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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

SgLr-SEALlSs ESyELoPEs.-The late examina-
ton into the charge of poisoning against Pal
mer, in England elected evidence eta eircum-
stance that has called public attention to the
insecurity of the letter envelopes known as self
sealing or adhesive. 1.-THE Instance OF the ac-
cused party a postmaster had opened a letter
thas sealed, shown him the contents, and sealed
it without detection. This can be readily done.
An that is necessary is to moisten the adhesive
matter. which can be done by wetting the
,onerc Of the envelope and allowing it TO re-
main in that condition 4 few minutes The let
ter can then be opened with facility. it will in.
deed sometimes fly open, and can be resealed in
the original manner, especially if the adhesive
natter has originally been hberai-otherwise
little gum is added Detection is impossible
A London paper says The inference is iaau-
spicions, and we fear We mast return to the age
of sealing wax, or demand really adhesiyeen-
yelone
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
IraRTFR,y SPANTSH MY1IUME
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE bLoOD.

II Not a Particle IF Nsrrassis u
An n,ab.e remedy for seretas Kings n,. :. eas
sn,. On ,hs Pace Rloteles, Bo.is, ssae and acysr,
% rh,auic Sore Eyes. Ringworm, or Ietter,
scsM .heaa, endorsements md pam s. 81 "e
HAS and Joists, salt Rhe1iu, s'ao-
,afI Ul.ers. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.s.I Nil diseases arising from
"a an injadicious use OF
Mercury, Imprndcnce
In Life, or 1lnpnrity
ssH - ~ thc Blood
,.,..-.,;xsM sdicns aud Purifier of the Blood
@ 80 nv .husauds OF grateful patients ron al psI
if,rd states who testify daily to the
y,s y n SEsass' = Scarass,
seraf.ia Erup.Ions the skin, LIVER p,ses ns =,
Ulcers Old So-es Affection OF the hihey -, N ,hs
,he throat Female Complaints Pains and henns % M,
aanes nd Joints speedily put to Hight by using 's
Sa IN Of the oo nothing has been found
n,r. ,vi,h n II eleanses the system OF all npuri-
,iss arts gently and efficiently the Liver ana kidhey
strengthens the Digestion gives tone TO the r
mases The skin clear and healthy, and restores me Con
t;,nt;on enfeebed by broken down ey the ef
cssses OF YOUTH TO its pristine ygor and strength.
fer the h become Known IS regularly prescribed
with the happest effects. IL invgoraesu e seaN az" 49,
hiIitate and i,nparts elasticity to the Sori-on. ie
clears the skim and leaves the patient iresh ana
,n, bottle OF this ines;fnable remedy Is worth all e
socailed Sarsaparillas in existence /,
Th i,rcr number Of certificates which VIC have received
49,, frou, al, parts Of the United States, Is the
hsst evidence that there Is no humbng about ~ me
Press hotel-keepers, magistrates anu Pubic
,sn veil known 20 the community, all add Their ttstlm9-
Fl PffE II inc S0 ''' -, -, ,, 49,, -.
Cali on the Agen, and get Almanac aud read me
details of astonishing cures performed by oaninn :
Spanish MIXTURE (ts MOST CASES wHfak hski ans
yIsK HAD stGYAlY FAILED The limits OF an advertisement
| will not admit their full Insertion.
| w. wM s. BEERS Co., PaoPRiSroRs,
| - No. 3e4, Broadway, New York
| To whom all orders must be addressed >,
eRy- For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants ~
Ali parts Of the United States and the Canadas ana py
| i. i. GAY, Burlington, Iowa tmariopy.l ,---
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

FoLLIEs AT ashinston City
is fast assuming courtly airs. One of the news,
papers there has got 10 reporting the appear
ance of the principal personages at the Presi-
Dental levee, and especially the dresses OF dis
tingnishsd ladies. Thus, at the leyee last week,
the Star tells Us gravely that Mrs. Bodiseo wore
a dress of blue silk, exquisitiy embroidered in
silver, with set OF rare turquoises; that Mrs.
Senator Pugh, of Ohio, wore white dress with
sweeping train; that Mrs. Senator Wilson, of
Massachusetts, wore a figured blue silk brocade;
that Mrs. Senator Touccy, of Connecticut, wore
a black velvet; and so on through variety of
such gossip. s
Congressman, foreign ministers, and heads of
departments are sort of nobility in Washing
ton, though of precious little account anywhere
else in the United States. Hence these reports
of fashions, a sort of reflection of the Partisan
originals, obtained through the dress,nakers of
Philadelphia and New York. This is great
country, undoubtedly, but Washington must
wait a while, and not be in too much haste to
assume its honors.-l Chronicle.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

DlsrRESsiNe AccipERr, On Saturday evening
last, while Mr.. n. NJ. Blackman was returning
from this place to his residence few miles north
east with his brother James, and Michael Garvin,
in sleigh, an elm tree some two feet in diameter
was blown down by the wind upon them, instant
ly killing James Btackmaa and Mr.. Garvin, to.
gether with the two horses, and SO severely in
juring Mr.. Blackman that he died on Tuesday
evening last This awful accident happened
within about half a mile Of his residence. When
found he was sitting several steps from the Sleigh
leaning against the body Of the fallen tree, and
red where he was Mr.. Garrin's body was sew
cred in two, also one of his arms. James Black
man, youth Of some IL or is years, had his
head split open. completely severing the back
part from the front.-Truly the heart sickens in
contemplating the horrible scene.--tP Paris en-
Beacon, Feb -
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HENRY p. SCHOLTE EDWIN II.
SCHOLTE & GRANT, .,

pANkEleS,LnndA Agents, NOtarics II b.
- lie and Attorneys at Law, Pela, Marion
county, Iowa. Collections made, Gold Silver, Current
Bank notes, Land warrants and Drafts all principal
cities in the L. S. bought and sold.
Lands entered cash time in any part of the State
Second hand lands bought and sold commission We
have about % 800 second hand land In all
and conditions, for sale on reasonable terms.
All legal business attended to.
Also, Agents U. S. Life Insurance Company, of New
York City; Iowa State Fire Insurance Company of Keo
kuk Coopers Dc Clarks Steam Engine Mandatory Mt.
Vernon, ohie For all Agricultural machinery and gen.
eral Agents for Patents.
Editors and Proprieors of the Weekly Pella Gazette,
Independent in Politics and religion Terms 80 year,
In advance. Advertisements inserted at usual rates
Also OF Bankers, and Land Agents Monthly Bulletin.
.s.. BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS. dec8f
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

Burrell b. Taylor, some years ago NOISY
Locofoeo s,emagogue in Ohio, writes a letter
from Kansas exhorting Shareholders to nrihg
their slaves to that Territory, and assuring them
that a majority of the people are in favor OF
slavery, and that there is no doubt but the m =.
stitution will be established there IN al Tvs
glory. ..,.a Oh.
example of his illustrious predecessor in gong
South and marrying woman with slaves; and IN
his case the sentiment of Tom Benton, that the
.meanest man on earth is poor white man who
marres plantation of slaves is true to the let
ter-Gate City.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

MARRYING THE WRONG NIGGER.-Soon after
it was known that Leidesdorlfc's property in
this city was immensely valuable, we-known
gentleman, then living here, but since dead left
town in great hurry, and was absent some
months, to the great wonderment of his acquain-
tances who were entirely in the dark as to
where he had been or what he had been in pur-
suit of. After while it leaked out that he had
been to the West Indies, looking up Leides
dorffe's heirs, and finding as said, female
that he believed was the Simon Pure heir of the
vast estate, he without ceremony popped the
question, was accepted, and married forthwith,
congratuiating himself that Capt Folsom and all
the other claimants would have to stand aside,
while be, the great nabob of California would be
without rival in the Golden State. After mar
riagc, in preparing the necessary documents
and getting testimony to substantiate the claims
of his lady fair, he found to his establishment
that he had made small mistake, and that in
fact he married the wrong nigger.'-San Fran
cisco Bulletin.
And now he finds himself in the same position
of many of our doughfaced politicians, who have
sold themselves to the South for office, aud now
find that the bargain was made with the wrong
niger
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

FIRE AND EXPLOSION AT ST.. MARTINsvILLE,
Observation-Disclosures PERSONS MISSING
On the evening of Feb 81 last fire broke out
in st. Martinsvlc, which not only laid waste the
principal portion of the town, but was attended
by fearful loss of life The circumstances, as
far as we have learned them, are these:
The fire originated in stable in the rear of
Mr.. FOntanetts store, to which the flames quick
ly reached and spreading themselves in their
destructive progress, in a short time the entire
square was mass of fame. The square en-
braced the principal business houses of the town,
some of them fine brick buildings, containing a
quantity of valuable merchandise. In one of
these stores were forty kegs of gunpowder,
which exploded with tremendous report, blew
down the walls, carried in the roof and buried
in the ruins thirteen persons who were in the
store at the time endeavoring to save what they
could from the conhagration. -... p.
All these persons are said to have been in
stanty killed. We have not been able to learn
the names of the sufferers The gentleman who
furnishes the information was an eyewitness to
this awful scene, and estimates the probable loss
of property to be about S2Oo,O We cannot
learn that any of his loss was covered by insu-
rance. @' s.-.' H... ...r..r e..
Since the above was written we learn from
another source that twenty-three persons are
missed since the explosion occurred, and the
superstition is that they are among the victims
A gentleman who arrived here last night by the
mail boat, states that when he left St. Martins
vile seventeen bodies had been found among
the ruins, and that diligcnt search was then
being made for others who are supposed to be
there Planters Banners
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

The number of passengers ON the Lake Shore
train coming to Cleveland last Saturday, was in
creased onthc road by the birth of a line child
The lady resided on the West Side of the river,
and was returning home from Buffalo, where her
husband is taking care of the Crescent City
A car was kindly placed at the disposal of the
lady, and she had the attentions of her accom-
panying friends.-EC ieve. Plaindealer.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

A CLERICAL ScAMP.-Rufls W. Griswold, an
accommodated minister, is becoming even
more notorious in the Courts of New York, than
in the books which have been published from
his pen. During a brieflife Of about thirty-fve
years, he has been thrice married. His first
wife died, and his second wife, Mrs Charlotte A.
Griswold, he soon wearied of, and treated her
most scandaously and finally applied for q d.
vorce. To accomplish this piece Of diplomacy,
he forced her into signing an acknowledgements
that she wilfully abandoned him. He took her
child from her, and retained it until the paper
signed. During the time our clerical roue
was Boosting among his friends, most of whom
were literary celebrities, that he was going to
marry Miss Alice Carey, or Miss McCrilils and
showed correspondence between himself and
one of those ladies' He finally married the lat
ter The marriage had been settled upon be-
fore the divorce was granted.
The friends of Mrs Charlotte A. Griswold
have become incensed against him for his I'M
manly conduct, and are now determined to
bring him to justice. A trial is now in progress
to revoke the decree of divorce, and the testi-
mony shows his character to have been most in.
famous there is considerable excitement as to
the probable result, and the literary celebrities
of New York are somewhat perturbed in spirit.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

RraARxAnIK WArcu.--At the French EAposi ],
ton, there was exhibited watch Wnieh S,ea.Is !
name and day Of the month, and the equation Of
time. is a repeater. striking the minute as wen
a. the hour. is a thermometer of tolerable &C.
curary. and winds up itself by the action OF us
own movement. The price of this most IN,
genius piece of workmanshipis thirty Thousand
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

So much for Syrian tale. the moral ofwnieh
accounts %. the persecution Of Calico, ana LOT
the sccrn heaped on Columbus. and Tor the mi'A
in divers other cocoa nuts.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
4anklnq Douses.

~. T. SMITH. " T. WILLIAMS.
SMITH G. WILLIAMS,
bankers and Exchange Brokers,
d OSKALOOSA, IOWA.
e" Sight and Time bills the principal cities, bought
and sold In sums to suit Collections this point made,
and proceeds RENTED the current rates of exchange,
without charge Collections other towns made, and
proceeds RENTED by draft reasonable terms,
-REFER To
Messrs Coolbaugi Brooks, !
Green, Thomas & Co, Bankers q, IA,
White, Cook q Co., marl26mw"J
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

a n cpEEy r. m THOMAS. HENRY wARRKN.
Banking House, Exchange Office, and
Land Agency.
GREEN, THOMAS & Co.,
Successors of L. W. Clark, Bros. Coz
Burlington, Iowa.
TTAYE opened House for the transaction of general
i banking and exchange business, and are prepared
to receive deposits the most favorable terms Time
and sight drafts bought and sold. Collections made and
proceeds promptly remitted Interest allowed on depos-
its. Hemittances and orders for exchange from the
country will receive prompt attention uncurrent funds
credited rates. and exchange RENTED order
ed without charge. jan.7-twly.
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BALTIMosE. March -.

" bALiINUSE, MATCH II.
New Orleans papers of Thursday are received
Affairs on the Rio Grande are quiet. Advices
from the Mexican frontier state that Gracia and
Vidamin were reeonciled, and had joined on
supportina the Government against the reyolu-
tionists. e ss-s i
The Hon. Mr.. Everett had a public reception
here to-day, and was visited by thousands His
Grafton last night was received with enthusiasm
by grea, audience, including President Pierce
BosToS, March -.
The steamer America sailed at noon to-day
with "A passengers and $500, 300 in specie.
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A shrewd little fellow who had just begun 10
Rad latin, astonished his master by the following
translation: yir man, gin a trap. Virgin
mantSn
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LIFE SAVED AT MIDNIGHT 4

LIFE SAVED AL M4pN4U u
Ry Gregory,s instant Curc Of Pain.
TINHIS wonderful medical compound, prepared at Maui
i NEE City, Ohio the ancient country OF the
OtrOwa Indians.
whose medicine, combined with Empyreumatic Oils, tx
tracts Bark Roots Gums and Basams Of the Temper
ate and Torrd Zones make it the most powerful and pun
gent preparation for the suppression of az nfddtton
whether proceeding from Burns, Scalds, Broken Bones
Colds or any other cause offered to the public The
moment taken its thrilling and animating power Is
felt forces its through every diseased nerve and
gland Of the system, relieving
All Pain in an Instant,
and dssoving local distractions which cause ntiamma-
tion fever and spasmodc palms, with rapidly known OF
other medicine 1t Immediately quiets the pains Of
Nervous. Sick Ake0duChc,
instantly the TOOTH ACHE, and relieves at once
the excrucating pains of ism, and usual.
ly long standing three applications in
hour For dangerous accidents, Broken Limbs, Manged
Flesh Bruises Burns Scalds Fainness Pain in the Stom
ach, Spasms, cramp cEolc, FEVER AND AGUE, colds,
throat canker in the mouth stomach and ali COM
plants of namatory character, this medi inc will give
instant relief to the sufferer
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T!
Thousands ready to testify to its efficacy and GER
tainty in the
Cure of all Bowel Complaints,
and muudes of children have been saved by its timely
use, when 4 TIA CHED 4 r MIDNIGHT, with 1ts
spasms, cramp, cholc and choking, caused by worms
with no physician near; and life in imminent peril.
Allen Hendricks, wholesale agent, Burlington.
Price % cents per bottle. tdec. "a, 1855
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nEYY BYynERy. Brs1ryer,

|yEYY BESRERY, BuRIIssruS yETS1-
~ Iowa, in Coolbaugtfs building, over H1l1kZA
Harhach Wigfaii's Hardware Store, on
Main street. 4
Mnsc, Magazines, and all kinds Of Periodicals neatly
and substantially bound.
He rs also authorized receive orders all kinds of
Blank Books for the Use Of Bankers County Officers Mer-
chants, &c, manufactured the well known establish
ment OF BrauDhold Some. OF Chicago.
Pamphlets, Checks, Receipts. &c, &C. stitched bsund
Ia e-s}~r. farF.e2 ketfl STEPHEN ]. ACRES.
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RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TIME.
is3 % Ess S. sssiiss:ssi5I.slI
PEORIA and OQUAWKA RAIL ROAD

Open TO El,nvOOd. W.
The quickest and most reliable route to Pennington Can
ton Lewsown, and points further SOUTH also to hnoH
willie GaIesburg. Monmouth, Burlington and oquawxa.
Al Elmwood the Morning trains from Peoria connect win
Stages for all Of the above named points Az Gaesourg
can take the Northern Cross Road Tor yum
cy. :, -. :, r,,.,,r,,
leaving in the morning arrive at Burning
ton and Oouawka the same evening.
On and after Monday, March 10th. the trains OF the D.
bovr Road will leave Peoria daily Sundays excepte rs
raw prner, f'.t+' ARRIVE At ELNwooD.
90 a. m. '..a 8 % r. M s..+ "a
5 10 p. w p. IN.
rr,yE E1Ywoop. PEORIA.
9 az a m Q SIS a. IN.
s 90 D. M a'. s so p. IN.
~ Trains leave foot of Bridge street. .....
Eastern Extension open TO walnut
Grove.
LEAVE PEORIA. ARRIVE At WALNUT GRo'h.
Z 90 a. .a.- 5 10 a. M
3 80 p. IN. ....... ...... ID p m.
LEAVE WALNUT GROVE ARRIVE AT PEORIA.
90 a. m 10 IS q. m.
8 Is n m 80 p. IL. ,....
cYs- Cars leave East end of The Bridge,
c- Omnibuses will be in attendance at the cars
carry passengers any part Of the city The standard
time is the that kept by W. H. Richmond, No"o,
Main st. Tickets can be procured at the office.
W. ii. CRUGER, Superintendent.
Peoria March s, 1856 bptf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19


The associated German American press OF
Iowa finds itself called upon, in reference to the
proceedings of the Republican Convention, as
semblcd in Iowa City on the 22d of February, to
make the following declaration:
We are not satisfied with the position, which
the Republican Party of Iowa has assumed, be-
cause we consider it their duty to take issue not
only on the endangered rights and interests of
certain sections of the Union, but also on those
of certain parts of its population;
We cannot, therefore, endorse the candidates
nominated by that Convention, while with re-
gard to the Electors appointed, We await the ac-
ton of the National Republican Convention;
And thus, we are induced with view to our
State elections to maintain, as heretofore, an in
dependent course, until those impure elements
be driven from the Republican party, by which
it is still infested s
I'll. GuELIcH, Der Democrat, Davenport
l.. NADER, Freie Pressc, Burlington
j. BIrrMANN, Staats-Zeitung, Dubuque.
Iowa, Feb. 26th, 1856.
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From the Davenport Gazette.
German Press of Iowa.

From the following declaration it would seem
that the German press of Iowa cannot endorse
the action of the Iowa Republican Convention,
because they would not introduce plank into
The platform especially for them to stand upon.
It was asking too much for Temperance men to
require an especial plank, although the great ma
iority the Delegates were Temperance men.-
rhey were ruled out, but yet they did not refuse
to act with the Convention, because so far as it
did go It reflected their sentiments. The Ger
mans made very feeble effort to incorporate in
to the platform sentiment, which, had every
man in the Convention favored, would not have
been adopted, and yet because it was not dove.
tailed alongside the broad plank upon which they
all stood, they repudiate the whole affair. Had
the clause, we are opposed to the extension of
the time required for naturalization been en-
bodied in that confession of faith by the com
paratively few persons assembled in Convention
at Iowa City on the 22d ult, the Germans would
have supported its nominees 1t may be argued
then, that with all their anti-slavery professions,
the Germans attach more Importance to the nat
uralization clause in the Constitution than they
do to the freedom OF the republic. They now
await the result of the National Republican Con-
venton before they give in their adherence to
the State Republican Electors, and fits nominee
give them assurance of his adhesion to the senti
ment they advocate, then they will support him.
Their course is calculated to make Americans of
every uatiye.born citizen in our country
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DCBUEE, Iowa,
PogT DODGE, "

W. j. BARNEY & co, DUBUKE, Iowa,
BARNEY, ROBE CO., PoET DODGE"
BARNEY, DAVIS & CO., DEBORAH, 60
AND AGENTS AND BAN X ERS.-Notes
IL collected throughout Northern Iowa, and remtted
for at Current Rates of Exchange Money received
Deposit and Interest allowed Land Warrants for cash,
time to suit purchasers, constantly on hand
Dealers supplied ON liberal terms Warrants Located and
selections made and Located for parties at distance,
when funds accompany orders. Taxes paid, and money
invested adyan tageousy for nonresidents Parties adj
dressing the above firms by mail may rely upon their
commissions being attended to with the faith
illness and dispatch presented in person. oc30bp6m
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IlrE. LYMAN COOK. GEO.
WHITE, COOK & Co.
IsaNKS EasS

(Barret House Building, harrington, Ioacd)
CIGHT Exchanges all principal points, and incur
y rent money bought and sold Interest paid on Time
DEPOSITS. 10.
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2 LETJHOSEi THAI SHAKE, SHAKENO -HOREst
nR. HOEsLEX'S Fever and igue Bal
II 10 Sod l,is to- ~,

nR. BODIEX'S Fever and igue Bal
~ sam, il WarranfeG.-Ths medicine, for all
fevers of intermittent character, Fever and Ague,
Chill Fever Reuittert and for invaiids reeoV
erng from pro;raeted ntermttents IS the best remedy
ever offered TO the public. This is patent nostrn
but is only offered public remedy, because OF the
constant demand have had for in my private prac-
ice fer number Of years lis used by the most
Men of the Eastern States, superior all
other remedies for the above disease 1t is purely veg
etabt compound and may be given 70 both old and young
with perfect safety II gives and action TO the
whole system and acts powerful tonic have used
1t With almost perfect success in my practice for
Der OF years, and now offer II as public remedy Know
Ing lis vaiue can bat believe that will be appreciated
and used. lzs -
Sold Wholesale and Retail by DRs BOD
LEY ALLEN. Princeton, Ill, -
For sale by E. z. GAY AND +. TALIAST, Burlington,
Iowa .zutss tnoy Wv - ~
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RAY. DENSM0AE e rns,NissIOS y,
CHANTS, and Agents top Bosos s,L.s SssDssO IL
81 south water and II Dearborn sfs., N. ianlM
=. d. cxAY-E W. pESNoRE-o H. rhAl' - -,
10O New Extra Bacon HAZE AZ
iUu 100 pieces do DEr Brf,-y nyssos q
jsaI. For sale by 49,