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nal which is read by every body for the circulation Of
your advertisements among the people, and we pro-
mise you to carry out faithfully and carefully your
directions in regard to the page on which you wish
them inserted. You have no one medium Of COM
municaton now with the whole public. We pro-
pose to be that vehicle.


The Daily FOUNTAIN has just begun to run the
race set before it and is already the avorte with every
reader We shall not relax our exertion but strain
every nerve to make it more and more acceptable to
every man and woman in the community. Send in
your advertisements at once. Every one you give
us, gives impetus to our journal and secures to it
new readers and new advertisers.


In point OF general interest we intend the DAILY
FOUNTAIN shall not be inferior to any newspaper in
the country. On the first of December we shall en-
large our sheet by making il one column wider and
soon as the interests Of our readers and advertisers
demand it we will print it on entirely new type-
You had last week an imperfect indication Of the
manner IN which the reading portion Of the FouN-
TAIN Is to be sustained, but this is only the begin
ming of things. II takes little time to perfectly or
gsnze an Office for general newspaper. but come
on with your advertisements and we shall be the
sooner able to complete our arrangements. All fa-
vors viii be thankfully received at the Fountain
Book Store, Fountain Buildings" or by the hands
of our agents Messrs e. G. Tucker and Charles w.
Fenton, who are duly authorized to solicit subscrip
tons and advertisements. .,.t.


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How Mn WRIeHr LOOKS. The public will
doubtless be delighted with the following piece Of
gratifying intelligence from an Albany letter writer
who says: r.s .}o. sasssp


Il had the pleasure Of seeing Mr.. Wright thi
morning al the executive chamber; he looked great
for he is mighty man." -R etH


oaAmPudia was oace drayman in the streets o
Havana foil six feet high given to corpulcncy, and
has little black eyes,