AMONG THE MISSING.
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1--WE have for long time missed from our
table several of the most valuable OF our ex-
changes-for. what reason, we know not
The South Carolina Temperance Advocate, at
Columbia, 1.-The Columbian Fountain, at
Washington, have not greeted our sight for
many month. Now If our brethern above
named are not determined to cut our acquain-
tance entirely, we should like to have them
manifest a disposition 10 keep up friendly
intercourse by sending us their interesting
sheets at least once q week. They are TOO
good TO be lost, and we cam: afford to give
them up without onr more effort" sa


The above was seen by us in the "Foun-
tain, !" an interesting paper, published al New
Haven, Conn. sE .-


We lament our apparent negligence, and,
instead or a determination to "cut acquan-
tance," we have every disposition to keep up
the most friendly intercourse. 81 We exchange
with great pleasure.-EDs sulil ua 1lt1i