THECOLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN

SATURDAY MORNING. NOV. %, ls45.
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GIVE shall, for the present. lei the deal
e,s in articles Of intox cation rest, and give
them time to read, reject, and answe', !
they please, what has already appeared Il
our columns. Thereafte-, as promised II
our las, we will notice other excuses. J
will be well, in the meantime, to notice the
persons who are in the habit of using them
either moderately or to excess; but this, too.
we will defer for the present. The friends
Of our cause and the public will bc pleased
to know that the Fountain is taken and read
by large number Of the inhabitants Of the
District, and othe- places; and that, SO ia'
as we are advised, the paper has been wei
received, and orr coarse approved we
shall continue or labor OF love, and en-
teayor to meet the wishes OF the people
and accomplish the important objects con-
templatsd in its production. Let our friends
do all they can to increase our list Of sub
scribers in and out of the District. Let the
business men hand in their advertisements
they will certainly have wide circulation.


