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stroyed only by In manner for some one 81
The causes, prescribed in the charter.
We therefore hfst iaqay BY saving that
saming the facts stated Of opinion that the
eger aud collector have the right and the duty under the
terms Of the charter 10 hold their offices unt cleo
ton unless sooner removed 10 accordance with BE charter
bat this right and duty cannot rcqure under the eireaS
stances, any resistance ta iot &c.
Our advice therefore answer u your second nquy
that the register aud collector connae bold the respect
shah Be presented IN which that they retire under
protest and that thereafter the whole II
and aeis Be submitted @ the appropriate legal tribunal
- !. R. YESDALI
j. ~ CARLISLE,
A. ii. LAWRENCE.
70 Messrs RaiciGe, klopfer Barry s. n Parker McCaf
ferry, John Davis and j. n. Goddard, COMMITTEES.
On motion, Resosed That committee of from
Thursday evening june 7th, at O'Clock p. for the
purpose Of ascertaning the number Of legal votes rejected by
Washington The following named gentlemen compose said
committee, viz
FRS. wards. 3. Parker, WIN. F. Brown.
second Ward.--L. n. CLARK. oeorgs 4. Jilard.
Thna Wsrd.IJesn II Goddard, Samuel Lewis
Fourth Ward.-Wm, Z. Aohun, Elijah Edmonsion.
Fifth Ward.Dr. Wallace, Edmond Barry.
sixth Ward.--Dr. A. w. Miller, --- Russell.
Seventh "ard.-pavid DAVIS; J X HSrea9gh
@. E. KnK, Secretary.
CHrssPEAxK Ono oAxAL--By the decision o. the
Of the State OF Maryland the following gentlemen
compose the board Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company
President Samuel Hambetou. Of Talbot county Mary
land Directors, Samuel r. Smith, Of Allegheny county
John G. Stone Of Washington county Alexander b. Han
son, Of Frederick county Richard l. Bowie, Of Montgo@e
ny county james A. Magruder OF Georgetown ID. and
George H. Smoot of Alexandria, Virginia"
PARAsots rovsp.Tso parasols found the side
walk the National Theatre yesterday morning. Tho
obtain the by applying at this office.
Coat TRApEWe learn from the Alexandria Gazette that
upwards OF 900 Of coal received by the canal
during the month of May.
DoEsrIc mARKErrNeThe prices Of all kinds Of rket-
ing l rule extrayaganty high Common potatoes SELL
ing So so and Bermudas SO bushe Spring chickana
from 40 to so cents pair Green peas, % per peck
Strawberries, s to IS cents quart,
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NEW GOODS ron GEvrLEMEs.--P. J. STEER NOR
chant tabor street, Nss
cory larr. addition 90 hi stock 81 sfssx and
summer goods Drifts &c.
boh piaia eoosed "a the
pesest styles this market AZ o wh ne
prepared low prices tea
would DO well call early hsy wish 70 see very eh'aee
May t6--3u.ewif
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founded houses In France England America aud the
whole business world.
Frankfort Is member Of the Great German Commercial
Union, and It's cusom house Of the considerable
Of the league. In the partition Of duties il obtains part
three times greater than he share which wond b. allowed
her il made the proportion Of The number Of inhabitants
The motive obvious. Tho city generally three
times and Of the provisions and merchandise than any
the German countries with the d population
= The Of Frankfort its Accession the
Zol eren in $50 has declined in articles, partcu
larry English cotton manufactures and silk goods In
others IL has been constantly increasing especially in leather
and leather ware, in Herman wooenS and lace goods"
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Uaed States Ship Suppiy.The United States soreshp
Supply sailed from New York Monday last for the Medi-
She will stop Spezza to deliver supplies for
the Mediterranean squadron and thence proceed to Egypt
for the purpose of purchasing cargo of camels The fol-
lowing is n list OF her officers:
Lieutenant commanding, David D. Porter acting master,
Thomas Roney; passed assistant surgeon s. Allen Engles
passed midshipmen, II. i. X. Lewis L. Howard Newman,
j. Davidson Blake; eaptain's clerk Gwinn u. Heap.
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BY ELE g n A = II .


BosroS, June THE steamer Africa arrived here this
morning from Halifax. Captain Little has command OF the
steamer the present trip, Capt Hanson remains at home
Of the death of two Of his children and the sick
of his wife
The papers scarcely anything additional
Halifax despatch
Advces from Melbourne the sth of March give painful
details of the wreck of the Peruvian ship Grmerva Captain
Penny The captain and five Of the reached Melbourne
and reported the loss of the ship the passage from Cao,
with $40 Chinese emigrants board nearly all of whom
drowned The few survivors mostly the officers
and os the ship who encountered terrible suerngs
the boats before being picked up.
Ner Hampshire Senatorial Election.
CoScoap, June THE house have assigned the 18th in
slant for the election of United States senator
Large Rerard.
SpRrsorlELp, June THE Western Railroad Company
have offered Of 900 for the conviction of the per-
who placed the distractions upon the
ter on Tuesday night
Markets.
New YoaK June 7--Cottoa firm. Flour has decl ned
to IL good Ohio 50 62 $40 06 southern steady
and unchanged Wheat is unchanged with limited bust
at previous rates. Corn has declined to cents
mixed 81 03 81 06. Provisions firm. Lard is
dull, with declining tendency Whiskey is firm Ohio 50
3511 cents.
BALTIMORE, June Flour is steady sales Of 500 bar
rels Howard $40 81. The receipts Of grain are
fair. Wheat is steady yesterdays rates Corn held
higher, but transactions this morning worth nothing
90 The adjourned annual meeting at sbe Bible
will be held Foundry church,
G Streets this friday afternoon ., O'Clock
June as.na'"ss AZ me members p'''a''S desired
pERScNs having claims against bnsancc due rrana
the Navy Department the John Barnes
them at the office Of the Fourth Auditor of tbs Treasury within
months from this date.
Jusx 7, 1855.
i, q. DAYTON,
June s--aa Fourth Auditor.
by GREEN ~ SCOTT, Aucstonecrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, TEA, CIGARS,
ii On Saturday,
O'Clock store general
| Of
Household furniture
| refrigerator aud cooler
Is clddes imperial, Runpowde young hyson and
1900 cigaIs Of bne quality
at a
one iney young saddle and harness horse.
O'Clock OF
Samuel Whitney, deceased,
part clothing books &c. BY order OF the administrator
Terms caah
GREEN s. SCOTT
Sd Aueuonesrp
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does not come Within the PROVISIONS OF the act OF Io
therefore the tonnage duty cannot be abated.
INTERIOR DrpAnTMEST.
Agricltural Diuson Of the Patent Office. Principles
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Agricultural Dvision Of the Patent Q3ies.Prncip'es Of
Breeding Domestic Aaia From paper prepared on this
subject by d. J. Browne esq, make the following ex
tract
The system of crossing is founded principle just as
regards in selection that adopted by Bake
well in breeding in andin for well known that certain
diseases hereditary aud color OF which can De
changed got rid Of except by crossing This system, there
FORE requires great selection, well as in manage
The tendency Of like begettipg like is forciby II
ustrated the results Of crossing various breeds OF cattle
such as Devons with ereosd both the color aud form OF the
parent animals being thereby modified changed cross
Is comparatively the operation of moment, and its end
attained the breeders object not 10 repeat but to
maintain Il.
GAS general rule, domestic animals OF all kinds which
have been produced by crossing the most prohtabe
both and milk But in all where cross is at
tempted with the object of improving breed, be sure to
haze pure side Before attending nuch to the
subject persons fancy that crossings and
be infinitely multiplied and continued restricted only
by the agebralc law of Formulation and combinations and
such the opinion who are accustomed
the divers and appearance of animals bred
mscuously the neghborhood farm But the OBJ
breeder that such is the for nothing
is difficult than to establish permanent intermediate
race even between nearly allied varieties. After few
the that of other OF
the PARENTS the pecuartes of old type reappear and
the which the ancier beginning to glory
himself vanishee The Heterogeneous the parents,
the sudden is the to established characters
The mongre progeny either utterly barren or their
young exhibit the likeness of their grandsire grand dam
not of their actual parents"
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uy ). G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

EIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
public auctonNotce Is hereby tnat There win
be sold public auction N. account o. whom may
of Mcguire, in this city, Thursday
the pam Of May O'Clock IL The Afternoon my nonand
Of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Of Of 7oo0V sndcr
general assembly Of Maryland passed AT TIE Decfmbr
session. payable OF Baltimore thirty
al
Baitaore annually, nrt
and have interest attached
1884, and the following
sums, namely
bond $500 amounting together 10 S1S0or.
- bonds for 81 200 each amounting together 10 So SEQ
for cash delivery Of the bonds,
ard separately in parcels 90 suit purchasers
Dated Washington May 10, leSs ...
JOHN A. ENGLISH,
WILLIAM BAsNE,
seld.e, Nlihers, b. Co.
sELDEN, WITHEES a. co,
j. q. MCGUIRE,
May Gid Auctonees
Adjourned adjourned win be held At the
Monday the lin day OF June next,
ocuck when the remaining hvpd IN amount
dollars tuusoid on the a4ih Of msy VIII be
sold. .x..
WILLIAM BAYNE,
sELpEN, wiTHeas b co
JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Aucrionsef.
May Bid
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raEAsvnr prsAarnrNr.

Abstrcaf u 0rders, Dsetioas 6e.Tbe following Is
abstract Of d the important letters recorded in
the Secretary's ohce, June Z;
anHs aiagonAdyising remittance Of SIS, 500 for
the site Of the house Newark, New Jersey.
n. r. Hammond Advising remittance Of 500 900 for the
San Francisco custom. house.
John O. Harkaess Requesting be informed whether
Of work done BY Provost, Winter Co.,
the wing OF the Patent oice he made dna
nrenent and report thereon.
Eoae Cook.Aeceptng the addition OF 70 feet 10 the site
Of the house Chicago generously proposed to
be conveyed 10 the United States By Judge Dckey and other
gentlemen Of that city
e. D. WAae.--Authorzing requisition upon the con-
tractors for additional granite rendered necessary by the
restoration Of the northern and southern porcos 10 the
Charleston custom house.
n. d. Forbes, Bostoa.-nformed that the department
hereby Massachusetts, Humane Society all
metallic life boats belonging II the coast of Massa
chuse said society keep them in good repair using
purposes intended by Congress, and returning
them this department in good condition whenever re-
qured.
Collector Of Uniformed In relation TO the tonnage
levied on the barque Eliza Ann in consequence Of two
thirds Of her being proved to be citizens Of the Uni
ted States that in the opinion Of this department the case
does within the provisions Of the act of 1871 and
therefore the tonnage duty cannot be ahaed
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HANDSOME CoTrkGE BUILDING LOrS Ar ACTION
ft Ga IharSaay Instant snAi ss 80 prsu
arock sa budding having
sveuae ~ "a et ID ipre ar
"a ~ TO- fprag the - NassHrasr~ ave-
ard "a visrssoa sad hsahy pn"a - sp
ti, tho Capitol ard o. gGeesnt watet % ne
Ala I'VE os ea street moth - SAME .annl esies
T0s The u val Q. sold ppfphR~sie
fourth hSispee rxelSu Apd ughstn
dsrA
GREEN i SCOTT
Msys5-d Aucue aeers,
Qy-Ths above sale - postponed ansli rFtdsy, tAs
9th instant hour. GREEN n SCOTT
sd
IL CHRISTIAN FREDERICK MAACsE, ht~
Louis AZ. sander ea Nr Sehrpc-
20 Beaver street, thpy will hear sonsthag
sting o Them from lheif family
June T~-dst
architects aad agents and stewards "a teis vans aeeua
Rate
sn aad uhfs - lbe apae VA ~ Y q sadea s
nfueon. rules tables for 9na ncssntHa
aad eveig timber measuring, asnces, work warf
wotks, monsuraun, desg 10 villas
and usri m3ler by
tJde, fFE Dan
sdson Of several works hue complete
IN i vol. Imported from London by
Iaaa7
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DoAEsrIc mARKErrNe.The prices Of all kinds Of market
ing sl rule extrayaganty high. Common potatoes sell
ing at So so and Bernudas at So bushe Spring Chickens
from 40 to so cents pair. Green peas % per peck
Strawberries, 8 to IS cents Quart
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Coat TRApEWe learn from the Alexandria Gazette thai
upwards Of 1000 tons Of coal received by the cana
during the month of May.
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PARAsoLs rousp.-Tso parasols found the side
walk the National Theatre yesterday morning. TIL
owner obtain the same by applying at this Office.
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naE only Place where an. keaas"r Attack tea.
i he - so
ssyeh street oppo,,s nssenesr once Where
4. hxd !, All tmss English tfsskast
npca PaecS Al ether kiaas %
IN hand. very low prices, whoicsais and ,s'a', -
Mas 9s-~s.A hAhI a hhNsA1s
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Mssnisxns. MAJ a. fsSa
GENERAL MEETING o. te acshoidsfs ~ th'- bank VIII be
a hd ssnkug house,, ms. Monday second
ass Jay next purpose u eetsg o. the hank for
ysns then ensuing. -
Tie coils win ppen and be eoesd O'Clock,
n ~ RD. SMITH,
Mas s ---enssfssh Jane AatafJaiy Cashier
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90 The adjourned annual meeting ox the Bible
eie will be held the Foundry church, OF Fourteenth
G streets, this friday afternoon $ O'Clock
The attendance Of all the members is particularly desired
June S--tI
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| WALTER D. DAvIDgE CHRISTOPHER
] DAVIDGE AND INGLE,
will practise law IN this District
/ adjoining States.
l Nav
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May aa---edsd.
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GUNNER sCALE.--we have a summer seal. ~ 81
- Articles below named
Bar~Ees, TISSUES, grenadines, and baregs de lain
sosted.
Lawns, ginghams, ehntzsa, and brilI,anies, In
styi.s.
Mhntles, shawls, and isce points, with many y
Gently added 30 the stock IN that hne.
Oar stock u cry goods fo general fanny consnnpu"a
SHY well assorted at this time
One price Only.
Delay in sefaa any hiils present u not expected
Good articles, low psiccs and faif desns may pc teh
cases. fEhhf a hsp
Central stores,n west b
gaps 2-edff Opposite cses
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ITO BE CONTINUED.1
Have You Got any Nails.

A tall, gawky looking countryman, dur
ing the height of the business season last
fall, walked into one of he wholesale dry
goods houses on Broadway, and entirely
disregarding the invitations of the numer-
ous saesmen TO inspect theii latest patterns,
he s:rode into The counting room where the
heads of the establishment where sitting in
solemn conclave. After taking corsory
glance Of the room, and surveying attentive
ly the faces of iis occupants, he asked with
an anxious Yankee nasal twaug:
"Say, yeou--go, any nails!"
"Nails, sir! nails" repeated the most dig
nified Domby of the lot. ''No, sir, what
ehosiI -~e No al, traits g.
"Wal, dunno-lhough may be you
might. Hain't got no nails eh?'
"No, sir" replied Domby again, with an
emphasis, and pointing to The door.
The individual in search for nails took his
lime about il, but lett the counting room. 10
turn he asked every clerk the same question,
and received the Information from all that
"nals formed no part Of The stock of The es-
lablishment."
"Well," said hes going toward the door,
"don' keep nails here nohow"
The principal salesman, whose dignity
was hurt By the idea that any one should
suppose that an establishment where he
held prominent place, should keep nails,
headed The coun,ryman of as he was pro-
ceediug toward the entrance, and asked him
what he wanted :here.
Want" said the countryman, as cool as
a cucumber,'"I want to know If you've got
any nailsf"
s'Nails, no, Sir. You'ys bsen told again
ard again that we've got no nails-so you'd
better 60" .se. .s.s..
"Yes--but you really aint got no nalsi',.
"No, Sir, l've got no nails" Numbered the
principal salesman. .,1
"Aiu't got no nails, eb! Well, then, jisl
look az here, Mister, If you ami got no
nails, wlai an awfd tiz gould be in, # you'd
happen TO haze the iiehp g.. -Gs,s
The count ryman opened the door, lodged
the boot with a foot Id il aimed al the seat oil
his pautaloons, and left the principal sales.
man aud his satellites TO the knowledge Of
the fact, that, Tor once, instead OF selling
they had been sold.
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BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA, THURSDAY. NJ

by what right does England now become the
champion of virtue and set up barrier
against the Czar's rapacity! Men ask, IS il
not merely TO protect her own stolen do:
minions in the East! and there is no an
swer. .a....-
IL has now become a record OF history
that already in 1884 The Gar Of Russia pro.
posed 10 Lord Aberdeen, then the Forei ign
Minister in Sir Robert Peefs government,
the PARTON, on certain contingency,
of the Ottoman Empire. A memorandum
was drawn up recording the final results of
the deliberations of tie Emperor and three
members of the British Cabinet. Ii made
provision for disposins Of Turkey, if i, should
be joresssn lha. she we're likely TO fall to pie
ces. This extraordinary memorandum un-
accompauiedby any explanatory documents,
unsigned, and without any apparent mark of
authenticity, was preserved as state secret
of the most vi;sl importance, aud was han.
ded from Que Btitist, minister 10 another, in
seperale box, ss political legacy loo por-
lentous to be even placed in the archives Of
the Foreige Office. In 1853 The fruit in
Turkey seemed 10 te ripe, and the Gar re-
newed negotiation on the subject England
feared that Russia would get the largest
portion in the disme nberment of Turkey,
and become Dangerous neighbor 10 the
British Eas, India possessions. So the Brit
ish minister was very much shocked when
Nicholas again broached he subject, but the
Gar told him very plaink and bIun,ly that
if he could have ten minutS conference with
Lord Aberdeen he couI dispose Of the
whole subject, and it was ioo late in the day
for the British government 10 talk about con-
science.
ITO BE CONTINUED
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w Or all The dark spots Of human nature,
of all the vile acls of man towards man,
none throw such freezing chills over the
whole body, and drive back the purple cur
rent on The aching heart, like base and
daurng insratliude. Indifference contin.
ued, codness persevered in, favors forgot.
ten, friendship unrequiled, by one who has
been the willing occupan, of our esteem
and boun,y, bring palsy yiBg horror over the
soul, that ihickens the blood ia the veins,
making the whole head sick, and the whole
heart faint. .gsatls M
r Pour upon man Of fine feeling, noble,
generous soul, the combined diseases thai
flesh is heir to--let death snatch his loved
ones from him--sl.p him of his earthly
goods--let him be assaied by keen adver-
siiy and pinchins wants; let prison gates
confne his body oil the lonely celI-lel the
poisoned arrows of malice and revenge be
hurled, and pierce him with many wounds
--ihese, an these are panacea 10 his bleed
ing heart, compared with the deadly pang
inflicted by base Ingratilude.
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CLERICAL CANoNs.--"A few years ago.
writes a Buffalo friend, "Gen. S., Of
your city, was lay-member of the Proies-
tan, Episcopal Diocesan Convention. Dur.
ing debate on a proposition relative 10
Bishop 0nderdonk's matters, clerical del
egale arose and opposed The proposition
pending, as was contrary 10 the canons
Of the Church. With flashing eye the
old General started 10 bis feet, and address
ed the Convention: Mr.. Chairman: The
Reverend gentleman opposes the PROPOSE
lion, and, with an air of military knowledge
tells US that 1t is contrary 10 the canons oi
the Church. Sir, have had some military
experience mysel5 SIR, and ! am sorry to
heat the gentleman attempt TO mix Up mill
larry matters with the debate: care not tor
his cannons, Sir even tho canons Of the
Church /; stand on the battlements of NOR
aliiy.' You may imagine the effect Of this
10 full convention.
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G0nfaiional Department.
Columbia County Teachers Association.

THE Teachers Association of Columbia
County will meet according 10 adjournment
al Millvle in the School room of the Semi.
mary on SATURDAY. the 10Th of May, at
10 O'Clock, A. M. The teachers OF the
county, male and female, and all who ars
in any way identified with the teachers pro.
fession are earnestly solicited TO meet 10 de-
wise measures 10 promote their own improve
ment and the bsst interests of the Public
Schools; and all school directors and other
friends OF educational advancement are re-
spectfuly invited TO come and participate
in the proceedings. Addresses and discus.
sions on various topics may be expected,
and the occasion will prove interesting and
profitable if our teachers will attend.
Accommodations will be provided for all.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
WIN. BURGESS.
a.. Nav al te65
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THE MoTnER.-A wfiier beautifully re-
marks that mans mother is The representa-,
tive of his Maker. Misfortune, and even
crime, set up no barrier between her son.-
While his mother lives he has one friend on
earth who will not listen when he suffers,
who will soothe him in his sorrows, and
speak 10 him of-hope when he is in despair
Her affections know no edding tide. They
flow on from pure fountain, and speak
happiness through this vale of tears, and
cease only at the ocean of stercity. +
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omission and mistakes on the part Of asss..

omission and mistakes on the part of assss-
sors.
~, Ordinary school tag not 10 Be applied to
budding: The tax evied under the so,h
section OF the School Law should be appro-
prlaled solely to the support aud maints.
nance OF the schools, and to defray their OF
dinary expenses, inclading repairs and Di.
feeiors cannot legally use any porhoh.. OF il a.
a building fund.-. ~ .s',ss -.
10. Budding tar limited and to bskept sepcr-
ale: The special tax for building purposes.
under the 3ai section of The Law, canno,
exceed the "amount of the regular annual
iax"for The current school year, levied un-
der The solh section. A careful account
should be kept of each iund sspeta.sly.
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ssSal,' said one gitl TO another, II am so
glad I have no beau now.n "Why sop
asked the other. "Oh, cause can eat as
many onions as plsasen rsA saFsra
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] Modssty Is a handsome dish cover which
makes us fancy there is something very
good beneaihlit. M Miea @aa 81
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Principal. Powsrs.--Printing presses, pul
pits, and--Pe.ii-Bloomers u s !,
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What is not for the interest of the whole
swarm is not for The essential interest Of a
single bee, y 81 a,a3.,,t.tt'.e I
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Reinsinsto pay your primers bills and
robbing hen roost, ara the same thing in
Dutch.
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fffOiiy wsfs pain ihsrs would 30 agtoan-
ing 10 every house. StfssNa9