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black witt ca anoI, TO talk about maintaining
the Uniaa by acts like these is the shallowest of
pretexis What is the Union 10 men who are OPP
pressed in its name? Whilst it showered on us
blessings, it was worthy of all praise, all loyalty
all devotion; but now that its true intent and
meaning is grossly perverted and we are subjected
to the insolent domination of military satrap,
words OF praise and loyalty and devotion would
be alike superfuous and hypocritica. Is it TO lie
expected that we shall wear our manaces with
grace; that we shall iondle the chains tina! are
eating into our flesh; that we shall suffer the
hounds that hunt, and the hounds that fill up the
cry, to chase our people until they are run down
and captured, and thrust into military prison to
be taken out and tried at the drum-head, or dis
posed of in any other manner that best accords
with the pleasure of despot? Men of Maryland
! If such are the measures Of Cancellation adopted
by the Republicans in this State, what can you
| imagine that their course will be in the States
farther TO the South? Men of Baltimore The
surgeons tourniguet never drew the ligature
tighter about wounded limb than paternal
government drew its gives about you yesterday.
You are utterly DISTINGUISHED. You have no rights.
You are no longer to enjoy any protection in per-
son or property, except such rs may be vourh-
safed by your subjugators, and by the RIP Rai'S,
and Plugs, and Blood Tubs, whom they will
take under their patronage. Fyou are constrained
to bear for while with these humiations, and
also with others that are yet in store for you-so be
it. Thraldom is not dishonor, if it cannot be
averted. But, if relief is 10 be had by earnest
endeavor, and you have yet the strength, and the
manliness and the courage, to seek it in the right
way, let us take counsel together.
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''Patience is good nag, but she will bolt"
1t is proverb almost as old as the language, and
before long, Mr.. LINCOLN may see it verified in
'hiS ola'e greatly to his surprise-but more as
We oei'eVe' to his sorrow. Already too long
we nave borne insult and contumeIy, and it now
appears lnat the measure of the indguities which
are 10 De put upon us is not yet full. Our com.
merce has been destroyed, our trado ~. 49,.
ruined, our people have been arrested wi,hor, To-
gal warrant, at the dead hour Of ,ho 80.
and all the important privileges which the CO.;
tuition guarantees to The free citizens Of sona
reign State have been wrested from us one by one
We have the right to keep and bear arms; but
they have been taken away and con6scated. We
have the right ito be secure in our persons,
'houses, papers, and effects against unreasonable
sfsearches and seizures;' but it has been con-
temptuously violated. We have the right OF
habeas corpus but it has been illegally suspended.
Why need we go on enumerating the many and
fragrant instances in which Mr.. LINCOLN. on the
tyrant's plea of IA military necessity" has
exercised, through the agency of his I'M
derlings, despotic authority in our midst ?
We have only to traverse the great ave.
nues leading to this city to find them
swarming with armed Northerners. We have
only to look at the heights surrounding our city
to find them cleaning with bayonet points and
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BALTIMORE
FRIDAY, JUNE 90, 1861.

The people Of Maryland have at last been COM
PEELED to drain to its bitter dregs the cup of hum
iation which conquerors ever press to the lips of
subjugated people. Their State was once
the very sanctuary of freedom-and now
her liberties are PROSTATE in the dust;
her rights are overthrown; and her citizens
hold property and life at the sufferance of the
Northern legons which have swarmed across her
border. The sullen drums of the invaders rever-
berate among her hills; their bugles may be heard
along the banks of the Susquehanna and Poto-
mac; their frownng batteries look down Ge;iantly
upon her cities. Maryland is overmatched, but
she is not cowed-she is overpowered, but-thank
God-she is unconquered. Her high spirit is I'M
broken her bright honor is unsullied-there is
life in the Old Land yet
Though the soil of old Maryland echoes the tread
OF an insolent soldiery now;
And lurid glare reddens the sky overhead
From the camp fires light below:
Though from mountain to shore the hoarse cannon
Whose bayonets shine in unbroken line
There is life in the Old Land yet.
Though by treacherous hearts and unloyal hands
Betrayed and disabled to-day;
And deserted at need by her sons she stands
Confronting an armed array:
Though tyrannous might hath o'erborne the right
Hath discrowned and despoiled her-and men
forget
As they bow the knee, that they once were free
There is life in the Old Land yet
mayed
Though passive she is not subdued.
Though she shruks from unsheathing her trusty
blade
In fratricdal teud,
Not long will she kneeI when Expressions heel
On her neck is, by Monarch or President, set;
And the blood even is mantling her brow
For there life in the Old Land yet.
She remembers with pride what her children have
In the perious days of yore;
And will never relinquish the rights which they
won,
Or disgrace the flag they bore.
Then let those beware who boastfully swear
They will conquer her now, for their vaunt will
be met
And the Maryland men shall be heard OF again
For there's life ia the Old Land yet.
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me American processes not exactly to under
' =, 'ne motives Of the Government in ordering
wv '.'' vi Marshal KANE and the placing of a
Provost Marshal at the head Of the nolice foroo
but Is, as matter of course, ouite satisfied tho :
it is perfectly right and proper IF Thua,.;.,, '
were in the ascendant, the Ameriro, -. 1s iIn
glze murder as one OF the Fine Arts. Here is
what it says of Gen. BANKS Proclamation;
$50 far in what has been done, the General Govsr,
ment appears to have acted with wise orbearance ONLY
keeping pace with the events forced upon by the
excited men in midst"
Now the only 'over-excited'' people we know,
were those connected with the American, who, on
the goth of April, the day subsequent to the ont
break in Pratt street, published an editorial I'M
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Il PREHEAREAL OF THE DECLARATION
VI OF iNnEPENnEN and ether MYSTICAL sFLEC-
TIoTS, under the direction Of Professors GEORGE W
Mah'fk ana OTTO SUTkO will be held at WFsThRE
HALL > " 6@nes Howard and Lexington streets III ;
the .i"gers fc4Ges ed J. II ROGERS.
IL CHARM an Committee.
MON BANK OF MARYLAND, June 81,
THREE AND HALF PER CENT. for the last six rs,
on me capital stock OF tbs Bank, payabe on Monday the
je28 ut Z MICEL Cashier.
ENARMERS AND PLANTERS BANK, BALTI-
a WORE, June 81, 1861 The de,t and Direct rs
nave declared dividend Of FOUR PER GENT. on the
60 III stock for the last six months. payable on and after
ue 9h July. Transfer books closed until he st July.
ls2S cost T. B. KUTTER Cashier
RUDlSlLL GOLD MINING COMPANY.-Th
~ nnua ting nf the Shareholder Of t's Com
E an election Of officers to for tie ensuing ar,
VIII ne held hON AY, Sth Of July, between the hours
q y md O'clock P. NJ, at the Office of the Springfield
MN nG ompany, Second street
The Transfer Books viii the 4th till Sth
prcXimo inclusive. By rider.
je28-tL8 HARRY FISHER, sec'v.
REEF, PORK AND BACON, receiving and
~ for sale by A. l.. WEBB & BRO,
II Pratt and Commerce streets.
ENLOUR.-Choice brands of Family, Extra aud
l. Super flour ia store and for sale by
1t corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
| TT W. THOMAS Sugar-cuIed Family Hams
A. L. WEBB & BRO
! II corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
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der the head OF Preparation and DPgaa!22tioA,
from which we make the following extract:
I've hare, through our constituted authorities dsglared
mat the Northern troops shall not be D9sSsd hrogt our
city and that declaration must BE- supported 0tth de
tsrinGtion energy and lqnimity There must be prep
dration, organisation and good counsel To prcrsnt the
passage Of these troops, they should be met beyond ne
limits Of the city by such organized force as c'H
make fTscfIGl.''
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And again


ga voluntary abuse of power sanctions the
right OF resistance, as much as direct and pal
paoie usurpatlon. The sovereignty reserced to
'e States aoas reSerced to protect the citizens from
"dcts Of 0ioence By the United States, as aeH as for
'tpurposes Of domestic regulation. We spurn the
'ideG that the free. sovereign and independent State
"Qf Massachusetts is reduced to a mere n,uni.ipoz
Incorporation aoiho pO'0er to protect its people, or
ITO defend them from oppression from schateper
''quarter comes. WHENEVER THE NATIONAL CON-
''PAcr is VIOLATED, AND THE CITIZENS OF THIS STATE
Oppressed BY CRUEL AND UNAUTHORIZED ENACT
''MENTB, THIS LEGISLATURE IS BOUND TO INTERPosE
cts POWER AND TO wREsT FROM THE opPREssoR ITS
''vICTIM."
Such was the voice of Massachusetts in the year
1914. Will not the people of our own State
''read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest the
lesson that 1t conveys?
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BARRED,
On the 18th instant, by Rev John Guyer, GILBERT C.
BuLGIANOt to Miss ELLA f. KIRK all OF this city.
On The 2th instant, by Rev. Henry Ebert MEL l.
SEEANSBnkl: OF Baltimore. to Miss REBECCA A BAI-
gzEsENr1zr--zyIIaE sElzzaz1IEaaRa
DIED.
On The 2st OF June, at the residence Of Col Edward
Lloyd, Talbot county, J. MURRAY LLOYD, in the Goth
year of his age
OF Edws rd VI. Grcenway
On the 25h instant, LUCY F., wife of Henry S. White
in the 22d of her age.
90 the 20.h instant. JAMES ASBURY, aged II months
son of James A. and Maria smith.
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There was time when Massachusetts, occupied
position Of determined resistance to the Federal
Governments and however indefensbe may have
been the motives by which she was then actuated
the views of her Legislature in relation to the SOW
ereignty Of the State. and its powers under the
Constitution, ought certainly to be binding upon
her citizens. We commend, therefore, to the at
tenton not only of the people of Maryland, but
also of the Massachusetts regiments quartered in
our midst, the following extracts from the Report
of the Committee Of the Massachusetts Legislature
during the war of 1872. They are peculiarly sig
nifcant at this time. They distinctly point out to
Marylanders what their own rights are, and what
duties incumbent upon them at this crisis
They may also serve to remind General BANKS
and his armed followers that, by sustaining the
arbitrary measures of the Administration, they
are actually aiding to bring about that disruption
of the Republic which the Massachusetts Legisla-
ture soemnly declared would ensue if the Con-
sttution were endangered by perversion of its
powers, and the basis Of Union destroyed by
practical neglect of its principles. We quote
History of the United States:
we beheVe, SAID the committee that this
'war, so fertile in calamities and so threatening
Gin its consequences, has been waged with the
"worst possible views and carried on in the worst
possible manner; forming union of wickeduess
land weakness which defes for parallel the
''annals of the world. We believe, also, that its
"worst effects are yet to come; that loan upon
"ioan tax upon tax, and exaction upon exaction,
Unjust be imposed until the comforts of the present
"and the hopes of the rising generation are de-
''stroyed. an impoverished people seiU be an en-
"s1ared people. an army of 1000 men, become
"ceteran By The time tie acar is ende9 may become,
'ds in former times, the instrument of destroying
"ecen the forms Of liberty. IL arW be as easy to es-
''taJlish a President for life, by their arms, as
@ President for four gears. We tremble for the
liberties of our country. We think 1t the datty of
'the present generation to stand 6e,ceen the neat and
"despotism."
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| ~ From Baltimore to Fort u onr0e and back SO.
G. GUS.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner Of Howard and Fayette streets
Under Howard gank.
all o. so ss sSs' '''is' ana a
HAVANA CIGARS.
RAJ f !TPRI ABTcos a 81 f. worth SO
s sAS{hEE ffEhE2qTs T. 5S, g g
CHOICE CONCHAS 20, IS
I KEGRfiAs & %, " g
SUTR0's PoPULAR CORNER,
felo-tfr Baltimore and Light streets.
A SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S OFFICE, June
r. lS6l-The President and Directors Of the Assoc-
Of SIX fS9ePy RHy h Ek S
the past six months payable on and after July 30; next
y }es Sfd5F JOHN DUKE sec1ii5Iv
EIREMEN'S INSURANCE OFFICE, June 20,
n lS6l-Ihe President and Directors OF the Fnemen's
EN FIVE 6I&Rs PfR sa Gsy dso lar he
Friday, 9Th July, 1871 By orer '' p"yAOe on and after
tsa,.t1s n.n FRANCIS J. McGINNIs,
-1e-I-t1o PSR Secretary.
REMOVAL
IL E; J. RICHARDSON SONS
THE RE, oi,P FRANKLIN. BANK BUILDING,
.o, Three doors above their former location
le24 lw North street, above Baltimore street.
M Mt VERNON JUMP ANY
4TA OFFICE, No 81 LOMBARD STREET.
coT 1S61;''i GTS y
RAVENS DUCK, SEINE AND SEWING TwTn.s
epAl-tr
AD''I Eat. lind q Hurdoc iAO' w. El0HAS
yvrDGCH & RICHARDS,
ARC8ITEC CTS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
o.. CORNER OF CALVERT AND BALTIMORE sTs,
so1tf,,o.. - ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
NIT Entrance Fayettee tres
- H1',
FURFITURE WkREEG0R9
na'e''
L nv . 0AN'19N1 NKrR
WilIBUY and ELI DOMESTIG EXGHi NGE. all kinds
and H6STR @ IN 9 carTe4y fs'
His72Glr
IhN UOANO.
always on hand an abundant supply Of No PERUvIaS
and are p'Tpnfga to execute all orders at Old
the o pbAN 1odD RUS sH E
ml8-tf Bowly's wharf
= TO sur7
MARYLAND GUtRD Pipe, and rs The TINES INES
ing Tobacco A., rcr .. ,,n,
FPIrrrs sEn Fl o1 II Eoh 20 U.s.
FAollo AND fLo"Eho ,r,ru,>,c ron,,co
. CHEWISG TOBACCO,
sUTR0'5 POPULAR CORNER,
l2-.f baltimore and Light SITS
ENAMILY HAMS
n w Loa Ao. -, -, 49, -, =
brands Suga5Gared Family HANS which for richness Of
above choice artici We nU;t fb M 10 Ine
crrs SNiTTTI y NJ ~ 91n aaiaA++S sro-
mhl-tfy s8i RaIiinoraa stres.
FEIDE TABLES
4
FOR THE UNITED STATES,
FOR 1860,
Now readyor gfauit0us disbv ion to shir masters &c
FAST, PsI e. Nv WAbb LIT.
~ -
EET NTED-An EXPRESS WAGON with
wv aove- st-ona h,t ~ - 80, 49, 81 -, 80
slant. ii $500 2r, S IN ~ r "a ot d very SUP
price, Apply at IS SOUTH STREET. ie8-tf
NRRTTVTAN CTANO
w -. So. 49,. - -, ,., ",
- we are now ron the AgentS "arehouse,
pared to supply in any quantity at the lowest S msTet
rates ". WHITELOCK CO,
m o-tt "A South street
TASNMA ETIS
800 NE nni o. .crs I'D no pvou,,,
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From the Gazette, Davenport, IowaI
Mr.. Spading would not his name with an article
he did not kn0t0 to possess real merit
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CEpHALIC PILLS
CEpHALIC PILLS
CURE
81 G K II E D CH II E,
CURE
N E RV o US FL EA d A G II E,
CURE
LII KINDS OF HEADAC FL E.

the Of these Pills the periodic attacks of Neyrou
Sick Headache may be prevented and if taken at tn
announcement Of an attack immediate relief from pal
nd sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and HeddGca
which females subject.
They act gently upon the Understanding C0Sicsnes
for Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
ersons Of SedsaLary habits, they valuable Lar
oe, improving the appetite, giving tore and uigor TO
digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity
trength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result OF long nvestig
ton and carefully conducted experiments having been
many years. during which they have prevente
and relieved vast amount OF pain and suffering fro
Headache, whether originating in the system
from deranged state Of the stomach
They entirely vegetable in their composition,
making any change of diet, ard the absence Of any d.,
agreeable taste renders easy to administer them to chill
rem.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFTTS
The genuine have FIVE signatures Henry c. Spaldingo
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
PRICE 25 CENTS.
Ali orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDIEG,
Gs Cedar Sree, New York.
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BELLE VERNON, OHIO, Jan. Is, 1851.
HENRY c. SPALDING, Esq.
Please find incosei twenty-five cents, which send
another box of Cephalc Pills. They truly the
best Pills IhaUe eUer tried
Direct 4. SLOWER, P II.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
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from the Advertiser, Providence, R. IL
The testimony in their favor is strong from the mos
espectable quarters
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va,
They have been tested in: than thousand cases
with entire success
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u z Y D E MS

] } Z Y D MS
BALTIMORE
MANUFACTURED
PREMIUM
YEAsT POWDERS,
MANUFACTURED by
KENNA CO.,
NO. NORTH CALVERT STREET,
OPPOSITE BAENUs5 HoTEL
E4-This Powder has taken the premium over all othe
Yeast Powders at all State Fairs South of the Mason and
Dixon's Line. mhlI-eor
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
~ PUBLIC SCHOOLS, JUNE 18th, S6i;-Tne under
FGx n THE ElnnG&TrE OF III FTe
IN at the northeast cGTner Of Green and Fa! ett streets
on ace Tsh o f2 nT s in Re
vii be received until MONDAY, the LIST of July, at 10
ie273. JAMES r. Cox
ECONOMY ! ECONOMY
i! za2 o$ 6 45& s a5 :,
burner furnishes sufficient heat to to- 30
BOIL TAFE6 Es rfh f F F23F k 0H & MEAT
Far at 70 a1y oS pGs each get GU"
HousekeepeTs win find great economy purchasing this
little article as the fire Tin in the CooFing Stove can be put
scarcely pense, thereby saving the fuel nearly
half day and causing the dwelling be considerably
| cooler CURTL' & CO,
HouscfurnisherS Nos. 2l6 and us Bat. st.,
je26tt Patentee's Agents fr the State OF Maryland.
STOCKS, STOCKS.
| VIRGINIA,
TENNESSEE,
| NORTH CAROLINA,
MISSOURI,
AND ALL OTHER STATE, CITY AND RAILROAD
| STOCKS AND BONDS, DAILY BOUGHT AND SOIL
| IN THE NEW YORK MARIE EFT, by
| MARTIN LEWIS,
c.,ap
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From the Democrat st. Cloud, Mimi
II you are, have ibeen troubled the headacle
end for box (Cephaic Pills,) that may have tn
in case of en- attack.
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From the Western r. Gazette, Chicago, I'LL
We heartily endorse Mr. Spalding, and his unrivaled
Cephac Pills.
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REYEMLY, MASS, Dec. II, 1860

BEVERLY, MASS, Dec. IL, 1860
wish for some circulars large show bills, to bring
your Cephac Pills particularly before customers
ltYou nave anything of the kind, please send me.
One OF my customers, VINO subject to Sick Head
ache casually lasting uaYsl of an attack
IN one hour b. gottr PitiS, which sent her
Respectfully yours. W. B. WILKES.
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES
William Dixons, London and Jules Jurgeusens Copen
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguet's NICKEL WATCH
CLAKK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time K eep
ers, for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner Of Calver
and Water Streets Importer Of Fine Watches ewery
Chains Silver and Plated Ware .yecoultres Swiss Ra
and Strops, Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles, sui
ages. New goods in store Purchasers will please,s
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SITS
Baltimore audit
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephec Pills accomplish the object for which they
made, viz Cure of headache in all its FORMS
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from the St Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (CcphaIio Pills
rapidly increasing.
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co, Pa 3
January l8, 1861.
Fl. C. SpALnING.
SIR You will please send two boxes of your Cephalic
Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JN0. B. SIN0NS
P. SJhac used one bon Of your Pulls, and find them
excellent.
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D. R. STILTz.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
SIS N. CHARLES STREET,
iall:n OPPOSITE ST. PAULs CHURCH.
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From the Kanawha Valley STAR Ranawha, Val
We that persons suffering from the headache,
who try them, will stick to them.
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From the Advertiser Providence, r. IL
The Cephac Pills said to be a remarkable effective
remedy Tor the headache and the very best for tina
very frequent complaint which has been discovered
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KIEDLEG Wood KlNDLING WOOD
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
At Office OF City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 5 NORTH STREET.
sI0.tf JAS. II. JOHNSON
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from the SoutherniPath Finder, New Orleans, al
Try them you that afflicted, and are sure tina
testimony can be added to the already lis
that has rec ievd benefits that other medicine
duce.
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YPsILiNTI, Mich, Jan. Il, 1861.
mr SPALDING.
SIR: Not long since sent to you for box Of Cephalic
Pills for the Of the Nervous Headache and Cost
and received the they had good effect that
induced to send for more.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
a. Il. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Michigan
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-28

From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass !
Said to be very elficacious for the headache
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From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio.I
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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Wool WooDil WooDill
SAVE PER oRNT by buying your Weed at ocs o! City
team Fire Wood Mil,
No.3No1sH sFRLs7.
JAMES, Il. JOHNSON