{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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POVERTY AND CRIME.--In a certain place
in this city examined by the waichmen on
Sabbath night, was presented most tppall-
ing and degrading scene--a man and his
wife sitting round a stove with no fire, two
children in dirty bed Up stairs gentle
looking youth, about nineteen year of age,
with we forbear to say who They
were taken to the watch-house, male to pay
fine, and discharged. We saw ne youth
and learned his name--took cler view of
him. What a pity! 0, our city, How
much it needs temperance-hoy much it
needs virtuous precept- virtuoB example.