penny
press, in the city of Washington.


Among those who have very recently motto
ed our sheet in the highest terms Of approba
tlon, we would mention, particularly, the Bos
ton Sun, Baltimore Methodist Protestant, anc
Port Tobacco Times the first, calls the Foun
tain " a well-conducted journal - the second
:" capital temperance paper;' and the opinion
of the last, may be gathered from these words
" We would recommend this paper to our tenn
perance friends throughout the country.


Thank ye, kind brethren. We will still en-
deavor to merit your friendship. and shall dc
what we can to benefit all around us.