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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-28
sBradford gepurter.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

s5y~ A man, partially deranged, by the
,,,ne of JEREMIAH UPHAN, of Indy, wandered
room his home August 9th, and was seen at Bloss-
,,,r, On the 29th. He is about sixty years old,
medium size and of spare form. He was some
rold and has partially gray hair and gray and SAN
,v beard. His nephew, Geo. Upham, of Lindly,
Sauben County requests information concerning
him. and will go after him, and reward those who
may have the care of him. Exchanges please
copy.
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asg- There will be a Cotillion Party at
the Valley House," Sheshequin, on Friday even
mo, October 6, 1865. Bill 50 90. All are invited
TO participate, and pleasant time guaranteed.
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EARMS FOR SALE!

The subscriber offers two Farms for sale, one of 40
acres with buildings, 80 improved and splendid
fruit of all kinds One of so with log buildings some
improved and splendid timber all within threefonrths
of a mile of Leroy. For further information consult
Leroy, July "a, 1865. L. B. HARRIS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-28

na. An ORGAN CONCERT will be given by
Prof HOPKINS, of New York, in the Episcopal
church il Towanda, on Thursday evening, Sept.
,.,r Tickets for sale at Banking House of B. S.
prs,eI & Co,-Price so cts. For programme,
see posters.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-28

RELIGIOUS NoTCE-Rev. Robert Dunlap,
will preach at the Baptist Churchin this place, next
sabbath morning, October 1st at 1Ot o'clock a. m.
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d I b D ,

HERRICK. At his residence in Athens, on Fri
day, the 22d inst, Castle Hopkins Herrick aged
50 years. 8 months and II days.
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ESTRAYED-FROM THE PREMISES
LO the owner. in Towanda Boro on the night of the
sth of Sept, a LIGHT RED COW, with white spot in
her face, and very little white elsewhere upon her
legs and body. She is about or years DID, and is
very kind nd gentle il her disposition. Any person
informing the proprietors of the Ward House of her
whereabouts shall be suitably rewarded
Towanda, Sept. l8, 1865.
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AN ELEGANT STOCK OF CLOTHING
AT THE
READY MADE CLOTHING EMPORIUM
GEORGE w. COON & co.

We have in our Store elegant stock of Men and
Boys Clothing. manufactured by ourselves, which
be beaten in style quality and prices Also larger
assortment of Furnishing Goods than be found else
where Call and and examine before buying and it
will be to your advantage, you will find better goods
at lower prices than anywhere ese Store No. Pat
toms Block, door south OF Barstow Cores Drug
Store
Aug 8, 1865. GEO. W. COON 4 co.
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NJ E W + A L L G 0 o D S

NEW FALL obs!
J. W. TAYLOR,
Has lust received sp lendd stock of Fall Goo ds
ssting OF all the late styles of DRESS GOODS, such
Emperess cloth Poplns large assortment of all the
new shades of French Mernoes Plain Ala paccas and
Wool Delains also patterns of French goods
Black Silks plain rept, complete stock of Mourn
ing goods and Delains.
Calcoes Ginghams, Balmorals, Hoop Skirts, and a
complete stock of dress trimmings to match all colors.
Broad Cloths Ladies Cloths, and Ladies Wooden
shawIs. Also Misses shawls, Bleached Musns and
shirtings.
He wishes to say his Millinery is complete with all
the: newest styles of Ribbons, Bonnets and Flowers
also old Ladies Caps infants Hoods and Scotch Caps,
Turbans and Hats of all kinds and in fact everything
belonging to the Millinery business
He invites the attention of the people of Towanda
and vicinity to examine his stock of Goods, one door
north CT the Post Office. Sept Is, 1865.
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TNO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 1!
IL l, James Sweet of the township of Wilmot, Coun-
ty of Bradford, State of Pennsylvania, for and in
sderaton of the of one hundred dol lars, paid to
me by CHARLES NJ. SWEET in current money of the
United States do bargain and sell and By these pre- sents
convey TO him his time Che being under twenty o
years OF age) being also OF the town and county and
State aforesaid, that he may do all lawful acts the
of lawful age may of right do Also sancti on
ing all contracts done by him in past time.
Done this 10th day of September, 1865.
Sept. 26, 1865 st JAMES SWEET.
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SALE.-To be sold at once, house and
lot Good bargain offered JOHN n CAI1FF, Office
over News Room. Sept. 6, 1S65.-2m.
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Eegal.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE is
I1heeby given that all persons indebted to the estate
of JOEL FINT0N, dec d, late OF Bradford County,
are requested to make immediate payment, and those
having demands against said estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement
JAMES II. WEBB,
Aug. 81. 1865. Administrator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-18
Sheriff Sale.

nv WRITE OF An Ak sCGT OS ISSUED
Is our OFT Ie d. .s;ffct Curt OF %: Fist JlIc!Ai
ht;Sict. in a fos osey county state Of NeV4 a.
drIy 1ttssf.I on %. lltl lay OF Nay lsoo 70 ne ~
rscte an lslIyefe Oh tls SAuis dAE, u2on u
SSr recovsrsI In sttI Coqft on the seh dAy o. ~
isS5 ln favor Of A. B. PInl, U. L. BIS am W. T.
R.fsr plAintIffS, an asIinst A. D. poScn-r, =.
T.,ts afd 81 Eksers defendantS FOR the sum oi
klap IS vito inIccest on 81 Ssat the ratS q s1 W
- cent Mr. noltn till pn 10 set1er Win ~ eosts
soI jisoursemenLs a. the date Of SAID uIgn<n eni
nal coyss mi accrulnl costs, 10 golt CON oi
Sns T,I.ei States, have, on this l3tn dSy o. "
sTssd Dou aud taken In ex scnton AZ the LiSnI
.t,f isir1 an IIntsrese Of the sal defn 1ants Wacl
,hsy NJ oa the sal yta day OF My. l3, or AT any
tine since, OF. In, AMI 20 the tolo~tnS ueaifi'ed
pr9pssty 81 Io 5ltua,e. tyn: ami being in Virginia
Cify in tne cou Ity Of S:orey. Sts Of SsVa "a ~, ~
5000 Gs foIow 70 VII; Nv ~ s.:y,.rr
On ii, west nnsDf street oy tne u, S s !,
oS o nan lei (lU feet more o. ieS ~ te ssSS
T =, sts,ef me sIms being the southern potion
~ TT 20 al Block Is3 RInSe A. aeeor1lhs ~ Ius
~ nr1: ar survey tossSsf with tne Dull ~
HIfnrps an Iao ju-senances eoouectei InefeN1a ee
am bsinr Snowl . as the Washoe bsswerSy; - o,n
Sntice is hereby given, tnt on "a =. sns ~
day Of June l3f5 at tht hout Of " =, ~
mt dav IN froni OF ths Court House d9o.s, & ~ ~
cIty OF Virginia Storey eoiuIy, N:Saua s s,,c
fo- sale tbs o.vs isscioe Il prop srty - - ~
tioa % the highest AMI best bltder 10 e1si, ~ ~ ~
coin Of Iis Galts1 S:Itss. 70 sltisy All leAS
mInt, Interest. costs Anl acerui1S eosi5S
Sheriff OF Storey codlty, Nsva1a-
By Jxo. " NALL, Under > lsrin;
Vtrzinla. Myi3, lS6a nlSl'tI
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sheriff. Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF An O2UEi OF SALs IS
ID sue out OF the District Court OF the First Ju
tcial District In and for Storey county, state 9f
oTr tain uoTtsare premiSss hereinafter lie >crioei,
anon deere rentl red in sIi Curt "n the 9th
ii-o May, I>5I ttuiy atte>ts-l on the ~ day OF
saun, day In favor OF VI. korn anl L 40 n. Gu
ta tnsr> under the M 9 an style Of horn bros =
alnfts, AMI a:iinst J. VI. barnes and 5 VI haTnes.
SFs Vif. James Sp-uancc AMI JoND SJrudncr. an
IB Pau y. L.. b is, an ". II Bd ser, Co-aart-
Y.-s uuler the name AM SEYe 0! b. raul
Co. isf:n antS. for the following ms oI money; i,:S
s,Ie retain his fes an ltis5nr,ementS on sut "a {,
.1 na; OF the proceeds Of stt sac, u pay me sum
o. Sbs3 ~, cos;s an dis2Ss 4. ihts !" ~ ns
cSsis. lni that 8fter the payments o?eS!I, the
sstd Sheriff out Of the p-ocee.s OF sal sale pay
aSos9 ~ :, T. "a; a. wi;S n,erSs; On 30 at ihs rate OF
aye Der cent per month rom date Of Jntgrl=nt ui-
Il psII: anl seeonl-to horn BIOS Or tass arg. ,
nsys ths sum Of Ss9 ~, with Interest on Sol2 ~ the
-sfs 81 four per cent per month until pail; al pa
- TTntts-l States sos1 coin. The DESCRIPTION an
particular Soun a o. e y TSs scee So sr IS
,hs .sms can oe sSSertalned from the complaint
dI.d In this cAnSs. ar as iolows, VIZ:
An mat certain town lot siiutte on tae S,%Ss par
of t;oij Hill to-wis: Coulm U ;nS al pont wlsre
me invest corn r viii Insersct me ot owned ny
fhs p.talrrnA company, and the Main street VI
Colt Hi; thence rSnnin! Soasns'S s0aS a. ~ i b
S1Tirs e4s,eriy two hunired Feet 10 water 9ltcn; I;
shsnca m 1nlng noctherly one un ired ieet tnenee
:. rsst snIIss 10 ihs place OF oeginain-, together
win the sppurtenances. known as Barnes nossL
s-5 .ii tniiFs thereunto bi1ongtnS.
Sotics Il hereby given, taat on y lSDA1, June
a. sth IsSS. between tle hours Of lU CLOCK A ..
All q ocs a n. SlIs Al y n OF thai day lnIEont
ofthe Court tioass dooss N ne sly oi "a, ri IA.
sSo;s Isscosd ii property al p1oic autloa % satisfy
ala n iznent and decrse, interest," soaiseIS ises,
SS5Ss. s1r rsIsS m Cnitsl states goll coin.
D'oue' A'' N-0-' J. c. CLARK,
Sheriff Of Storey county. Virginia.
ByJ,HS ". SEA I, Unlsr sherif. ,,v,n,I
YrSinla. Nay y. lSoj- nlyIott
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS:
Annual Report Of Ihe Pnciflc Insu.
rance Company.
SWORN STATEMENT.

Amnaal MAepOfN " Nuo - AANAA-N @--.-
rance Company.
SWORN STATEMENT.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
/ ~April 22d, 1880 concerning eorpnrattons, the
Paeihc Insurance Company makes the following
report: ,,
pany is seven hundred and Atty thousand dollar ~
all paid In cash. 'Sfo ~" "
o. IL The amount OF assets IL nine hundred and
seventeen thousand. four hundred aud forty two
dollars and forty eight ceuts ..-- .sSid'f42 &c
Ill The eompany han no drbis
". The amount of insurance written during
the year il eleven millions nine hundred anil sew
euty.seven thousand eight hundred and htiS,nHe ~ We
doli8rs. ..-.s-'--' - h ~
The amount Of Insurance In force December
3TSt. ten millions one hundred and twenty thou
sand. eight hnndred and ninety -four dollsrs-
Sl0l2Oeg4 90
V. The Company insures against the following
BuiIdinG., QanrtE Mills, Merchandfse,
SnssaI Tssseis iu Port and fieir Cargoss,
and other Personal s...
Property,
for loss or damage by trr.
vi. The largest ,uin this Company will take on
any one risk il S7a,L0O. the limit fixed by law,
but on all snch large risks Reinsurance TO Ger
tain exten; will be made in other responsible com
panies. j. HuNI' FresiaenI
A. RALsToS, Secretary.
San Francisco, January 10, 1863
William Alyord, Moses Ellis,
Z B Benchley, AG stiles,
Laiard, Moses heller,
A Seli0man, Edward Martin,
Alfred Borel, A L Tubos.
Charles Mayne, Thomas,
Inuis NcLane, d w Rice,
Iloyd Trvis ~ John G Bray,
John q Kittle. David ternt,
W C RalSton, William Sherman,
james DrFremery, Samuel C Bigelou,
q W Beaver, ]. Sachs,
Herman Michels, s NJ WILSON,:
Ell GoldStein, Alphens Bull
| Il Hanssman, William Schoue,
HIM Newhan.
/ State Of California, City and County of San
| Francisco, ss-Ou the 10Th day of January, A. D.
| 1865, personally appeared before me-H 5. Ho.
mana a Notary Public In and for Said city and
county, duly commissioned and sworn--A.
| Ralsion, Secretary ofthe Pacific Insurance Com
pany. who, being duly sworn, did depose and say
that the statements contained in the foregoing re
port Of the Pacific Insurance Company, TO the
best Of his knowledge and belief are true, fall and
correct A. j. RAL TON.
Sworn and subscribed TO before me, this 10th
day Of January. 4. D. 1855,
The Pacific Insurance Company,
Having. IN compliance with the law, deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars In the bonds nfthe State
Of Nevada, are now prepared TO effect Insurance
at the
Lowest Established RaIes!
OFFICE-At the Agency Of the Bank Of Cali
fornia, corner Of C and Taylor streets, Virginia,
Nevada. SHARON & RALST0E,
General Agents for the State Of Nevada
rmh2s is6m .....
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,tFS'!o soSh
And other hiqnorss snA et0 ARes whIeh b vi
BNBsntto bris1uali torss5stH0A1 1HzAlsO
alH.yl len, ea9Asi1ogEu .5ssys nsaitA e
|gop Iahas WeGntk6d cqsesNsh44aesV
~ SSE . s':sfs s:s & M: s:sH 4 e. s:a ~:
essd IN 1Bpa q q! ~ 8 q ,I,e SI1t9
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-Disaalntten MSttSs, 8 e Sc, : -yr
NIorICE Is HERtBY GIVEN, THAT THE
: IN An hefVtaAH0 'exisstlE urdsr the nepe O
Hf.nfpnhSfm9 . ca, b The faney Dry 0Soo!
6uIBsis, ID ths toUu ef Gold Hll als, ),
A.ms,ds 1870. "a d0hfs 1ao 10 ihe afn, vtn
- s.ttisd 6y elfS1f q tks ltts DIM.
- - Y FsSis ~ pnAAHENnHllDA
esa0HnkAOt11L3ook 8 So : @''-a0otA
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Dissolution of Copartnershlp.

NTOTFCB-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE.
tofore existing between E D. Cnhn q 4. q.
tlnaer. In the name and style Of e. D. Cohn 4
Co viii expire hv limitation on the Lat Of Nay
1855. Either Of the partners are authorized TO
1Tu the name Of the frm In liquidation,
All persons indebted 10 the drm, are requested
10 come forward and settle tneir accounts oy the
5,h day Of Nav next. II not settled on that day,
the scsoauts viii be placed in The hands Of an at
W. slsn oIYeF for sale our FlRE-PROoF
STORE. The sauaa b situated below thr Eellpss
ui1i aud opposite the Exchange Hotel, Gold HUI
The s,orv snd Lnt-2e1e1-Wtl b sold very 10"
for cash; and posaesGIon given Imnedssy.
..sam 8 sETfbINeER
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Auece Or parcel Of lAni IA minlnS elainll situated
IN Coll I'm Mining District, being IN lenSth 2.hu
feet AMI ooun led % the north oy the CopnerS COM
pInv's slatIn and on the SOutn BY the CAedonia
cOuplny's claim, known as the property o. the Mar
~ Aun Coll ami SIlvsr MinlnS Company, with I'M
proYernentS, hoiStirS works, engine, ete, thereon
In, GlIa
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TRAVELLING AND FREIGHrINe.
1MPORrANT Il T
Freeport Railroad:
GREAT SAVING IN. TIME AND
RXPENAE.

f>S AND AFTER SEPTEMBER lsEa. 1854, Or, G
" dluary EreISht will be received at Fh hEEfOhL
and ForysnIe,I 10 LATROBE without change Tor
tranShippinx, druyage or forwuruing. a.-...
EoosIs shinDs,i by steamers fthe California steam
Nav ;ation Company, leaving San Francisco ~ =:
n. . ily, can b,. delivered In Lafroos AZ sO cloSk
neSt morning FreIght shipped by sailing vessels
Will he fOrware,l with dispatch. No charge on or
inarv freight per sailing vessels Tor leEee uuss'
tranShippns, trIyage or forwAr'ilnS. ~.
,ns.S Steam Engines etc, will be tranShlpped al
Freruort Ly powerful derrckS directly TO the cars,
and al LatrOOe will also Dc trsnsaipped os uelihs
will be made OF cost OF labor engaged on derrieks
only. III,
be advanced At Ereeport and collected 1t Latrooe
MsrS sn Freight. CARE F. 3. R.. FREE
PORF,n and send receipts win t<fGnt.
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,U10N.rN1 afsur0Bsal 4Y4dIlRAl
A3e e. Mogi &
|Sssc,Ss Sos : CSGSs1'
"a t&lESk9M 's' ~ .;;szsi.Sa ;sas & II
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.T31s1s OINopafa 11Iat18 iOoOD1V.
oEGff, shArfn1 TO WHOM 4Ne AooN1
Nj QeApe1g :. iaAess.6 lsrs; E,AAps.94 .ePsIe4
rIa6l s.Dtat q Trss* q II3d = ,2g
|lspA,SAg1s 5sjiii6 AsH1Sh 0Ige!eaA
0sA I'm .fles:aid z1t w b1j St
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-27
Egeria, the Muse Of Counsel
". APOTHEGNS.

". APoTHEGMS..
The apothegm is the most portable form
Of Truth. Though stern Of law, invariable
IN assertion, and indsxible in essentials, she
- yet 10 flexible of form, that ,he accom-.
modates herself to any compass. She
may bs compared to that Afrite, among the
oriental genii, sealed up by Solomon, who
could be compressed into quart bottle,
yet, escaping, could expand into column
rsaohing to the skies. The apothegm
strikes home to the conviction, when the
argument fails to reach the car; the pro-
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-27
THE COLUMBIA PHGNlx.
[orriginal.
sh,.dous-m.

They como Ger wastes Of ocean blue
Through midu,ght's silent depths they Gem,
Not rs Of old, in innocent bloom,
With love in look + " rise to view;
With icy lips nd,arnkvn eys,'
Sad-streaminx like, uins-own with tears
The msurnful gso.t' Of happy years,
They wave wita:hsads And wander by. =
A pallid brow and mournful glance,
Al if each dread regret were doom.
Each rises from his lonely tomb,
Aad walks as in wildsred trance.
cry the words Of better days
: Ispsak IN sobs each blessed name.
Ny heart sehilL MY brain sRKns,
Aud madness in my staring gaze.
I stretch fond arms to make arrest,
OF each onse lstsd sni cherished form;
Forget the death. the grays. The Yerm.
AID clasp: 1 shAdo~'t Sreast.;
Aud feel the cold with new dismay-.
The cold in silence. snd that shin,
That. follows fast the namelsss thrill.
Tdst makes the past present sway.
OIL ssrrowi late such bliss. ana4niasi
.Oh shade y, la4A eush bieom and bright;
know th1S still -sarapgh Ill the blight
That tells Of all that once was there.
The subtle instinct, swift to tel,
Upleoking. piercing through tho sky.
With challenge ever to reveal.
BY all tn. joy. could not lose.
Which yet are. lost forever lost.
Thy sad attendance. mourn ful ghost,
would not. if could, refuse.
No living bloom - dear san bs,
As that which still for memory glsws.
And rather triumph in the, woes.
That bring thee still. in mock, to me-
Than eheri.h aught. Of hop. to cheer.
The burden of the ]onsao day;
TO me there cannot shine ray,
6 slsssing as this midnight tear.
The grief t. know that Joy i: gone.
Hath still no hape 20 fond. to fad
One promice Of blis4 % kind,
To make tho MemorN1ess alone.
What though she drinks herown blue vein.
9slfsaeri6eed her hope foraakes,
Dying in every draught she takes,
And brought again to life by PAIN.
Yet rather she Graves the pain, and prsys
The shadowy sorrow to her side;
Mere bless'd than if 3 loving bride.
Rsss warm and wooing on her gaze.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-27

verb teaches when the sermon halts, as .
well charged pistol will do more execution
than whole barrel Of gunpowder ex-
ploded idly in the air.
v. APPLICATION OF THE PROPER MORALS.
You can only reach the proposed result
by an adaptation Of the proper moral to
the special object. You apply to the sub
ject the only argument which will reach
him. Words to the deaf are impertinent;
[colors to the blind are mock; and the
odor of flowers to him who has lost bis
olfactories might as well be sssafetida.
The moral Of tho stesd lies in the spur of
the rider; of the slave in the eye and will
of his MASTER Of the woman in the sense
Of her weakness and dependence, to which
all education should address itself.
VI. CONSERVATISM.
With the weak and vulgar mind, Con-
ssrvatism implies nothing moro than to
keep things A. they are, no matter how
wanting in propriety aud susceptible of inn
provement-s condition agreeable only to
the timid, and to those in power. But this
VII VI SOusSSSAtlSm ~ Ia aSCsS ooStIu uC-
tirensss-and has been probably TIE true
but secret cause of the overthrow of 60
cieties and commonwsakhs. The true law
of the race is progress aud development.
Whenever civilization .pausss in the march
Of conquest, it is overthrown by the bar
barian. The people that cease to advance,
in the notion that their mission is ended,
and their development complete, from that
moment begins to decline, aud must 60 ra-
pidly to decay. The Conservatism which
hopes to retard Legitimate progress, will
inevitably be crushed in its march. All
such efforts may be likensd to that of the
feeble old man who attempts to arrest the
speed of the locomotive, Ly thrustiug his
gold headed crutch between ito wheels.
TruA Conservatism is rather the bold spirit
which leaps into the car of progress, and,
seizipg upon the reins, directs its move
ments with firm hand. and an eye that
sees the proper goal for which the race
should aim.
VII. PATRIoTIsM.
He who labors for mankind without a
care for himself, has already begun his i'm
mortality. He who begins his work with
selfsacri6ce, calls Gods special sanction
upon his life, aud. is the certain object OF
bis special care. We gain from society
only ss we give. To accumulate, withou,
giving out, is to sufocate the human in our
nature. In this respect we are like the
fountain, which, ualess it be drawn from
freely, will choke with ito own accumu--
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