{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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as We present the first number Of the
daily Fountain to its readers this morning.
We are conscious that many imperiections
will be discovered, but we deemed il best
to commence the issue Of the daily without
loss Of time, trusting to the kindness OF a
generous public to overlook our present de-
iects, in anticipation of the improvement we
shall make in the future. We are busily en-
gagged in putting up our presses and arrang-
ing our new office, which, when completed,
will enable us TO compete with any or all OF
our contemporaries. Our exchange list is I'M
perfect and meagre; we have taken meas
ures to remedy this defect, and to surmount,
in due time, all other obstacles. Till then,
we throw ourselves upon liberal public,
trusting that they will take the will for the
deed, and wait patiently the accomplishment
Of our plans.