{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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We give in this number, several interesting
communicatscns, which, we hope, will be very
acceptable to our readers. We trouble our
readers wday with but very little of our own.
we say, to "A LOCKER on in Venice" we are
not acquainted with "that genteely dressed
person." to whom he alludes. "A LOCKER on
IN Venice has our consent to attend to all
such cases We hope, however, that we
shall, BY the spread Of our Fountain, soon be
able SO to change the manners and customs Of
the people that he will not have need to make
such enquiry or make such complaints. Till
then, he will please keep sharp lock on,
and give US the result Of his observations.