{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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MEssns. EDITORS: WHY, what's the mat


ter2 There certainly must have been great
turning and overurnng in your office lately
For the last few days have hardly known
what TO make of the Fountain. IL seems to haze
burst forth ancw. Its appearance is so much
improved-its spirits seem SO enlivened-such
an air Of animation has been thrown around it.
What is the meaning of all this hope, at
any rate, it augurs well. 1t cannot be that,
like the dying swan, its tone is SO much sweet
ened because it is about to expire. But, be the
cause what it may, one thing am sure of-a
sudden, and most agreeable change has come
over our little favorite. Should it continue to
improve at the same rate, it cannot be long be-
fore its tens of friends will become hundreds,
and its hundreds will be multiplied to thou
sands. PEEP.