INHABITANTS OF THE DISTRICT.
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We say to you, 1--WE are glad to say it,)
the Fountain is being circulated freely
About 800 have subscribed since the issue
of No. 3, and are coming in hourly. We
wish it to be placed in the hands of every
family-and not only so, we wish our
friends to do all in their power to aid us in
this laudable undertaking. 1t will hurt no
one, but benefit many. 1t will be, we are
confident, circulated to a greater extent
than any other paper printed in the District,
and will, therefore, be interesting and advan-
tageous to business men in circulating their
advertisements. We hope they will not fail
to encourage it. The profits are to be ap-
piled to the erection Of the Temperance
Hall-bear this in mind. Some have said,
"The paper will soon 60 down do not
try to put it down. This we say--the men
who have it in hand are patriots-they are
lovers Of mankind-they will not let it 60
down. Again. The District has need Of
such paper. The community have too much
virtue and benevolence to let it go down
We have already, short as the time has been,
evidence, in the hundreds that take it, that il
will not 90 down, but continue long to
send forth invitation to the brightand spark
ling waters.