For the Columbian Fountain.
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X. Good morning ncighbor w. Is it a fact
that we are to have new Temperance pa
paper?


W. 1t is neighbor, and wish you to ex-
crt all the influence you possess to promote
Its success. Encourage it yourself, and in
duce others to do SO. ] tell you there will
be no mistake about it.


x. will do so; nevertheless, doubt its
success. There have been so many failures
in this city that ! have lost all confidence in
them. They come into existence, flourish
a short time, and then go out as naturally
and unconcernedly, as though they had ac-
complished their mission, defeated King AL
cohol, and driven him from our shores for
ever.


w. It is true, there have been failures. but
/ anticipate no such result in the present in
stance. This paper is got up upon plan
entirely different from any that has preceded
it. The publishers have pledged themselves
to continue the publication one year, trusting
for its after support to the public spirit Of the
citizens Of the District; their known liberal
ity, and the acknowledged necessity fol
such publication as vehicle for the dis
semination Of useful information; as cheap
advertising medium, and an advocate Of the
cause Of Temperance, which is emphatically
the peoples cause" the cause Of all man
kind"