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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

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HAVING just returned from the caste now
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ausiiay an goods warfantea TO prove ss oo
presented. 8. - is,,sl g. p. BROWN. ss,sf
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

5s,.,.. t,,..l s.. fRemoval. -
McCLALL & KNOX have removed their Rhole.
sl 4ae Stock Boots and SAoes, the our storS
no ~ IS, Main street, safl Ssid
Atew buildings North Of tho Merchantsi Meehanie9
bank the opposite side street, doors South
Uf WIN n tSelbyss dry good store a Sls7 TAB ia
Ihankl lo the patronage heretofore extended tho
House, TREY confident That with heii Increased ari
ties 1of doing bnslesss they an
greater Inducements for buying than heretoloIe.
2 dcss e III 80 q McCIiaLI sSsl& KNOX
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p.Sf--ta \ meEt OF various Sizes always ON
flHhJ6F tEf a 4 hand, at Noss3 BoeK sstest Var
Ill Kfk AHH Janifd equal to any made in u
kfSg EseSs3 ilz1eelf6 lfted States. Evans & Wnt-
NZL3A Son, -thanHilIfof past =IavoTs, 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
THE CROPS AND the MARKETS.

There are some libels on journalism which to
place in the pilory by naming were to henOr over
much, that TO see fit to speak of The TRIBUNE :
early and earnest warning Of the partial failure
Of the Indian Corn and some other crops in con-
sequence of the long, severe drouth, as impeled
by Wall street influence" or something of the
sort. A word is all We can spare to these gentle
men
There have been two or three seasons prior to
this within our experience when, though def.
cient harvest either here or in Europe, decided
enhancement Of the prices of Breadstufs became
inevitable. In each case the deficiency was first
realized by great dealers and spectators, who,
by concert with capitalists and bankers, obtained
large discounts or advances, and swept over the
country like shadow, buying all before them.
The farmers learned that Grain was scarce and
high about week after they had sold all they
could spare and nearly the entire advance in
price was shared between the capitalists and the
spectators.
This year, we were prepared to block this game,
md did 50. BY most extensive correspondence
and editorial sitting Of newspaper and other ad-
sud severity Of the drouth, with its effect on the
Fall crops Of Grass, Grain and Roots, in advance
of cur contemporaries. In consequence, the pro-
ducers and country dealers have realized the sd.
vance in price which would otherwise have gone
into the pockets of the great operators and their
moneyed hackers. The large amount Of old Corn
in the country has been saved from reckless feed
ing and other prodgslity. Distllation has been
checked. A system of careful and prOyident deal.
ing out has taken place Of the usual heedessness
and waste. There will be very much more Grain
in The country on the lst OF December than there
would have been had our warning been withheld
or unheeded; and the farmers and local buyers
will have received far better prices for all they
will have sold. Who blames US for this
We DO not know how much "Wall.stree!" has
TO DO with the Corn trade; but can anything be
palmer than this, that our early warning benefited
the growers at the expense of the monopolizers
of Grain What course could have served the
great operators in Bresdstufs better than silence
or skepticism with regard to the defcen. harvest
until they could have boughtup the farmers crops
at low prices to sell them again at their own
rates 1t would have required far less money TO
buy them at the prices ruling in the West two or
three months sso than at those which have pre-.
vailed since the alarm was given. And what has
Wall street" gained by being obliged to psy
higher prices for Grain, or leave il in the hands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Oct. ? 1884
The New Orleans papers received tins morning. per
southern mail contain the details of the late Mexc
news. including lengthy account of the action a,
Guayamss between Count Boulbons band aud the
Government troops. According TO the account Of
Gen. lanoz, It was desperately c0n'e sted suad'-
Boulbon's followers were principally French, Ger
mans Chians and IRISH
4 decree had been issued prohibiting the discharge
of the cargoes of vessels consigned to the captains or
supercargoes, except under the reSpohs'oulty o. an
may arrive. ,--.s.,
revolution.
Every confidence was entertained IN Jalasco oil lhs
entire success of the opponents OF Santa Anna
Rumors had reached Monclova that the Governors
of Zacatecas, San Louis Potosi and Nueva Leon were
relied on as against Santa Anna
Preparations were being made at Durango fora
general outbreak and Sinaloa ana sonora On me
7;ulf of California. were already issuing pronunea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

PRESERVING fruits ~ NAcrUN.-Joel l.. Green
of Cincinnati has invented and has on exhibition IN
this City. method Of sealing or soldering cans or BOT
ties of fruit while in the receiver of an alrpump.
The receiver may be likened to big iron pot turned
bottom.up upon an iron bed-plate with ground
Joint There are three glass windows through whIlh
whatever is inside can be In the center OF the
convex part Of the receiver, there is universal Dali
Joint. and through that sliding rod, to the lower end
of which heated soldering iron ia attached by which
the cans can be soldered whenever the gauge shows
that the air lie properly exhausted by the working OF
the air.pump Within the receiver there is coil OF
steam pipe by which any degree of heat can be OBJ
tanned
The apparatus will not be expensive, and will DO
useful TO fruit growers il will enable them to put
10 fruit in that best of all ways, by exhausng the
air by which it can be kept without sugar, and with
out cooking enough TO destroy the natural havor.
Butter. eggs. meat and sundry other articles OF food
can be preserved for an indefinite time by excluding
the air. This invention will be useful for any pur-
pose of working in vacuo where it ia necessary to 500
ard manipulate the article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

PITrSBURGH, Monday, Oct ,, 1881.
This afternoon about . O'Clock fire broke out ID
the fourth story of the extensive drug store OF IL.
Fahnestock at the corner of Wood and Frontsn
The store was entirely destroyed with most OF Its con-
tents The stock of goods was valued at 000 upon
which there was an insurance Of 900 as follow
In the Pittsburgh offices Sl5,0O0 London slO 0Ooi
Delaware Mutual s. 600; Home 5000; Franklin Of
Philadelphia IS, OCO Etna of Hartford $4,000. The
building was insured for 81 600 in the North American
OF Camden.
The fire ragged with great violence, and com
municated to the house owned by Mrs. Mcdowell on
Woodst., and occupied by Henry Collins, prodace
dealer, and ). Mckee, glass warehouse; also to the
house on Front st., owned by Wm Noble and oc-
cupied by Robinson & Minis, steam-engne builders
MoKees loss is $500 for which he is insured IN
the Delaware Mutual Company Robinson Minnes
loss is but $500. Mr.. Mobiles loss was estimsted a,
81 GOO for which he is fully covered by insurance ia
the Delaware Mutual Company. Mrs. Mcdowell
was insured for ST. 500 but it viii not cover her los
Mr.. COllinss loss amounts 10 almost nothing.
DIR. Fupdenberg, a dentist who was passing Fahne.
stocks store during the fire. was struck by package
thrown from an upper story window, and very &c.
verely If not fatally, injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON
Y. Tnbans.

Special Dispatch 70 The y \ t'o-H''
W,sHrxoToS, Monday, Oct. >, l3ji.
Tho .,e.mer Princeton, Capt. Eagle, losvos New.
yo-t sor Norfolk in a few days. The objec; in going
,bere i 70 test her qualities. Minister Wheeler aai
consul Fabens embark in tie Princeton from Nor.
folk for Greytown.
THE TURBINES statement about lIons wanting To-
go 10 Greytown is strictly true. lie told Gov Marcy
he was anxious 10 draw q glove over Lieut.. Jolys
face but this Administration desired to avoid such
an occurrence and consequently had determined not
send him.
Capt Shaumberss term Of imprisonment has ex.
prcd, and lie is now enjoying sweet liberty
The Administration is cautious about the Domn
lea matter
Wheeler expects instructions in few days.
Hollins and Fabens have had several interviews
with the President. and Secretaries Marcy anl
Dobbn.
John l.. Marling of Tenn. Charge to Guatemala,
is here waiting instructions.
The steam frigate to be built at Newlork will be
considerably larger than the others, aud will Do
modelled by and built under the superintendent OF
George Steers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

CEyStyGo CoUyrr.-We attended the Agricultural
Fair st Chensneo at Norwich on Thursday OF last
week and we're agree iby surprised BY the abundance
and excellence Of the products there exhibited
Observation induces the belief that on the higher
lands Of our State and Pennsyvania-those lying Que
thousand feet and upward above ~ater-'he eHoS'
Of the long drou,h was in good degree counter 'e
nv the abundance OF dew throughout August -
III. .,,, faIl on the low lands. Cheaango hSS
- c-or Of Corn. also Of Buckwhea'' acres u
pr,,Li,s and her Potatoes yield ON digging 'ai
,h.r "a. expected. Other Roots are den''e"' ~
-,,.n,;,v though capital specimens oil eacn were
fI1t;,oI Feed was short through August ana
- = consequently scarce; but finer quality
Ill not well be. while Cheeses that might
,o.Lo commands mouth water, aud which
stout man could hardly ill., were displayed N aoua-
dance: and for any deficiency in the quantity pro-
duced the farmer is compensated by the present stiff
ness in price-ten TO eleven cents per pound being
paid for whole diaries taken at the farmers door and
the cash counted ont 70 him ere they move OF or
Neat Cattle we never saw finer show at County
Fair: the Working Oxen we're especially admirable.
Many Horses were ako shown some OF then very
good. The Ladies Riding Match We did not see,
having not yet lured taste for that sort OF exhI
bition: but il was much enjoyed.
We estimated the number on the ground at eight
thousand which in County exclusively Agricultural
and having 10 large villages, must be an unusually
large turn out The weather was magnificent, and
nothing occurred to mar the enjoyment OF the festival
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
WISCONSIN.

Corresponde nee OF The ~ 7. Tribune.
MARQUETTE, Wis, Wednesday, Sept. 20, lsJt.
The Republicans Of the lid Congressional Dis
trct in this State met in council to-day, in the vii
LACE Of Waupun, and nominated Charles ). Billing
hurst as their candidate for Representative In Con-
gress. ,..,
The Convention was well attended by ardent and
enthusiastic delegations from the various counues 70
the district and il spectacle well caculated 70
inspire the hearts of patriots and freemen, win re-
newed hope 10 behold men from all OF the old
notcsl organizations of the country, leaving behind
them party ties and party predictions casting oil
ali party allegiance and coming up together upon one
common Platform, breathing but one spirit, inscribng
aTberty TO all upon their banner and resolving TO
resist the further encroachments Of Slavery and
despotisIn even unto death.
Mr. Bilnghurst, the nominee, has formerly been 5
leading member Of the Democratic party, and va
one of the Pierce electors two years since. He ,
gentleman of good attanments, and high mora
worth and il elected will honor the Office, more tnan
the Office will honor him. puL
Wisconsin is now fully organized upon the hepuos,
can Platform, adopted at Madison on the l1tn o. .,
July last and moving forward in right good esinss
to accomplish the great work Of political
You will hear good report Of her in November ana
we hope on the question Of human freedom sni
southern aggression, there will be no di'ias'
councils from Wisconsin in the next Congress. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
The drou,b i, ,,l prevailing in Pennsylvania. Tie

The drouih is still prevailing in Pennsylvania TIE
Miners Journal Of Sept. % Gays:
1--WE have had no rains since early in August, and
none to wet The ground since May. The springs aud
streams are all dried up, and large patches OF timber
on the mountain sdes are killed ana present yeiioN
and seared appearspce. The equinOctial season has
come and gone, and still no rain, nor any appearance
OF IT,"
Its getting very dry in this City again. We found
the dust two or three inches deep in the upper part Of
the City on Saturday. p. s. 1t rained little SUM-
day evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
THE WRECK OF THE CITY OF PHILADEL-
PHlA

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Oct. 9, ls5I
letter from 81. Johns, n. F., of the 20th ut.,
states that the Cityof Philadelphia lying in TWEEN
~ feet of water and had fifteen feet of water in her
hold. There were no hopes of stopping the leaks or
getting her of. The vessel lays with her deck sea-
ward and exposed TO storms from the south
Jonathan Russell drover of Chautauque County.
New-YOrk, was swindled out of 81 100 last evening
by two sharpers practicng the " ball game and IN
duciDg him to loan his money, giving him worthless
check for q 900 as security.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
ANNEXATION OF CHARLESTOWN TO
ROSrON.

boston. Monday Oct. ?, 1851.
The vote in Charlestown 10 day, on the question Of
annexation to Boston, resulted IN favor OF tue proPo'
sition by vote of Yeas /, Az, Nays III.
The vote was large aud the canvass through.
ont highly excited Some of the defeated party tolei
The bells while procession of the supporters Of an
nexation with band of music paraded the principal
streets No recent event has caused so much excite
ment in Charlestown The two cities will soon be
consolidated under municipal government, agree
ably to the decision OF the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
wlscoxsIx.-A letter from Madison, Wis, to

the Editors Of THE TRIBUNE incidentally says
The Republican cause looks well in this State. The
nominations for Congress are all made and each OF
the old parties Is represented in the candidates In
our own District there is no doubt Of Washburnes
election. We look also with great confidence for
Republican Legislature next winter.
The Judicial election in this circuit has Just closed,
and resulted in the election OF Alex. L. Collins by
small majority. Yours d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

Another riot occurred at Lasalle, ILL.,, on the "a
ult. drunken Irish lsborer, discharged from tne
steamboat Nile threw stones at the boat, whose ms.'
then knocked him down. An Irish mob then gsln
cred, and a fight ensued: revolvers and shot
were used the Nile receiving about hundred oais.
One man was shot drought the thigh ana o.lg,s
seriously wounded. The ARRAY lasted severe w.
mostly in the night. II was owing 70 'n" a"'A
that go little damage was done.
Tn C;,, ~ Cbs,Isstown decided to be annexed To
Boston ve,terdsv' The result however, Is said 20
have produced Considerable excitement on the p"'
Of the opponents Of the measure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

The trial of DIR. Graham for the murder of Col.
LoriDg in the st. Nicholas Hotel on the second
day of August last, will be commenced to-day in
the Court of Oyer and Terniner, Judge Mitchell
presiding. The case eXcites great interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

The trial Of Rhody Gilbert for causing the
death of James O'Brien June 6, 1853, took place
in the Court of Sessions Yesterday aud resulted
in the acquittal of the prisoner on the ground OF
Unsuitable homicide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

THr LADIES ASD Gov. SEYsouR.-The ladies OF
Rochester including the wives offourteen clergymen,
twenty physicians and some $50 citizens have ad-
dressed scorching letter to Gov. Seymour on the
subject Of his veto of the Maine Law The Governor
is handed-as he deserves TO be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
OF BALTIMORE-MARYLA
AGRICULTURAL FAIR
BALTIMORE, Monday, Oct. 9.

BALTIMORE, Monday Oct. = ls5h
The number Of deaths in this city last week reached
ll3, including 20 from consumption, 10 Of bowel dis
case, and 50 under ten years Of age.
Our city is thrOnged with strangers. The Agricul.
tural Fair commences tomorrow, and the display
promises to be very fine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE READING ROOM,
BOSTON.

BosToS, Monday, October Q, 1884
The Merchants Exchange Reading Room was 70
opened to-day, after being closed for repairs which
thorough and elegant. Mr.. l.. r. Whipple has
the general supervision Of the room but the news de-
partment is efficiently carried on by Mr.. John T.
Smith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
THINGS IN CINCINNATI.

CIscIssATI, Monday, Oct. e. 1854:
The small note law went into operation to day. Bat
little attention paid 10 il outside Of the Banks:
The American Reform ticket was published to-day,
and the political campaign is now fully organized
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
Neu9ork daily Gribm,re
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3.

Euhcribers TO Tar TRIBuSE wishing their Post Ohoe az
dress changed should in AL give then present
and ,pccify which edition whether Daily semi Weesiy o.
Weey and club Subscribers should give date Of subscription
ihis would frequently prevent delay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

OF the eight or nine members composing the edito
rial corps of Savannah at the commencement OF
summer, only remains at his post. One Aas died.
and the rest have been compelled by the unheath-
ness Of the city to leave il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1854

of the farmer Why does Malice so often con-
sort with Ignorance at the expense Of all reason
or probability
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
Business Notices.
Y.o,ls PRocRAMME roR FALL AND WLNTER.


r., pKgscO1r HovSE EsTLsLlsHAEXT success tns'
- ATTENDED this branch Of KNoXs widely Known ano uu
ssr.al, popu ar Hat WaTeroOrns Of No. 10 FutGnS
duced proprietor by liberal outlay OF espit. sho
erciss OF his best skill experience u stoe -
extensive assortment Of Gebtlemeus hsts r. a.;
Caps Hss Sc Travelling and Opera Hats Us T,areInt
bfellss Riding " bips PoTtnsn.eeus carpet
Hat Cases together with the usual vsrety tn7' H1 %
characterized Il.
HATS TOR GENTLENLN., a.. go. ag.r.,t
Oentleuep III fpd 10 the Department OF n1s - ifh
i.s snitsble 20 All ages and A. u an esiso"' ~
KNox 10 accommodate the Peoulsrlues 20 sres OF
49, S.,oners batsyer they be IN ~ NJ he
Ii,l ~ cb.pe.ux OF the French the sohDIet tf.s1
- ~ he sea sEin Of ioelsnder; brosn O a. 81
esp, % 49, hs, tipped with hite or tue isssls
m hats OF sny sire Of any style Of any qua -, 49,
a., AZ tbe yerv bet quality OF Manufacture O'o ' ~
md n will BE- fulfilled 10 the letter. c,,,,,
~" T.Ecy CAPS AND HATS TOR ChLDSLN:
very brilliant DISPLAY tbese be sutul ana 'eshioheos NJ
80 npOrtsd eIpfessJ ioJ the is sno
sea,on from the fashionable ParsAn estab
awaits the inspection Of parents guardians &C. Inc
Isl, and gsuce OF these fabrics beyond compare
FURs.
An attraction the lsdes Early 10 the month OF OetoDer
,hs exhibition OF rich costly fuTs viii take place To graz.
~ the taste Of the ladies' expense has been spared ia the
py,euIs Of collection and embraces every variety OFT
Russian Sable.
HUDSON Bay Sable
Mink Msrten,
Stone Msrten.
Canada MsTien,
Fitch hsrten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
BI.rIIgCL OsJrcrsroR Gur..
LEARY q Co.'S QUARTERLY


FOR September 1854-THS DAY viii issue (new aud orsns
styles Tor GISTLEMENs DRESS HATS.
LEAKY 4 COMPANY.
LEADERS Of Fashion Asior House Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

GENIN will introduce THIS DAY new and
Original style of fELT HAT for Young Men.
GEAIk, No. 2li Broadway,
g panlis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03


an extensive stock Of low priced and interior llrs
ses Ia ysue range from twenty shnss TO hen h1naisd
collars ~
Eqpestsns will find large Assortment Of hfe Des o.
fsbrcs and original designs the charges Tor wh-a ere
W. MISCELLANEOUS STOCK.
Gentlemen respectfully nyited TO inspection Of the
othe Prescott Hat estsb-hment
n contain, Of useful aud Orna@ta articles
suoh a. beautiful AID novel styles SILK IN.
pces Travelling Hat Cases &c Particular attention will be
branch Of business and the soJOufBes al hs diner
hotels the immediate vicinity OF hAO4s UPTOWN e.tso
lishment will find 10 their interest 10 da tHereat a. ths
wants will be literally and cOurte0usy ettendedto.
At the establishment, No l2s Fulton st an eqna
extensive stock Of Hate Caps furs Umbrellas, &C. Will be
kept constantly hand and at equal reasonable prices
upon Kso1 the Hntrr has been the 'sonsbe result
OF his strict attention the details Of his extensive business
aDd bis business efforts thu best guarantees OF in
partial and honorable dealing with the public. .
Residents well strangers visiting the CITY snond MOI
either the upper lower store where they wu
abundance Of saOD above enuInerGted and the
Of the economy Of ksOXs charges cannot fail 70 IN
pres al who learn them.
BEAuTIFUL OBJECTS FoR GJr.
the season gifts and good wishes perennial with good
people those wishing make presents will had 81 THIS esisb
the appropriate objects the world for zach
puyOses; the lOVeest he hats conceivable for pretty chi
dreD the nAest and incest exhibited IN Broad
for bOys riding hats for ladies' walking canes Tor
old and Whatever the heart token OF
tenderness Of love affection and remembrance The Holt
coming and will be wise to take time By the fore
lock and ave KkOx premonory visit either Of hi. poPu
lar establishments No. Ia FaltOnst, and Prescott Hoa'e
BrOad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

subscriber continues manufacture sell hs CHlNPtox
FEE BURGLAR PRooF SAFES at the old established depot
where the and varied Of Fire ana Bur
xsr Proof Saes Bsnk Vault Doors ehsngeAbe Powder Proof
Bank Safe Locks the world hand and BY
SiLAs {. HERENG,
Qrren Block Of Wafer. Pine and Drpets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

Me~s SrgARxs MARvIS Mes Ia and lac NA,er St con-
tnue 70 make and sell NILDER's PATENT SsLANASpxS
SAFE and the only authorized with the on
Of the New Engspd Ststes to make aid sell the
D. g. WILDER, PAtan,ee.