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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-06-13
CRISPER COMA.

For Curling the Hair If either See into
Hdvy md Glossy RiHglets Or Hedry
MdSSire Curis.
DY using this article Ladies and Gentlemen
ID can beautify themselves thousand fold
tits the only article in the world tnat viii curl
straight hair, and at the same time give it u
beautiful, glossy appearance. The Crisper
Coma not only curls the hair, but invigorales,
beauties and eleanses it; is highly and delight
fully perfumed, and is the most comElet arti
clio of the kind ever offered TO the American
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address, sealed and postpaid for g.
Address all orders to
W. l. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette ST., Syracuse, N. Y.
mar21y
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REPARATOEs CAPELLE.

EOR restoring hair upon bald heads (lrom
Il whatever cause it may have fallen out )aud
forcing growth of hair upon the face, it has
no equal. 1t will force the beard to grow upon
the smoothest face in fl ON five TO eight weeks,
or hair upon bald heads in from two to three
months. A few ignorant practitioners have
asserted that there is nothing that will force or
hasten the growth of the hair OF beard. Their
ass ertions are FALSE as thousands OF living wit
ness (from their own experience) can bear wit
ness. But many will say, how are wc 10 dis.
tinguish the genuine from the spurious! It
certainly is difficult, as nine tyn'hs of the diff
erent preparations advertised for the hair and
beard are entirely worthless, and you may have
already thrown away large amounts in their
purchase. To such we would say, try the Re
parator Capili; it will cost you nothing unless
IL fully comes up to our Representations. If
your Druggist does not keep It, send us one
dollar and we will forward it, postpaid, to
gether with receipt FOL the money, which will
be returned you on application, providing Ell
tire satisfaction is not given. Address,
W. L. CLARK & Co, Chemists,
No. West FaJ ette ST., Syracuse, n. Y.
mar2ly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-06-13
CAPITAL, --- $1,OOO,OOO
Security, $2,000000!
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE Go.
OF CINCINNATI.
OF CINCINNATI.

DmEcroRs:-Th Thomas Sherlock, Pres't; R. NJ.
Bishop of NJ. Bishop & Co.. Theo. Cook Of
Barker, Hart d Cool Joseph G. Butler, Prest
Lafayette Bank, L. r. Hull, of Addy, Hull &
Co., /. Il. Winslow, of Winslow & Smith, c.
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Mears and Co., Allen Collier, of John Swasey s
Co., l.. A. Harris, Mayor of incinnati, James
Glenn, of VIM. & lsnr and Sons, W. Byron
Carter, Asst S,c'v;W p. Stratton, Surveyor,
W. B. Cassidy, Vice Presr, W. NJ. Richardson,
Secretary.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-06-13
RinistratOr's Notice.

NTOTUyEis is hereby given, that David Hawk,
~ Administrator of the estate of Allen Hawk
deceased, has filed his accounts end vouc hers
for inspection and partial settlement and will
be for hearing on the 2lst day of June, A. D.
1857. my30 JOSEPH KALER, Pro. Judge.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-06-13
FHH OT Cd a Eg "A E III 4 G..
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ReparalOr CaPilli.

Throw away your fulso frzzes, your switches,
your wig
Destructive of CONTEXT, and not worth fig:
Como aged come youthful, come ugly and fair
And rejoice in your own luXuriunt hsir.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-06-13
SissOn's Drug Store,

SissOn's Drug Store,
Is the place to buy pure medicines. pure
liquors, fine perfumery, and toilet articles
oils and paints of every description, tobac-
co, snuff and cigars of the finest quality,
at the very lowest rates.
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Proposed Amendment
TO THE
CONSTITU TlON,

STATE or OHIo.
OFFICE OF THE SEC'Y OF STATE(
/. WILLIAM HENRY SMITH. Secretary Of
State of the State OF Ohio, 60 hereby GER
tify that the following is a true copy ofa
Joint resolution passed by The General As
sembly ofthc State of Ohio. ON the 9th
day of April, \. ID. 1867, taken from the
ori ginal roll on file in this oilicc.
In testimony whereof have here
unto subscribed my name and
[SHALl laflied the Great Seal of the state
Ohio. at Columbus, the 9th day Of
April, 4. ID. 1861
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State.
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The Decker Piano Forte,
UWeroomS, No. 4 Bleecker Street,
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK.
THE undersigned respectfully invites the at
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Mr.. Decker's practcgl experience as a manu-
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CRISPER GCMA,

Oh she was beautiful ard fair,
With starry eyes and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils soft, entwined,
Unclaimed the very hear: and mind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-03

A FIsHY FRoG SToRY--A Leavenvor,b
paper 10 responsible for the folio wing:
young officer was at large party give
in Leavenworth, when perceisipe . toad, he
took it up and attempted to frixh,en the Ia.
dies with it. After time be threw the FROG
on the groued, snd then hspperedw tobeS
his lace with his hands. A tfffiAe pimv, !
which be had on his face instantly commenc.
cd swelling. and the most violent agony
speedily forced him 10 rslufh 10 1is quarters.
Evry ehort va made 70 etope the inflama-
tuuase officer expired after two days intep,,
rain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-03

CBAs, CAcKLEr, now in jail for the uard, +
Of Resben Fenstermsrker 1t Fseminet un, IN
September last, is-rather desperate charac
ter. He don't like close conf nement. Bars,
bolts, chains and cuffs, have proved, so far,
inedectusito keep him In hid cell and rre,
venting attempts to break jail. Twice lately
he col out Of his cell, and appeared deter
mined to go through the stone wall. the last
time making considerable hesd~ay before he
was discovered. getting the stone gu, OF the
publican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-03

TaE Official vote Of Montana. a. IN. Ia.
election TOR Delegate to Congress. was. Fo,
lanes ~ Casanangh. Democrat, e,AIs, 20,
Wilbpr I. Saunders. Republican, &, las. M.
Jotity for CSvsnauah. l,240 Two ySa,s xeo
the vote was: for Mclean, Democrat 800,
for supson Rs6obiican, 3 I22 The tots,
vote this year is II ,596, an increase Of am.
In the last election there we're 1928 -Dsmo.
cratic to every loo Republican votes, v,ile
two years ago there ve,e 167 Dsmocr.tc ~
every 100 Republican votea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-03

TEE Missouri Democrat favors the repeal
OF the cotton tax. |. concludes an article
thus:
1--WE can see no reason for the continuance
OF tax 80 contrary to principles Of political
sconomy, 20 burdensoms to our in lus,ry, 10
injurious to public prosperity. Considerable
dlninution Of the revenue is now posi-.
bic Bns \, if the. whole sum sealiztd
from thus tax were stiil necessary, Il would
be wise to raise it in alRost any other way
and TO remove the tax upon cotton"
We understood Hon. J. r. Wilson as init
mating in his speech at Farmiu eton ia Sep
TENDER, that that tax would probably be &c.
pealed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-03

A WARRINGTON correspondent Of the Phil.
adsiphia Inqairsr says that . movement will
soou be insusnrated BY the friends Of Chief
Jrssics Chase TO bring him prominently be,
fore the country Is candidate Tor the Pre.i.
dency. J Ns -
We'll, iii, isn't better advised effort than
that of the Cincinnati Commercial, Chief
Justice Chase had best pray 10 be sassd from
his friends
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-03

!. TH1 Old Guard, the Cope rhe,d or,,, !.
New Pork, says to General Grant, isf,et h., :
70 your lanyard in Galena.'' The nen, i
won't him. On the contrary, they in..,i
70 have hirn move his lanyard to Washington
In March. 1852. where he win ssu The h;das
Q, the CoPperhsAas to perfection. = CAicao,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-03

Is regard to the town Of Jscl.on o,.:.
where oil the voters, 40aiahum6ey. roksd ~ =
Democfatic ticket, the Me- YcrN Govnr, rc y
remarks: I've he'd occasion to travel IN rm 81
that portion of Ohio 4 few years since. when
coiportsur informed N, a. the result, az ID
1nservat,ons and inquiries, ihes bu, one N
tn'fsy OF the people could read, While ON AZ
Aversgs only one in ffty-i3ve persons pos,
sssssd Bible. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-03

q rsosfE.ous RoAD.-Tbe CHICAGO, Alton
snc q. Lonls road cost $40, HASA 81. In
~ e!niag iase year sess ~ le4 ,Sle ea
49,, ron tAss e made peftsSseua i3 p,e.
q r. ,ass year :uhounsioe 10 80 g. 70 per cent
e. ~ =. ~ s.sa,ass. & H. paid ten per
Ia declared n. - . .asss 800 end n add.on
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-03
A lRsxanrAsrr e,idebc. oe !,

a ReNAHxABfr esidehcr or p,e..n.. of
mind was recensfy aivenin France. Mors;.ur
!- was talking with bis mo.hsf-i rsl..
q her country chateau, when strrsl &c
LIGHTNING almost literally reduced her Is sshe.
Ine domestics ran into the room, when. win.
o1t s1n1 mesck, AoassnF j. said
Soun, sweep hp my mother>iu.law.u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-03

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m~~- s...u,s.eDeo = 4
.-.s. ..s.A I, sreoanine1 e 11es{ Vel
~, ,sea.An - eAjsont90 - -
/, h.hieA sheee 4 NfInnnt - -
/. ~ Va, Aver 80 b1r0 CT i
...c,. ~Ae.A ,.esipa.. - fur1nsSl sea1
n.h.s.e. vh;,. - : ,.aIl = 4 q. |
~h..a received a 1filv..iSs = - theee
4nup~.va111s u.nesnn@
49, ~ al loou IS 1900 - I'll |
.0S& s%gss
n.... o. ,a.h !. n.4.a... aa.A 49,
-. . ~. 81, Z, AL sf,6 90 b.sheIs of
Slee. Reeeip,. b. river .bss1 . 3JthyVE|
axurss. The rail receipt. for the month sff II
liswyssAerdsy, fest up4aS 80 haaeels. 1nSl
L Nea s@siessof D. nsw cfs1u1 = date, ~
ff1k 6o6t1ans ~ ,20o, 20 hahe !
/ The, had slow going race at Dubuque
on Tuesday for , purse Of 500. "Chsin-
shot" wos FIRST heats in 2;52i, 2:6si and
SOL. Black Billy won 10 the second In
2:49l s and 2s60. ~
4 -The 0pera House q Maseatius was
opened With much eclat Tuesday evening.
~. M,.,.,;n. Io.r,c1 .av.. .sW. -
~, s 49,. -,
sre' ~ 'e.'A " w 1 :, ~ o.
hne gray horse, Msjor. ne dieo -" oe'
urdsy at clock, OF lung lever. LIE Was
A lmsu. esuaenAiA- loekia9s kusee~ Aarl14 PAGER
u $3.50 a a. - ..a 1sr&Hsae Il 49,
j s-r..s ~ q &. IN,
ness. nc ssfvve T'fs
He was Ut The battle OF Pleasant Hni' AoPe.
Ia. Nashville, storming Of Spanish Fort, and
] IL vh;sh Col, Keelef. Of
,,- IT,. 90. ,oot
: sns WV mem
part. ThiA lAmsnted animal saw mofe o.
var than syVr the famous "Old Whitley" OF
} a.. T..l... Peace to his aeAeef
Il -. - .'s.el
! Tho new Opera AOuss q Asscssans cost
81 40. 600. See the JOwrnek Sr
n,,f. ~, b;m..,f 7. Ru,,;n1t1s
W"s wy 'uos :"
the other day BY careiesaiy handing pistoi.
! IsSee Hoek Ere.
. p,,r;ot N. family Of Mr.. Z. I. Ed.;utou
) e,.,a :. /. or;yA,e drawer Of his. dseds TO al
! hi. nronertx here 70 the county, securing ID.
conr,1 esains a ioss. and l letter ACCOMPANY
i H.. ~. .r.. ~h;rh - ,;,e vsrkafim. 81
! CuAa,ros. Nav 1897.
, To the Beeyd Of Supervisors of Lucas coun
2 ~, lopI:
In m evil hour was induced to loan iarg'
!. amounts Oh monry " sss's. p.'ues 'n .ne'
sn,,.d d;ss ! rs,rsiv Il hotb c..as IN ona n.r
! t;cutar mourning heavy loss; the other, u
though no actual loss was sustained, yet
was compsnso " iAse properly amounting
/, os 80. sa. 49, ,n1,... mr. S.n,.a j, In
. Inv, = va, not been able 70 do 90, and
!, 4 am NOV goins East for the purpose OF Dor
: rowing Tue money: until can sell. II - ,o &c
10 .,n,n az I'D III (, IL sssn, Of .nch con,;nesnc
= a,is,ns. ! have, executed q deed TO iii N
. real estate, which isampy sufficient 10 mee
!. al aap'ilnes against mr., ana wn,cn VIII re
l. nonn, - ,hs,r r;.L. ~ -A' - =
,e Yours, respectfully,
= EDWARD T. EDGISroS.
The PGtr'ot adds: From the above
IL would seem Mr.. Edginton had been accom-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-03
How TO obtain Shares and En-.
cravings.

Send orders 10 by mail, enclosing from VI u $50,
either By Post Oaes orders In registered letter at
risk, Larger amounts should be .snt by draft
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-03
Ear Aale,

IN one of the most desirable localities In
the IT, story brick dwelling Aoass, with four
rsoms and cellar Lot eUxls0 feet. veil isacsd
tanning number Of fruit trees aAd good veil Of Va
ter fuouirs Of WM VULT0N,
aria Neal 4tAte Ageat-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-03

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100000

'eh Certificate d Stock IL accompanied with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-11

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Feb. 9.-The
steamer Idaho, one hundred and eleven
days from. Bath, Maine, arrived last
night.
The following vessels, laden with
wheat, sailed yesterday: Marmion,
Cork, ViZata, Baduhydan, and Empire
for Liverpool.
The fire last night destroyed a distil-
lery and three or four new tenements
on Townsend and King streets.
NEW York, Feb. 9.-The steamer
Ocean Queen, with San Francisco dates
to the 18th, arrived.
Henry a. Van Daisem, Clerk of the
Ladies Charitable Fair, was arrested on
the charge of violation of law against
lotteries.
The original contractors for the intro
duction of fire alarm telegraph have
Quarreled as to the proceeds OF the in
vention and an injunction upon its use
is to be sued out by one of the parties.
Alleged corporation corruption is
among the developments promised.
a FIRE at 202 Liberty street, last night,
destroyed property valued at 500, 900.
n. Hemstein q Son, musical instru-
ment dealers, lost $40, 600 and Haggerty
Bros, dealers in drugs, $l50, 900.
a German General who killed his
brother the other day in a quarrel, was
admitted to bail in the sum of s., 900.
A descent was made upon faro banks
last night and eleven gamblers arrest
ed. The implements were seized.
Zeno Burnham, who was occe con-
victed of swindhng, sent to the State
prison and pardoned in a manner that
raised much Indignation, was arrested
again on charge of swinding.
The Times special says: Prominent
radical Senators express the opinion
that the veto OF the Colorado admission
bill will be sustained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-11
zen YnrE Neun

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Patriek O'Rourke,
formerly treasurer of Roberts Fenians,
instituted legal proceedings against the
directors of the Stephens branch for
the receiving ofcash checks, made and
payable to his order, which, it is alleged,
were sent by parties who thought
O'Rourke was treasurer of the O'Maho-
ny branch, a position he resigned at the
time ofRoberts detection.
The test case before Justice Con-
nelly, in which two policemen,
charged with assault and battery,
while arresting liquor dealer,
is creating considerable excitement.
The prisoners declining to give bail,
were committed yesterday, but were
subsequently released on recognizance.
Superintendent Kennedy has ordered
that no persons under arrest be taken
before Justice Connolly in future.
The Southern Relief Commission has
collected $4,000. Orders have been
given for the purchase of 20, 600 bushels
of corn; 1900 Of which goes to Alabama;
5000 to Georgia; and 8, 600 each to North
and South Carolina. All to be shipped
from the western market, except that
to North Carolina. Transportation
free.
General Sherman dimes this evening
with the Union Club, and goes on Mon
day.
Bayard Taylor sailed to-day for
Europe.
NEW YORK, Feb. Io.-A thunderbolt,
of binding vividness, burst from the
clouds, last night, while the rain was
pouring down in torrents, and the
darkness was SO great as TO make Il
impossible to see across the street. The
church spires and steeples were for an
instant rendered visible in the glare.
II was followed by heavy shock of
thunder, which seemingly made the
earth rock as if IA an earthquake. a
similar phenomenon occurred Satur-
day night week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-11

THE recent failures of numerous
wholesale merchants and spectators
at New York, who have given up their
stores and taken offices, have caused a
decline of from ten to fifteen per cent in
the rent of stores below Wall street, but
there is not likely to be any reduction
in store rents in other parts of the city
or in house rents. Fewer houses than
usual are offered for rent or for sale.
In regard to rents now paid for various
purposes the COMMERCIAL Adpertiser
says: Gin and around Wall street bro
kers' offices range from $1,000 10 $1,000
per anuum. The board of brokers nav.
or were paying, SIS, 900 per year for a
chamber 90 feet by so. The marble
building at the corner of Nassau. Ce-
dar and Pine streets, brings in a rental
OF S25,OO9; but even this Is thrown into
the shade by the Trinity building,
which, relative to its cost, is said to De
the most productive property in the
world. II Is a plain structure of brick,
about forty feet front and 100 feet deep,
standing on Broadway, next to Trinity
churchyard. 1t was erected in 1852, AT
a cost not exceeding 500, 600, and was
then let for about $50, 900 per year. The
rents have been gradually but by no
means imperceptibIy advanced until
the rent roll is now $lSO, DOOR IS per
cent on its cost. The building is pTin-
cipally occupied by coal mining COM
panies, and the rent of second class
Office Is $1,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-11
State Commission Notice
NOTICE I. IoxnI A,.ra-n..

ITthE COMMISSION APPOINTED ny TIgE,
i Secretary of War, under the 2sIh sa1.tio11
St,6 IsS1 &C. 80, ot sSongrtSS approved February
jay 18Th, 1856 In respect q slaves enlisted or
S Stel INTO the military service Ofthe United
states, having assembled Httbe Cts of Par
kersburg, West Virginia, on the twelfth day
Of December. 1866, and duly Organized as -
directions from the War Depar1ment 10
hereby give notice 20 ali Whom n may 1,,,,o
Germ That said Commission viii ait in ine
S5lty oil r1Ik ersouTgl West Va, ON the Isth
as may De necessary at the same place for the
com com PIeilon OF az business partRinIng TO said
i ~ ~, Slhlnans for compensation
uly requested TO forward Their claims viii,
the rsqqi re proofs, as promptly may be-
sion, Pal ersburg, West Virginia.
r or rue Information OF those Interested We
respectfully invite their attention 10 tie 'foI-
Department: 90
:, First No claim will be entertained unless
GRATED, IN the State for which The 6onrnis-
sion is appointed,
when the own ership or title To the geryir,sS ~
me party enlisted, Is based upon a sale IN
uansIer made subsequent 70 the drafting or
Third. Executions, Guardians and Trustees
must ME with claims made in behalf Of the
parties they represent satiEfactrJTy t.IyiJ..,,,s
that they have been legally INVESTED VIII,
author1iy 10 act for such parties
fOuIh. Claimants Will be required 10
ot7slghaie the regiment and the company in
pensation, served
Fifth Parties claiming compensation for
more IMAM one servant, OF slave, enlisted or
drafted as soldier, must lie a separate and
ulsthct claim for compensation, in each caHe
sixth The claimants valid title, 10 the
slave al the time OF enlistment OF dFaf. and
the claimant active loyalty during the war.
MILTON p: AMIsS, Pres't of Board.
ROBT. 8. BROWN, Mernb OF Ros,1j
JOIN E.SCHLEY, Aemb. OF BOafd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-11
CnfAR~


FEBRUARY s.-PRoyTsIoSs-Ma con-
u LIueS dull ana prices some hat easier
Mes PoTk-Sis; Sweet picked hams l0ISc
HoGs-Live Eoss-Steady and in fair re-
quest at 50 1895 621S. Dressed Fr[1S sStsasixy
and nrIn; sales at s. 40,a7 30, closing AZ 81 81
rs, dividing on 800 rs. = - ~
FLoUR-Quiet and easier sales M sDripy
extra at S9 J19l0 IS, and super1ine al $ q
GRAS-WheAt-Fatriy active and without
maternal change; No. sold at 81 1912 ~
for No 2, and 81 S11<9l Sg1S for winter, and
mesh receipts, at the close the market were
rather tame at 81 S5dlS11< for winter receipts
No. 2 Corn-1n active speculative demand
and advanced Sc on No In store; sales at
s29SlJSc for No. l; zoe for No. , Oats
STEADY at &c for No. l, and 4O9 801zc for No. 2
Milwaukee.
FEBRUARY s.-FLoUR-Dnl.
,.SAA4S-N heat-Firm at 81 % for No. 2.
NJ n -s'e ior Old No. l. oats-Ftrm at ssc for
PRovISIoSs-Dun
-. R i bols -four, 1850 bus wheat,
SHIPNESrS-2l0O bbls Hour 1870 bus wheat
Louisville.
FEBRUARY 9.-ToRAcCo-Sales "a h,,5s n,
81 65GS75- -
FLoUR-Superfine $40.
CONGRATULATIONS 81 s.. Corn-Sheu.
ed, bulk, 6S97Oc; ear 65c- OAts-Bulk s.
PRovIsIONS-MeSS Pork-S2l o.. BACON
Shoulders l0dlO1Sc; bacon clear sides lSIzc.
bacon hams l5ta Ice Lard-TerceS I2c.
WHIsKY-S2 . for prime.
CoTToS-S929c.
GROCERIES Sugar-l41[9l41<c