For the Columbian Fountain.
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GENTLEMEN The first and second
numbers of "The Columbian Fountain,"
| have duly received. They have been
examined with some degree of care by
myself and family, and all of us agree IN
pronouncing them useful and interesting.
And although the time allowed you" to
.get up" your paper appears to shave been
considerably less than was anticipated" the
two numbers issued bear upon them the I'M
press of degree Of energy, which, If main
tained, must render the undertaking Of great
use to the cause Of Temperance.


will, whenever in my power, most
cheerfully respond to your kind invitation
to "write or select something for you" We
have often toiled together in other fields OF
labor, and have partaken Of those consola-
tons which result from a consciousness OF