{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The ErFEcTs.--A young man from Frederick,
was brought before Justice Smith. He was in al an
extreme state Of intoxica!ion The night before he
was taken 10 the watch house. where, in the absence
of reason, he made desperate attempt to tear up
the bench which had been assigned him for his bed.
But what to do in the presence Of the magistrate be
died In body; SO he allowed reasonable time 10
recover his sobriety. The moment came, when he
gave security, paid the fine, and slipped around the
corner, heartily ashamed Of his antic proceed-
ings sasos EN- .lagg Ay433 riall ta tat


Drunkenness blinds man, and il is sobriety that
opsas his eyes to his true condition.. FB