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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

DREAprUI. CASE CT DrELiSG-A correspond
en-, OF the National ln,egencer, in The course OF
a timely article on Duelins, relates the following
anecdote OF facts that occurred IN cur Navy many
long Yeas ago"
Two youths had a difficulty at sea: a challenge
was sent aud declined by nld>hlpman on the eX-
alted and eunobllng ground that hslls and his pay
were not his own, but We're the fond and only
earthly hopes OF a widowed mother, who had been
reduced from sfiIGence 10 utter poverty. and who
aepended on what he could save from ins pay tor
her bread, aud on his elevation in service Tor her
happiness The bloody code OF duellGg WAS deaf
To these appeals from who had done no wrong;
while series Of provocations, never ceased until,
on entering the narbor OF -, the challenger gave
sle other the alternative 10 tightor TO be advertised
as a coward Heretofore unpr0yoked, the Young
man could WELD no farther: he accepted Inc chal-
lenq,. on conditions that the meeting be mad IN ad
Joining fields That the weapons be pistols and these
placed at the h67rts Of the tico ycuths They were
both killed. aud their remains now Test IN the
graveyard OF ST Parl's How the honor Of The
service or the interests OF the country We're con-
sul;ed bv this act can readily be answered; but
how the widowed mothers heart IVES broken, ana
where are the spiii,s of these poor youths, ony
be told by the revelations OF an eternal world
have he N pcrpetraied IN the Navy bv youths acting
on trihes, and influenced by principles, or rather "
impulses, disrepu,able destructive
While the writer would mol wantonly harrow up
afeelng il must be asked what Is the remoIse that
seconds te such an affair endure He knows not,
who they are or whether they 1--we. Il Is hoped
solemnly that they have or Will have repented be-
fore the Judgment OF God SETS final seal 10 their
tesilny.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

~ The big Ciuzen, from Porto Rico for Bos-
ton in a,cr pg 10 enter the ha,,,or Of SswLondon on
Saturday right on Back edse hut WAS got on oy
the Hevepue ,'utte- J,cS.on without daIn,ce-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

COSiIISSlON PAPER WAREhOu sE-C RUS w
LETFID no Q uTlIng Slip N.~-fork, would respectfa!
sunounc &c rha, made such extensive arrangements
ih ,brou ghoEt the and middle
,bat b, M h IN conat1nt rec.Ils of rAPEiS sdptrd
10 -yrry baach Of the trade he-e daily sdnitions ,og-thrf
;f H. t.,-rt ~ make assortment which for
rr ,d quality cannot BE- surpsssed, Acting Agent for
d. enabled offer description o Pa
-, A. IL ose,t po.,ibr price either fer cssk approved
ro,r, He -is that h offer Inducements
70 pu,chssers throughout the Untd States this
- Paper Makers .uppii-d with Rsx, Bleaching Powdrr.
Feimx Wre Cloth. alnn OIL Of VIts.o &c, SC liberal
.srr, a50 In
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

nhlyItCIiluN IU BOOKS 5.OSt.f Sc-'Ih sub
scrbe has and rseefriqg fTot is tefs2 az
~ 10 this city an as~ortInrnt of RICH'S lAPROpEU
PiTEET S.3L-iM-iEDER SAFES, embracing a Erss.
var.ty which n warrants to oe sy aae
, 10 proof qualities aad saserIoF u Other 70
.ny other Sssu1-nGtr safes r.- ~ tas eT OF ~ ms nsa
S.;ss Per,ons wishing roTure'r .r- nvfa %
!cEg hesitate " hich 20 bay. Tor ss- hT
A. g MARVIN, I35i WatsIst-ee.-
There were noo- OF Riehs Saies tae PIttssuFg IRE
The merchants there es.2 s-tite made II tt
sisv. as 1"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

G PiEECE's FIfsc Premium New Pstsnt TWO OVEN
.. RANGES. coEbinisg economy LoHseHieaes ana Da
h-s- snz-s z.e rrreat- suI<rlcf 70 AM Of
f-t Th-T i-at "a! - most impossible ior
r 70 80 for pic;es - crack so common
70 ali 0;-. R.l.es Thry have ae ;or The last ,sn
TN months every Instance gwen the utost ssti,i<e
fi .ai IA no oB- has liz propr-tor been called on
- -paIr one All Ranges pa, up D. the sus-enef ere ~
rnt- TO give sssfacoG IT they DO not they NIL oe
,at- .w.v without b- i-Ast 70 the PufctAs.r
~ ir, GEORGE Fts RCE Proprietor. ~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

JANSEN & BELL. Deaer Book. and Stationery. Law
j an School Books and B!als Baos, Will return on ne
sr oF Nay TO ihe former stand No LIZ Sa>saust. Tribune
guN n opposite The Park where they will continue To keep
complete general essorneet Of Stationery Of be b,t 9us
~ Eayinh French and American AhO, Blank Books o
erey DESCRIPTION away, hand and rnde ~ order ruled and
bound any pnefn Commercial ard Law blank. oi every
description and approved FORMS prhs % the best lni
~ of paper assortment of school Books c"nstany
on hand Printing nd binding az moderate pce- ~ y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

UlGHEsT PREMIUM T0sAcc92 c2hEKs6N hNp 5NSFFo9 slo
fsr s SPITE l4S- a.. ns tS" Of ,hsii
snuactarr which theY Of decidedly goa
ny 70 s b Ssse ae~, have su.I,inrd h,. obtained
them the ghsst premiums awarded by the American Institute
nr IN. hest ard tev hare netst
10 obtain sncs they been the business not"il
standing comptton both ~ ei.y 4ad e9uatry and
fuly than ~ the Insertion tat Their 0'Aeco ths
?urrst cheapest. and in .very way the 5-st --.,,.
excel or they be returned and the monsy refunded The
following at all time, be had at then stores OF iAe'oy'
CHEWING TOBACCO. LONG CUT.
Quarter size 3}aaHst }u,g ter. size
t.ii al, .,aT .moI ,,. hafse i.as "i 81,
Put no in bbls / bbls and boxes of various sizes,
Pound lin Cani,tes carefully for prvat' use or
'0' '"p''A' sllLD SMOKING.
h.Tt,ise E; SSa,TI 9a.Tisj r.. ,.re
Any Of - above Tobacco will be packed loose barrels
!st' !ssG'AiFARIArrl asi'f TURKISH SMOKING TOBACCO.
Quarter s 9SsH sS:s Fl ffssi iSa ''f'
auasf papers '' sStfs sSssttife e e''t and 10 ''' each
American Gentleman. in jar, r and bOtttrs
Plain Rappe-. do 90
sss;sb, si,ssfs0H DO DO DO DO and bl,d4,n
RGSAa ai + 4 IASuAGIdHEsD aS c,sead 81 M and D..
To- sole Agent N :hi' city for Aug Lrft"ich' Foof
Aces O''ha '''e'SlTED EXPORTED sEGARs
Now hand unasqans assortment Of is ho,, eaolee
brands OF taT and Pncfe Segars ssctsu WIN he
posslb!e care embracing tbs following choice bfahds;
kEGALIAs.
Prime old India Rsgslia ia VI ahd boxes
do DO I"laBy4aa. GsaI,iasaa' 30 DO % 90
L. r.di. in NJ. bo,e.; La Sorn, do La P.t-ute
So,,,g, La Norma,
L-,rsnri, Eagle.
La RIonda, l.. fo-A
~ Tor, Priacige. Of brands
Cnbrey W erus. extra fine. CongreIs sad CsnoIes.
SMALL sirLs.
4, I,dis Dam, ylrdia Old Yars. imported 1884
40 ' JOHN ANDERSON y co.
,1s 7rn No Wall and 2I] anh 2lt Doan~-street-
Z. JOHNSON.
U.sts Of WILSON x JoHS,or,l
BOOTS AND 5 II o ES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
No Ii2 Chainan-street
Directly opposite ,he Chatham Theatre,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
coLr.s PATENT REPEATING FIRE.ARgIs.

TE4i t5s L.l,est Improvement ci lSii.
THE DEPOT for the sa- ci the Colt Pistols Riffs Car
bin4 sad Eowu. Pieces mas b-eu removed from So III
Broadway No. B.rclag Broadway nntrf 'e
As;or House where general assortment Of -ze gaVfIo
iArrs = k-ct fer sa!- - reduced prices Ihey also can
Wrsce!I Broadway Alu1ay. Lyman +. knows; Delhl
Delaware Co y T. Hyde < 60 ldceh, Aad H. r Baidwla
% I.x.ieaHs r,yA or. pc. Pistols al from SO 10
c2S zach H. I c.se F-nts Oreat nposiu0ns AZ.
racjcec pon th- ra3c r-gr-e6Eg and selling tr sr
kn syolrnz s!y-baET~ P1t1I 20. Colts hrfaHs
Pistol which arxlo ID s-c 20 be suor IN ever respect
az ot,f Piso! manufactured II ts Country or EufoF-
h EEpsror Of Russia Emperor 0i Austria ibe in. OF
Prussi. Paee JoiEsill- ol laee The lanin o 3ius-
a,sil 1g- n-n aad SAX th= n.ghrs terms oi tneIn
The Trrsn ar-ny ard Navy sGrpi-t with n~i and ne
: S4yy h. BEEN supplied wiki them 10 some .ri>rt 2ad
h- Offers gIT-. ;f t.yyrA5t. stlrt c colts e-
1-a,i1z Fire-Ar..s. JOHN EHLEhS, Be-cIsy-stEe-t
apzl 2rneoc-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
All-rf.aIinr B,isnm.

Au-sfeoiihT BPiSnin.
Your friends If they know Of any thing that WI 50
a-rIy long and tedious Cough EssIng OF Blood
b. nus DySIspc Consumption, H0afsen,ss, influenza
,,i y2q eeaSo he,- never ~ has Frn remedy nitro
nrd public which has brn productive OF SO much
good "a 50 short A5,T6S SEQ sNG s cREs &C i%o"
W,i fn thr celebrated Blston cracker baker % Sas,ap
;ats thar his wiiy has been ae,eG Sa ml,h
'na for 90 saI' 7pd could not fad perm L1iis lf"h
produce induced tf ih -rei, remedy. Sh- !" no"
-4sig His Jiu.hf who suffering from the sal
dlelse .s II and vas also cured by I, 9f. pond !, now
in and attend her usual duties through the dly without
.nv .naoyarce from her distressni malady
HE>RY JArRsoN, 18th street neaG the Caihol'S
come 10 The store ior The p4fp9'g oi 9o',.rS c o"re " m
30 yrars exhausted hts rival that he could
not ,prsk He purchased bottle ard role home Four day,
ft,r distance Of over two -s trll OF the wonderful
which he had experienced from using about one nall oil
one ''''''cj CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS .,n.
M Cosf9sr .5 Whit St s 50 io N ,as q3 ?, Df
oT Of his recovery lie was I-fsnadyf 70 ~
The Qlo9aoHi4n and 70 h a1r It pa 50 .f MN 70
Esi and George " Hays ~ all bear testimony from
Kt7'sdE N C'a'aH sPiTTI&G III sc iBliI4651oD
Mrs THoUEoUKN. - Moarc~ st. who he'd been troubled
fo srga; uS of ime b cough and F3lted 9asnii
and declares i; ths sr~stest remedy 10 ths world
DESNf, hELLr % - ai-gsi. also reeyed' from the
SAN. compliant although h was very much reduced -n he
commenced taking it, having under the Of his phy;l
cisn uring tie past Ahough he coushed eonstandy
and was very much troubled with night TWO bottles Of
he remedy enabled Inn to al. daily work lie
entirely r-li-y-d ~
formerly o Newark y J.. iI-pry Lisbon e9 RNigSton't
nd NUMEROUS other lgsoES have b-n speedily and perf
- crr-d of IN. are compt4 b. IN. remedy
THE. ARRAY OF NAMES
winch could b. Poduc- Etsons who have used TINS sr-at
,-.s,v wos,I more haa All cClgmE Amoas th- number
~, ~ permitted 20 f-fsrto 4 " Bnrs-r 02 Barciaystfs
Mr. " sou o.. Hoook,n; Mrs Bell Of AO:rlstorn y J.,
ss, p-yo ~! Rrae-Stfe-t. rs SlcCatfIe- " At;of.
ery-s;rret smith 92 a avenue: p. " IN Il Attf-s o!
his city and v RS. Archibald, 3 Wnits.s;E-et
B. rot deceived VITA Other remedy when you WISE 70
purchase this that Cigrrs OlosaoGI.n or Ali
haliEz Balsam sold oaly 10 <4sau-.trr-t ons door
,boye Ann AZ HAYS gltog-.tr-si Brooklyn and a.
ginpson's Williamsburg. al2jm'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
The Teu-Hour system.

LFor The risht understanding OF the following
jsu d eprTt, Is Prope-to state that ST order has
lately been issued to he seye.al Executive Depart
ments under the sign manual OF the President Tor
In rcviyal and enforcement upon the cIrrs IN tl-
public Offices of what IS Familiarity called the ten-
hour system lNa'. ih'7.-iseice3'
Nessr=. EorroRs-The within repoT; was picked
up in the grounds nca: The Prssidenis House: Pui
il In corner oil the National icie.isencer ior the
delegation of the Democracy. PrIn- It or am
niiiy il. or do both or neither Return Il, II OBJ
iection Is made, 70 your friend OF The Cub.
TnnnY.Sr.cK N " AITINe.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
ASK THE SUFFERER
FROM
ASTHMA

ASK THE SUFFERER
ASTHMA
,ciGt has relicrcd him u, such snort TINS from has
difficulty of breathing, Cough and SuGocation!
He lriN teA yor. il ,Uqs : F6ig0's OioSao-
aiq,,, or All Ifq!inS Baisdm.'' AsE
Lie Conspmytire tchat has GilGyed
has Cougt Icmoucd the Pam
III his Side and Chest,
checked ms night siceats
ami liaced t1erosc
ofheaiidup0n
his cheek
and he rriH tell you
FOLGER'S OLOSAOSfAS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

COLAR LAMPS &e.-... q ;, l.E.nil.l,f, Do--fy.
= Grand Esstsr :rets have .!nsys oa hssa
. h.sCxntne assortm=3t ef SOLAR and HALL LaSfo.
OiKANDOLEs. &c WHICH aIr waTTazIed 10 se IN all re-
spe u esu., % .ny soG $. m n C5ty r.,rEyN and
BRITANNIA WAR;, TABLE CUTLERY. Se 90 10"
prices wholslals and retail 80 I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

IV1\ l--SIIasll,.i, A. e,iy CoastTy SS t~S cs
w rstasie Yoaag womea. cos q do thas es~"iH, .ee
ys.te ,sd l,-nx ne other Nsrse and SeaHstfrs,-
H y.ry 49, cts rricfcne he g'Sg P'f1sr
\, .e.f f,-4r.>.-.t ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

ITARDyyARE AND DCUTLERY-sTAIRk ROD DEPOT.
f1-WAGTER VI. SMITH, PattstTe onss fof sale at
lowest market Dflces
JOcks Bnlts. Hinges Screws. Flles
Fine rose bend snd GrIin,' II iof'e Mails.
Frying Pans, Sad Irons, Traess, Augers
'rabie and pocks. Cutlery. Scissors, Razor,
Ivory handled Knives and Forks, 10 tetts bl pa.
Ao pn and bruss STAR Rods, Of all snyth. nod Widths
toef with general assortment oi imported Hardware.
a& Iys
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

!, +-Sr-t-IADIE NQI NJ "UAAS wants sl.us
IS chae,,n,id ,ad gs'tsr or 70 ass..t W 80
fr m n. a. sitUssoa fsSse 10 apply AZ no
i-I
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
THE TRIBUNE.
LETTERS FROM HAVANA. :. III,

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Havana-0ld and New -Women-Carriage
Negroes-Lounging Places, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

DISsOLU TON OF CO-PARTNER> >Hir-The Co
ssr,psrshin heretofore -,srg under itr n OF Croins
- ''t's' = ~ JOHN CEOLTUS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

Z. JOHNSON.
U.at. Of WILSON JoHS,or,l
BOOTS A \ d ;.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
No I32 Chalham-street
Directly opposite the Chatham Theatre,
.2s g. code New ork
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
BOARD.

BOARD WANTEO--1 sTr- Young Men wish 10 obtains
Dhr;- furnished aud bedroom sdloisins with
breakfast aud aud dinner Sundavs IN private fsTJ
or select bos the vicinity OF Broadway betne,u
Leonard ,nd arstun street AddvsS w l. y othee oi The
t.Npr-sS. wi'h .crtor md terrS. ao "
ID JNt.ut\t,A gentleman nd 's W." a"a 'iese svs
board . 30 Murray Az IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
WANTED.

,Y-,NrrD-Bya re,pxe,,sle fouEs Woman 4 nsa,tioa
w a Saa iea 10 he sac wsss.as q
,lo.e Or cook ia saalI finally or DO senss acofv
M sHasit tAfsity- S'O"d Nts' ,A0
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

DONRU ON LONG iSLhNUm swiyate hm'iy.--lhe
Dadverst would be happy accommodate iwo or tnr'c
gentlemen lrd heir wives with board for or months me
location pleasant sud heshiu about - nisa nom
Roo. on the stage Con-y Island For iaherpsr-
p'LI,' ''' a9a 3te
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

DOAlIp.-t,rutrrl apartment, IA bIoomr-strer
ID sthn two blocks OF Broadway let with Board 10
mIp. or single gentlemen References required Call AT
~, u,,,,r.' -, Notth side 80 w
The Columbian fountain., 1845-11-04
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

public meeting of this Order and of the Or
der of the United Brothers of Temperance, was
held on Thursday evening of last week, by invita-
tion of EauAT DIVISION, No. 6, at the Methodist
Church on Massachusetts Avenue. Harmony Di-
vision, Of Alexandria, and Potomac, of George
town, participated in the exercises of the evening
Brethren from the different Divisions of the Sons
and Associations Of Brothers of Temperance Of the
City, including the G. w. p, officers and mem
bers Of the GRAND DsIoN clothed in the regalia of
their respective Orders, met and formed at the
Hall of the Sons of Temperance, on c street,
whence, accompanied by an excellent hand of mu-
sic, they marched, in procession, to the church
The exercises were commenced by prayer by
Rev. s. Tuston, after which the w. P. of Equal
&C. Bishop,) introduced to the audience, brother
Davy, of Alexandra, who delivered very ami
mated and excellent address. He was followed by
Rev. Mr.. Miller of Texas, Rev. s. Tuston and
bro. Sneibly, W. P. Of Pledge Division, Hagers-
town, Md. Brother Tuston made feeling appeal
to the sympathies of the meeting in behalf of the
Female Orphans Asylum, many of the children
being present. Fifteen dollars were collected.
Brother Sneibly related several anecdotes in a
most felcitous STYLE His delineation Of the un-
happy sufferer, afflicted with that most horrible of
diseases-deiirium tremen,, was given with faith
funess wich could not fail to impress the minds of
his hearers with conviction Of the unutterable
wretchedness and wo which the habit of intemper-
ance IS sure to entail upon its victim.
Equal Division Ito which by the by the public
are indebted for the evenings ENTERTAINMENT was
instituted some three four months ago, with only
hiteen members. She now numbers over forty, and
nightly increasing in strength, and usefulness.
We embrace the present opportunity to express
our disapprobation of the course pursued by por-
non Of the audience (boys we presume) who, al
tnough requested to desist, persisted in annoying
tne speakers by their uproarous style of express
ing appreciation. They should have remembered
that they were in church and not in a theatre
although truth is sometimes stranger than fiction.
ruollc meetings Of this description, must, we
think, exert highly beneficial influence upon So
ciety, the more especially, when, as in the present
instance, the ladies (who are after all, most inter
ested in the promotion Of Temperance principles
because they are the greatest sufferers from ptem
pcrsncc) enhance by their presence, the interest
Of the scene. friend asks, "when doe. CRYSTAL
Foupt intend TO invite the brethren to a similar
NSaGr
The Columbian fountain., 1845-11-04
WHAT'S I'm A NAME2

Pompey, Caesar, and Scipio, are quite ia
miliar names among dogs and niggers We
have never heard of a dog called after the
honoured name of Washington-but we are
of the opinion, that there are " individuals y
among the canine species, who would honor
the name as much as a certain GEORGE
WASHINGTON Dickson, author of hoax
called "GoUGHs' CONFESSION" in which
an attempt is made to cast ridicule upon the
Temperance cause. This " individual " is a
most persevering seeker after notoriety, and
it is fact, that in every thing he has under
taken, he has succeeded in rendering him
self notorious. Shakespeare says
"Come what come may
The cat will new, and dog will have his day."
The Columbian fountain., 1845-11-04
For the Columbian Fountain.

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"
The Columbian fountain., 1845-11-04
TO THE PUBLIC.

III IHE IUbLIC.
The COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN, in this, the
first number, makes an appeal to the public,
to which, no doubt, favorable response will
be given. II is to be published three times
a week, for twelve months, Cat any rate
and we have no doubt that it will continue,
for many years, journal of interest to the
community, and profit TO the cause of which
il is intended to be the advocate. The con-
troll of its columns will be in the hands of a
committee who are appointed by delega-
ton from each Temperance association in the
District of Columbia. The contributors will
be men of ability from every section of our
country who feel an interest in the great
cause of Temperance, which is rising and
advancing to bless our world. To such we
make this, our appeal, for early and constant
contributions, to be directed to the CoLUM-
BIAN FOUNTAIN, Washington City, d. C.
We wish them also to obtain as many sub
scribers as they can, and send their names
and the direction of their papers, with the
amount of their subscriptions. Where one
hundred copies are sent to one address and
the money paid, there will be deduction of
one-third from the subscription price. We
appeal to the whole moral community to
sustain this paper by receiving and paying
for it, and by advertising in its columns. The
terms of advertising will be very moderate
The circulation will be greater in the District
than that of any other paper. twill contain
all the important news, and be source of
general information. 1t will be free from all
sectarian and political matter, farther than the
publication of such facts as may be Of gen
eral information and interest in word, it
is to be conducted on such principles as to
meet the approval of the whole community
for while it will maintain an uncomprom-
ising war with all intempcrance, it will still
treat its subjects with kindness, and not abuse
going upon the ground that the cause we
advocate can be sustained and advanced by
arguments addressed to the reason and in
telligence of men, and that it is only ncces-
sary for us to have access to the understand
ing, to convince every one that the use Of
all Intoxicating drinks as beverage is hurt
ful; and that community should discourage,
by all rational means, the use and traffic in
an article that has, and still is, doing so much
evil. The profits arising from this paper are
to be applied to the erection of the Temper
ance Hall, the foundation of which is already
laid, and is only retarded for want of funds.
The committee receive no pay for their SER
vices. They devote their time and talents for
the good Of the cause. 1t is confidently ex-
pected that like spirit will actuate the COM
munity, and thus cause the Columbian Foun-
tain long and successfully to transmit its heal
ing and preserving waters throughout our
happy land.
The Columbian fountain., 1845-11-04

A habitual Aattcrer, rarely proves true
riend.