COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.

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y Tax BxRBER's MiNT STIcK. An old lady
in an adjulning county, recently made vls',
TO thus ci,y. She had been raised within day g
travel Of Nashville. bul had never seen our city
before this visit. She was greatly, astonished
at the number Of houses, the stirring popula-
ton, and the many rare sights which met her
eyes. Passing down Deadrick street, she saw
Barber's pole, and inquired; ""


"ls that candy shop2" ts hff'


mo-" said her companion.


q "Well L thought IL was, seeing that great
stick of candy at the door. Nashville paper