{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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We have had several fine days in success
sion; and..the avenue has presented quite a gay
appearance. All is life and activity. Every
one seems to be enjoying himself in his own
plans Of future life. We see few serious
faces among the crowd, but generally trouble
appears to have but little place among our ci-
tizens. This is emphaticaly a'gay city; per
much virtue after all; and we trust the Metro
polls is improving not less in this respect than
in others. The Fountain sends out good in
fuence, but it is not the only paper in our city
that is doing the same. The press here is well
sustained. We wish to do as much as any
of our contemporaries, in the promotion ofso-
briefly and good order.