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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27
RAIr1MoRr. May l.. 1850

Grvr1rME<-You note of May lfsh
came 10 hand yesterday rs regards 'lle
efficacy Of your Tobacco Manure, We can
but say. that in ths only ease II came IN
der our personal knowledge, 1t preved
very effective, there being such decided
difference between she tobacco fortified
and that not as to Impress most favorably
those who witnessed rs esocts. The ap-
nlic,tiou which came rnder our personal
knowledge was used on the farm Of Mr..
+. J. Hall. Jr.. of our hease, Mr.. Benz
Tongue. Mr., VIM Sherbertr Gel. r. I,
F,.cp. Capt Robert Perry, all q whom
live u the ncighborhood, and by pr.
Hammond Stewart, Of Calvert county -
The arp.pation WAS about two hrodred
r,nn3s p,..i,, acre. aai It's effects very
marked IN ,lse growth of the To5aoco-
respectfully yours.
N>s,Ss Is II k4o9Ls y Go, : ;, st
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

DF.rH OF ~ EsrxE.r DIvrSv
reference to nur obituary column. ]. viii
he .ocn that Rev. r IT. r. Mitchell ID
dead Rcv. Mr Mitchell w.' brother
o. Hon. Walter Mitchell. Of Charles
Tho family is among the Oldest and most
marked in IT,. State and the decea,ed was
distinguished ~ very great ability in his
ryofsssion. Mr. Mitchell labcred in his
s,ered calling Cor many years In this
county and hi. memory viii long be cher
,.hed with love and respect by all who
enjoyed the privilege ofahis intimate &C.
ouaintarcc. he was about % year. o
az. and was pastor Of Trinity Church
Flkton. Nd at the time Of his death
We hope he Las entered upon the chap
picr life"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

THE PRoposEp METHODIST UNION
The proposed union between the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church and tho NJ. f.
Church South, has been respectfully de-
cined By the latter. The correspondence
between Bishops James and Simpson. in
behalf of the NJ. F. Church, and Paine
and McTycirc, in behalf of the Church
South, has just been made public. The
reply of the latter, while duly unctlous
and brotherly, is nevertheless somewhat
racy. 1t i. clever specimen of telling
one "his own, in kind and affectiCnate
way, and is worthy Of being read as a
model Of polite but pungent reparsee'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27
lCCNmCSIC4TED o.
4 CA RID.

Havinr heretofore announrri myself
as candidate for the Senate Of Maryland, ,
ard having subsequently determined to
remove from the county and devote my
entire time To the practice If law in the
City Of BaT'imorc, I take this occasion 70
announce that | am no longer cand date
for the state Senate To the peop'e Of
St. Mary'S. return my sincere thanks
fnr the confidence they have reposed IN
me and the honor. they have conferred
upon me. and shall ever cherish them
amongst the proudest recollections of ing
life
To III. tried and truR>d veterans q the
Oil Guard. who have so faithfully ad-
hered to me in my many political con-
.es.s, words are inadequate to express
the deep and heartfelt gratitude winch
feel for them. Buoyant. firm and rella-
bic in the beat Of action, faithful and un-
broken in defeat. they commanded both
nv admiration and my affection. DURING
the short period of five years they nave
rallied to nv support in hTc successive
contests, and though not always success
full have exhibited self-saorlfcing devo'
ton which, though l cannot hope to mer-
it, shall never fail to appreciate 1t II
then with feelings of real pain that deem
it necessary to sever ny political connec.
ton with SO many true and steadfas
friends, and as it is impossible for me tt
see them all | thus send them my greet
ing. of thanks, with, for each and ALL
ferycnt God bless you,
BAKER 4. JAMESON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

FaRt NJ rus PAc1rIc KA1LRoAD,-1hc
respective officers of the companies, after
consultation, have come to temporary
understanding that the fare from New
York to San Francisco for emigrant and
second-class passengers should be So,
and for frst-class passengers Sl75.-
Concerning freight nothing definite has
yet been arranged. Il is expected that
the trip from shore to shore can
be made from si3 to seven days. For the
present time of running will be rather
slower, as the track is new and needs
ballasting. The Union Company, as also
the Central, have each, it is stated, over
> 900 freight cars, and while the first has
over $50 locomotives the latter counts
100.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

T. Contributor, Esq, says that the
man who wrote Home, Sweet Home, "
never had home. No, of course not
All his folks at home say be didn't
Nobody who writes about anything ever
has it. If a man Is oct of anything he
Immediately goes and writes about it
No one writes so many "hcadings" as the
man who is out of his head. Certainly
he didn't ever have any home. The man
who wrote "O!d Arm Chair never had
an armchair in all his life The best he
had was an old split-bottom chair without
any back to It, The author of Take Me
Back TO Switzerland" never was in Swift
zerland. The nearest Ike ever came to it
was sitting in the William Tell saloon
eating Switzer kaSe-case why, sthat was
the best he could do 'Mother, I've
Come Home to Die" hasn't spoken to the
old woman for years, and wouldn't go
near the house Besides, lie is one of
that class of spirituai>ts who don't be-
lieyc they will ever die. HIS health was
never better. His mother is nothing but
a mother in-law, and she is dead anyhow
"Hark, l Hear the Angels Singing
spent all his evenings III concert beer
saloon. Angels indeed! lot in the
Silly Nigh" used to get or spree and
made the Silly night howl till daybrcak.
The author of 1--WE Met By Chance
knew very we'll it was arranged before
hand He had been weeks in contriving
it. and she admired his contrivance.-
The author Of II Know a Bank etc,
didn't know one where he could get his
note discounted. The only check he ever
held was white cheek on a faro bank
He never had red check in all his life.
What Are the Wild Waves Saying 2
knew very we'll they were rePrcac5ing
him for running away from Long branch
without, paying his hotel bill. WHO
VIII Care FIR Mother Now Who, IN
deed, You took the old woman 10 the
poorhouse just before writing the song,
and there is nobody but thr roormaster 70
care for he- now. my Mother Dear
used to thrash the old woman within an
inch Of her life. Let Ne Kiss Him for
His Mother" cot mad because his mother
wouldn't have him, and whipped Der lit
lie boy within an inch II his life I'm
Saddest When | Sing Vas tlckled al
most to death if invited to. 40 One to
Love" just having killed cs his nth wife
naturally felt like the deTil about 1t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27
ESroRc1Na NsaRo EQUALIry. Til

ESroRcINa NsaRo EoUALIry The
dirposiron of the Radicals to enforce
equality between the white and black ra-
ces of this country is being e1emplihed
under Grants Administrations, not cnly in
the appointments IF negroes to office, but
sn the attempt which is now being made
10 compel the Typographical Union Of
Washington City to admit son Of Fred.
Douglass into tho organization. That
society, like ali ,ther trade Unions, has a
set of laws ~ which it is governed
Douslass, Jr., is not member of any
Printers Union, and never has been -
lie was rejected wherever he applied for
admission He cannot work with menu
bers of the Union in the Government of
fee at Washington, according to the reg
ustions of the Association. The Super
iptendent Of public printing knew that
when he gave him situation. He was
undoubtedly Influenced in hi, action by
tho desire to force The printers Of Wash
ington to recognize the negro appointed
as their equal This is step deliberate
IS iakcn by Grants administration to
force white men of al trades to admit ne
grocs to a perfect equality with them
selves This case of Douglass, Jr., is
dosigncdly made test one, and all the
power of the Government is to be used to
white working men Of the country to this
esidcnee Of the determination to enforce
negro equality They must either sub
nit it to or provide methods ofresistance
The matter is one III which they are all
Interested
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

YorSd AMsRIc,.-Still ahead Of 81
Juvenile monthlics and still upward and
onward. The june number is especial
IL admirable. Parents should SEQ TO il
that their children are provided with 4
copy, The outlay is only $50. Try
il fer wear sud neiiee effects. contrasting
the Intelligence and advancement o:
children who read @ad children rho don I
71ad i.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

N1cE L1rTLB IScoMEs.-Thc II raid
publishes tile income returns OF the eighth
collection district of New York, shown =
a marked increase in the inc mes of real
estate owners, with some falling of in
those of merchants The district is the
most wealthy in the country. Aaron
Arnold returns $3.50, 900 J.: II. Bcne-
dict S31l $50 Harvey Flax S2S6, 129 !;
George Fox S37l,4ll' Peter G@'et
S235, 6S3 \ 8 Hatch S21S ,2Ol Elias
S Higgins S43l, 1873; Paran Stevens
s244 3}5; \. I. Stewart SCOOPS ;
Moses Taylor S279 ,433 Francis War
den S263 ,5s7. The list fills three col
umus. There are plenty of small fry fel.
lows who return from $40, 900 to 5000,
600; but We absolutely decline to recog-
nize any income less than a quarter Of =
million. That is little enough at the
present price Of butter.-Ne'rark Adrer-
tser.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

CsvRP,rfoN OF FFrERtL PowFR.-
constructions have been sent TO the mill
taTv commander in Georgia to institute 4
thorouGi examination into the recent XII
lag 81 Slr Adkins, y member of the
Ecorgfa LEGISLATURE, and - find out, if
possible the perpetrators Of Err ~sa-,i-
nation. that justice may be melted GU. 30
them. '-Erchdnge.
Here is another comment on the SOCIAL
led reconstruction Of the Radical party.
Georgia has a civil Government compos
cd Of executive. Legislative. and Judicial
DEPARTMENTS. Has ,he Governor notified
n, President ,has his civil government
Is powcrlcss to pYo.ec, .he citizens, 10
punish crime. or to eEe.a;e the laws, and
leseusht the aid Of She s,rsng am of the
central power ? Has net the Third Nil :
it.ry District, as constituted BY the re-
construction acts, been disban:icd sud al
SIS ciyil functions surrendered into the
BANDS Of the State government Have
the C xrts failed to prosecute criminals,
and to tame sognirauoe 0: crime Moth
ing OF the sort, By what authority, then,
does thc Sccrctarr o: War order military
Investigation into tse commission Of crimes
IN contravcntiou Of State law ? Why
s,s he rot instructed ,Ae military com
n >,der OF New York 10. investigate the
lIlhn. Of Rogers, and the e"nmauiant
,c Ini,ana, 10 examine into the facts Of
t., lyn,hine OF tho Rrnos ara etAt's at
:,ymuut The authority aud 81. * 80
, al. -!..e ID AZ tie stats
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fCoMMUN1CATHD.
Headquarters Co. \
9th Nd. Cavalry,

At law parade of Co. A held at Chap
tico on Monday, the 18th instant IN obe-
diencc to general order No. Z Battalion
Headquarters, the officers and prlvates OF
said company, after parade. assembled at
Company Headquarters, whereupon the
following resolutions were unanimously
passed
Resolved, That the officers and privates
of Company A have seen with surprise
and regret communication, published
in recent issue of the st. Mary's Bed-
con. protesting to have been written by
a member of this company, and purport-
ing to be an account of a parade of Com
pnnv A then, lately held at Port Tobac-
co, in Charles county.
Resolved, That the communication above
named was unauthorized and gratultous.
and that the Editors of the Beacon were
imposed upon, the writer of the commu-
nication not being at the time, Is not
now. and never has been member
of the company. or in any way connected
with it.
Resolved, That Captain Waring be re-
qucstcd to communicate the foregoing res
clutions to Captain Page, Company y
5tl, Nd. Cavalry, with the request .tthls
Company that he will sakc the necessary
measures 70 have rhcm made public and
that a copy of the same be sent to the
Editors of the Beacon for publication.
JAMES WARING, JR.,
Captain Co. A 9Th Nd, CAV,
May 17'h, 1869.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

O>wARp-Masne Reeds Magazine
Oascdrt has been received. The sub
jrct Of "Cro4uctH is largely treated IN
this number ans sherc is promise 70
continue explanations Of tbs game IN sub
equ,nt issues The motto q the fsilior
is ,rt,is.or. and he s certainly s,sseod
In. IN issuing one g the most popular Il
ks y Nvlk ,4re;hA>s
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BAL7rNoRE, May II, Isl

Ntssrs. Thos. J. Hal d, Co.:
Grxrs-You will greatly oblige by Civ
ing a. sny information you may have, re-
norts from customers. g., in reference
70 the application of Rhodes tobacco VI
rfrt.
Your early reply will confer favor on,
Yours, truly,
[Signedj j. NJ. RHODES < Co.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

TEAcHER's RkPoRTs-In answer to
inquiries in regard to teachers reports,
we have to reply. that the School author
tiles have not been remiss In endeavors
to obtain them. Efforts were made in
this direction several weeks ago but with
out success The reports are entirely out
of print and it may be several weeks be-
fore they can be obtained As teachers
can have no immediate use for them, We
advise them to postpone the making ont
Of their reports, both for the present and
last quarters, until within few days of
the next meeting Of the School Board, of
which due notice will be given.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

SEVENTH JUpICIAL DIsrRIcT.-We full
" endorse the remarks of our friend of
the Calvert Journal Our judicial Dis
trict IS blessed with three Judges net only
eminent for their talents, but for all the
excellencics that alorn the true gentle
man Law, like medicine, is not agree
able to the taste but when administered
BY the hands Of those we love or esteem.
is robbed of half its terr0rs. - Marlboro
Gazette.
The Journal says
The late term Of our court was the
FIRST That Judge Brent has attended and
our people were all greatly pleased with
him. FITS charge to the Grand Jury was
capital, and was listened to with great
pleasure by all who were 50 fortunate as
to be present on the occasion. Judge
Ford has become exceedingly popular
throughout the coun v His dignlied
and gcntleman'y bearing on the Bench,
and kind, af.ble manners. in social cir
ces have won for him the friendship and
esteem of all who have met with him.
"The people of tie Seventh Judicial
Circuit are indeed fortunate IN having
sueh an able Bench as tAey possess in
Judges Brent, Ford aud Magruder."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27
"ExFoRcrxG rnE LAWS. Grant made

"EyFoRCING TIE LAWS Grant made
a grand point in his inaugural about zen
forcing the laws" good or bad. That was
going to be his strong point. Well, the
first thing he did was to appoin: cabl-
net-oficer who WAS ineligible under the
law, and instead of removing him, he
made an unsuccessful attempt to distort
the law to meet his case tie then APP
pointed Secretary of the Navy whom he
knew was physically incapable of dis
charging the duties of his Office, and al
lowed him to appoint Admiral Porter a
substitute. Porter has signed orders on
the Treasury in Borie's name, and now
the sharp-cyed Treasury officers refuse to
pay the money on such orders. To get
over this difficulty Gen. Grant has ap-
pointed Porter Secretary of the Navy ad
interim, and given Boric play-spell. If
this Administration is not running into
the ground, where is it running!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27
THR HEARTH AND IIoME.-Thc II

THR HEARTH AND IIoME.-Thc Hearth
aud Home seems to be growing in inter
est and in public favor. The publishers
promise % commence in the next number a
fine story fullofinterest, by Mrs. Edison, to
be entitled, marrying Well, to be il
Illustrated by Stephens & Perkins. Send
for it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

Cr4x5lSo Cto-Ht<p.-N1nS persons
lose life c7rry year b. a. in)ndic'ouS
Grange Of clothing. anil he principles IN
vaIved need repetition almost ey ry year
Il clothing is 10 lie i,minishcl, It should
BE- dcnc in lie morning when fist drcs-
sing. Additional clo;hing may Be put on
Il any time.
n Northern States the u-icr garments
should not be changed for those les hea-
w sooner than the middle Of May for
even in June fire = very coif.!ortahle
sometimes in New York parlor.
WOODEN flannel ought 10 b worn next
10 the person. by all, during the whole
fear, but thinner one may be worn a.
ter the first of June.
A blazing FIRE should be kept in every
family room until ten in the morning. and
rekindled again an hour before suudown.
,ip to the first week in June and from tie
frs, day of October.
Particular and tidy housekeepers. By
arranging their frepl'ces for the summer
too early, oftentines put the whole family
to a seri Us discomfort. aud endanCer
health by exposing them to sit IN chilli
ness for several hours every morning, wait
ing for the weather to moderate, rather
than have the fireplace or CRATE all black
encd up that is. rather than be put to
the trouble Of another fixing up for the
simmer, they expose the children t. the
croap and the old folks to inflammation of
the lunes The old and young delight
in warmth it is to them the greatest lux
try. Half the diseases of humanity would
be swept from existence if the human
body were kept comfortably warm all the
'ime The discomfort Of cold feet, or of
8 chilly room, may have been experienced
to tiieir sorrow they make the mind pee
vsh and fretful while they expose the
holy to colds and inhammations which
aften destroy it in less than week
Halls Journal Of HeaIth.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

L. 5. DErrTY M.RsH.L.-The posi-
ton Of I. S. Deputy Marshal for 5. Ma
rvs has. We learn, been rendered % Hen
~ Jones. Of patuxent District.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

Speaking Of Grant. George Francis
Train said at the Cooper Institute the
other evening 4 DO think he IS the
greatest sell ever palmed of on people
we know number of disappointed Rad
icals who will-crcdit Train with having
had a lucid interval just then.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

The degrees of crime are thus defined ::
EIo who steals million is only Z fnan-
cicr. Who steals half million IS only
dcfcultcr. Who steals a hundred thou
sand IL rogue. Who steals fifty thous-
and is a knave. But he who steals a
pair Of boots,or loaf of bread is seoun-
drel Of the deepest dye, and deserves TO
be hanged.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

R1yERsIDE.-Mr Stephens opens the
June "Rivcrsidc" with another of his
droll Mother Goose pictures, Illustrating
the ditty The Fox and his Wife, they
had great Strife" AS if in peaceful
contrast, the opening article Of the num-
Der is First School-days Of 4 little Qua
kerr" which promises to be bright story
for girls. History is provided in sketch
Of Joan of Arc" by George NJ. Towle.
Mr. Jacob Abbott explains "Jople's
Equivalent" Paul II. Hayne, the Poet,
tells lively story in prose of "Robby
Singleton's M.hapj" tn. "Ramblcs in
constantinople' are continued, as also
the Hunting Sketches in South Africa !;
while there is another New Testamen;
story, this time Of the Marriage Feast
It Cana" and Han, Andersen tells a
fresh story of The Comet, which has
very graceful picture by NJ, l., Stone
To know the rest get the Magazine itself.
Hurd and Houshton. New York, Pub
fishers. 80 a ysar.~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

TOBACCO CULrrRs.-lmporton' Cor
rssnordcace nth Mssrs Thos. y. hui
4, Co.. Prominent Tobacco Con'mlSSlon.
Merchants.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

To CoerrsrnNDg>7s 1.-THE HINT.
,.oc,;c con,r, button, has been received and
will aprrar in our next issue.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

\. Egatou. ~ the. venin- Of the lsth
instant. R,. Il IL Is MITCHfiI4
rector ct Trinity ClusoA. a4l tssmc.sy Of
t4.s equity
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MARRIED.

On she 9Th inst, by the Rev. Father
DeWolf, I. ". COTTON to Miss y.
r MORGAN.
On tie same Gay. by she Re~- Father
Euders. ZACUARIAU MATTINGLEX
70 Mrs. ANNIE ". THOMPSON
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

The last words Of Cardinal Nlscman
arc noteworthy. OPcuinS his Eyes, after
; s!,ors respite from pam. aal with
smile playing on his features, lie s-i 10
his attendants We'll, here an :, 80.
Ike child frt-l. .@aoo., oyIne Ao-4e fog
he holidays
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27
LATE COLLECTOR 5 SALE

IN pursuance Of n9'ise served tpoa
L John l.. Be1n and John l. : n. al.
mjni>tratnr Of William t. B,ar. be DE-
i.rqaents in this ease ani bv virtue q
authority vested in ne " Tie Ccls q
Public General LAW. cf this State. au
expose 10 public auction on the prem ise,
Of said John l.. Ban. on
Friday, the 18th day of June
next,
between the hours Of 10 o clock. A "
and ) o clock. T. NJ the following PER
souAl PROPERTY, seized snd taken by lie
10 execution for TANcs due fer tho ycsrs
1866 and 1857, and interest and cost dae
thereon 10 the day of sale, to wit:
/ Horse;
Cows;
3 Hearings
lot Of Hogs.
TERMS OF SALE CASH
ROBERT j BEAN.
Late Collector of county
and State Take. for md
Election District Of St
nary's county
May -. ls69-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-27

sitting a. a Court Of Equity.
No J. 90 \ E.
nRnERED. this Path day Of May.
~ 1863 that the sale made and reported
by Jss H Key, Trustee, lied in this ca Use. be
ratified end confirmed, III less cause 10 tho CON
trarv be shown on or before The 3td Monday o.
June next: provided copy OF this notice be
published IL. the Saint Mary's Beacon, once a
week for three successive weeks prior 10 tho
said 0rd Monday of June.
The report states the land sold for s4O25.
JNO \ CAVALIER, OK
True cor, Test:
INO 4 CAVALIER, OK.
may p, l869-3w.
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NOTICE

STATE OF MARYLAND,
ONec otMc Secretary Of State,
-AGepolis, May / It'll, 1869.
T. oil lrhont Il may Concern
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
application la. been made to the Govern
or fer Pardon in the case of the State
V Samuel Bricn Ocgro) convicted IN
the Circuit Court fur st Marys county at
November Term 1866 O. committing
Rape upCn the person Of Martha Yates
colored
The Governor viii take up the said
case for final decision on or after tho
1th dav Of June next,
until which time protests against the said
application will be heard, and the petition
in the case open to Inspection, at tho dis
erection Of the Governor.
BY order Of the Governot.
re IIOLLYDAY,
Secretary Of State.
May -, 'S6o-2t.
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National, II
Nj 9 w T.
gNllE u
a for ths 1

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ready to suppl
county and u
md trial 7 =
near ST Clrnl
buyers At the |
chimes will DO
gable point " 4
side.
THIS great Il
worked with ~
horses. It's
pcrfcctncss az
fail to observe
yes all other r
particularly in
We only a, J
we believe All
EnIrawaN Fls
Sold
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