A NEW SONG.
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A few weeks ago persons came into our Of
flee and inquired if we would be able to sus
tain the enterprise we have engaged in, or
whether we must cease for want of patronage.


Now the song is changed. 1t is known
that, by the blessing of HIM to whom we all
owe our being and well being, that we intend
to proceed; and persons come, saying, Please
insert this advertisement in to- morrow's Foun
tain; can see a file OF your paper, gentlemen;
let me have the papers for week back;
should like to get dozen copies ofto-days pa
per-to subscribe for the Weekly. SC. &c.


This is The way to talk. We know no such
word as fail. The community in Washington
are showing that they can and will have daily
penny paper of their own; and we say they
shall have il, and it shall not be inferior to any
other, for lack Of attention on our part, at least