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BonKs 81 IIsoolls q! d 3. 2. 3
g .as.lg s...l SaI.. Is 81 Is q R,s

s : g Isl ss FIJI Hid als z b. $
r woTIn can kttshtlout my very large stock OF
q every ysrtey nov Sssa l. about and sold
aiTeliEsed price. e ss! lEl{ I'D - 30
iied,laey Is serissof Readers; a51s fai i.ia;ii
EeatassF5, Gsette saudsrs' and Towns spenersi
Smiths, Gree1s aud Kirkham's iCraInuaaTs; !.
Davies Says, Adams, TFseys and srssaleafs Arh
:. g ALSO
Of Primers for children. together With an assort
mem % NIscELL4NEoUs BOOKS
ALsocap. Letter Fancy Note Papers q every
ETY. Plain and Fancy Enye9pes Pens and
DIARIES FOR 1856.
Ny stock OF Blank Books viii always he toond complete
- VAIL PAPER AND 'wiNDoW SHADES,
which cannot be surpassed in STYLE and quality variety ana
cheapness, by any house in the West.
Buying goods directly from the az
enabled 70 sell prices. Don't take word for IT. but
call and examine for yourselves before purchasing ese
where. JOHN FISHER,
apt KS 1SS hainAt. wheeling, va.
CIGARS! ICIGARSII-9 @
200 Prncados Cigars;
~. tt-t 1900 Apollo p Is
*. 1000 ri Dorado
sS SSS washington B.si.Iss Monument otsSF'i
gG 1900 Havana % ftr'.i5
5000 Della Cruz Principe !.
go 20 boxes 10 Lump Tobacco;
Just received and for sale by
-ocSl heL hASaStiEL.S.--
S,I5 :, S he sao6s S. large
w assortment the following articles:
1000 Consuello Cigars
1000. La Elolsa "
1000 Fl saivado
SD ,itis 1000 La Protection Cigars; 5FlelI
1000 pruncleA (" -s..ts IL
5boxgs Twin Brothers Tobaecoi
~ 8 Virginia :"
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TESTIMONY.

I'VE. the undersigned practitioners Of medle,,.t.,
Of New York. having had occasion to witness city
Drs LeBrun and Duftonin diseases Of the Ear ana Of
Ing aside ali personal jealousy and prejudice @ ~
the eoprSe pursued by them IN treating disease Ais
eate organs from the unparalleled SHccsSs SicI fe DEL,
tede Il, Is web worthy the attention Of onr 81
brethren throughout the United States TeiF sS,,
treating diseases OF the middle and Internal ear by
of medieated Tapors particularly In chronic and w
Gated cases forms new era In the practice Of aura,
and Oils up void which has long been felt nv the
practitioner In diseases Of the eye they seor, ren;Es
resort to an operation. AS ssil auriss and 70
Enthusiastically devoted their profession Ne
commend them to such a. require their aid "
Signed, s. ALEX1yYpE h Nnry Nh
GEO. s. GsAsES, II. D., Horace WNsioS,' n n n "
@. DEIPAE, NJ. D., ALLsrOX D. FEISc,S Nm
T. V. VAN BURES, NJ D., BEDFuER DoKETTs II n Zee
4Se,0 Yorf, AugustT 1872
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Address Da. ]. DELACY LEBRuN

Union Place New York CITY
n. IA Treatise on the Nature and Treatment ~ ~,
ness and Diseases of the Ear With Treatment Of G
and Dumb. Price ST. " vac "set
-Money letters must be registered by the ro,n,,,.
Registered Letters at riSk-pleae bear
mind. Correspondents Enclose PoIIg. fH- rt
answers the New Postage Law req, ing prepayment, Of M
New York, July %. 1855 mA'-'*a
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PARTICULAR attention called 70 style Of lever
watch orery par. Of Iohich 70 in Amer
ica every variety Of STYLE gold aud silver
esG watches eUeled and all warranted to be correct
Yor ne nv c. p BROWN,
Inayi Washington Hall, Monroe st.
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/. WILK IN, TGEN7LElLENl II.
TAKE pleasure Informing my friends aud patrons and
the citizens of Wheeling generally, that have just re-
celved my Spring and Summer stock Cloths Cassmeres
and YestpEs together with full assortment Of Gents Fur
nishing Goods.
Ny great from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets The styles very
and quality they second to being OF the
very best makes and which prepared to make up to or
der and at notice, latest and approved
style and best Is
a good at guaranteed in all cases no sale, by
2F ~ d. J.1H. STALLMvN, Merchant Tailor
III Washington Hail.
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Z4xrsvrLLE, Ono.

NJ. j. B. pondersmih:
DEAR SIR:-I have been afflicted for three years
with Rheumatism in my back and for the last six months not
able get out OF my bed without help and your our
and try would have; and bottle has relieved
me 30 much able get Of bed without dd
Guilty. /. blessing to just try for yoursefand
''A ''' Mas. NJ. COCHRAN.
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
my1:1y Bridge Corner.
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RIG n IN ~ II o. q T

I'VE are nov receiving from our Eastern Manufacturing
w Establishments, ofthe largest and bat
offered in mis- or any other rlarket They have been
order, according to directions and
expressly for retailing regular eustn-
TleFs, and all others who may favor with call we can
unusually large variety of Boots and Shoes, which
guarantee equal IN quality workmanship %
those IN this any other part Of the United
Our viii be found part fthe fol-
loving BehsonAblk good:
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DRESS GOODS
TCsT received w D. NOTE BROS, great variety Of
u Dress Goods, such
Fancy Dress SilEs-lateSt styles;
MoIre Antique Silks-leSS than the usual prices;
Plain Black l" cheap;
Printed Plain, Plaid and stripesl Berages;
FlOunced Dresses-a choice variety;
Twisted silks and Tissnes-very pretty;
Plain nn.wooI Del.aines-n shades;
Printed and Plain Chales-handsome and cheap;
French, Scotch and American Lawns-beAuthuli
English and French ChIntzes-EOod assortmenti
Satin Striped ami Plain Poplns; ~,
Plaid and Striped Ducaiias-anew article
ALSO -
full assortmento materials for Children'sDresses aps
SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.
TNE subscriber has hand andi manufacturing large
i assortment Hats, Of the latest and most approved
styles which surpassed for ghtness beauty and
endurance.
Aarge assortmentof Black Brown, Carst and Pearl col
men mems, youths chdren's Caps, Wholesale and
Retail which the attention of patrons and the public
is especially invited
n. B.Iiats made Contormntire measure, warranted
- ans SS' 49, - W. W. JIMEsoN.
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DR.. j. Hedges,

FEVER Sc AGUE ANNIHILATOR
FEVER and Asue, chis and Per<r. Dumb ague. any
form Of Intermittent Fever stand
ing Is speedily safely, and eascsaIy by the use Of
Dr. J. Hedges Annihllator.
This preparaonis entirely free from all metallic poison
such Arsenic Mercury. Compounded from sx-
tracts purely vegetable isa certain. safe and eceious
remedy, and betaker IN findsof weather. The
PsistoF has used the article in his private practice
se-erai and in failed to eject psrfec.
when the directions followed In no posss-
bic niure the system. butts adapted 10 all ages
sexes and constitutions itcan b infant
aph old with safety the adult. and can be
kept, yelIats. needs eacolas.D no long array
OF testimony. TO herald -, eescy. nssner les vtin IL
,fa-d 10 the Invalid 1t psese 81 sore value .lsa *
octave volume Of Certificates
Prepared only BY The Proprietor ss.nAOre n and
never genuine ai;hsn. his signature
For sale, Wholesale and retail c. Goopk Co. Drug
sss. esilns Va, and by Drussists merchants gene
rally tlronehoat tss unliei s,ates
W H. DEcAssp- General vl.ole-sie ss-n.
form Western st.te..
uys-in IS Ccrrrisrd 81, New York
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broad, national and conservative ground. 1t
planted itself on the constitution and boldly
cornbatted sectionalisn and intolerence 1t
nominated eminent and conservative men,
What mattered it # on old party issues we bad
opposed them. They were not present issues.
The Union, and Ito equat rights of an TIE psepls
eftfe Union, is the issue of this contest, and VIC
hesitate not to take our stand under the Demo-
cratic Gag, for the Democratic nominees and for
the Onion.
There Nc stand, and though we may not write
as heretofore, ne mean to be heard, and wfcr-
ever in this contest we and the flag of the Union
lowering over the Union principles which We
advocate, there viii we be found ready 70 cons
tribute our mite towards the promotion OF the
great principles of Congressional aon-iatsrfs,-
eisee, which We firmly believe can alone perpet
uate our Union. Our feelings and our senti
mems are with our native State and her institu-
tons, and como what may her destiny viii be
OUTS
We cordially acknowledge our Indebtedness
to our brethren of the press for many fayors,
and We take leave Of them with the kindest
feelings, and shah ever cherish the pleasant
memories which our thoughts of then, YIN eyer
suggest We cheerfnIly acknowledge the etii-
Client services Of onr co-editor, Mr.. Beatty, in
the conduct Of the paper, and for both of US !
tender 70 our friends and our readers and the
public our cordial acknowledg ements for the
kind confidence they have extended US during
the long continuance of the relations of editors
and readers, which are henceforth sundered.
j. II. RENDITION.
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DEATH OF AN ECCENTRIC
CHARACTERS.


HASoyER, n. H., SEPT. %, 1856
That venerable man Increase Kim6ali-
known for half a century TO all the graduates of
Dartmouth College, died at Hanoyeron the 18th
inst, al the rye Of eighty. At the age OF thirty,
he manifested signs of arrangement, which be-
came permanent, and continued in moderate de-
gree till his death. In 1872 the controversy in
the College began, which resnlted IN the estab-
lishment of the University, afterward annulled
by the decision of the Supreme Court at Wash
|ington This controversy agitated the church
to which Mr.. Kirnball belonged, and he took an
active part on the sideof the University: ST.
fairs going contrary to his mind he seeded
from church under a vow. lie let his beard
grow At full length. in testimony, and so swore
it till his death. Upon this succeeded the hall
iucination that he was a jew, and through life
would never eat pork or any article into which
the product OF the hog entered, not even a cake
prepared with lard. For several years before
his death he wore long white robe girt about
his lcins. This, with his long hair and long
beard, both hoary, together with the effect of a
paralstic shock which depressed slightly one
side q his mouth, gave him peculiar appear
ance.
Many things in his history show him to have
possessed, naturally, strong mind, which. but
for the insanity, would have made him useful
ard distinguished. In 1904 he invented the
first machine for making cut nails, and took out
foftit q patent for this he was offered large
sum, but he refused 10 sell. improvements
were inside by others on the machine and pateia-
ted. which threw him out OF the whole benefit,
and the disappointment is thought TO have been
the prcximate csuse Of his arrangement. Witt,
no education bat the common school, he attain.
ed to n considerable power OF language, both in
conversation and writing.
The writer has before him printed prcspec-
tus drawn up by him about 1877, proposing to OBJ.
tain 81 600 by subscription, which he as agent
engaged collect, for thepurpose of estabsisline
two branches Of the College IN which both the
parties should have their wishes gratilied. and
50 the controversy be settled This Is a rich
document, both in conception and expression,
exhibiting, indeed, more integrity OF heart than
tof hesd. but also the beneyolence and magma.
inimtiy characteristic of his whole Lifts.
I feeling the want of education himself he
bore tho principal expenses OF brother twelve
years younger than himself, in college and pro-
tessioaal education. he also held on to the lasl
TO his fyorite idea Of preserving intaet his little
property 10 bequeath it to Dartmouth College
for Which lac never lost his strong affection: q
that ininSention IL not in fact he was one of its
most liberal benefactors. Many years aeo a Mid
ON lady Of worth ia the village lost her all il
the eoniiagr1ticn Of her house. Mr. Kimbal
Immediately started subscFiptiea aud rsiSpd
$500 To erect another AMI bestowed the labor 81
lEhols Summer in building it, He ve-t 4
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Piedmont, purchased the standing timber felled.
it fosted tdown the river, prepared aud erect
ed the frame, and preserved till the house WIS
restored, and the widow, no way connected with
him. made whole IS before
His conscientiousness was so great. uniformly
as to excite admiration. Whatever his aberTa-.
tons in judgment and insane violations of prop
erty. none denied him the intention OF doing
right. For this he exercised selfdeniaI re-
markabe, and a willingness to suffer wrong.
which did the highest honor to his heart These
principles controlled him in his mostinsane peri
DDS His religious experience began about the
1905, and notwithstanding his mental alienn-
ton, the Christian public unite in awarding TO
him the character of a consistent and undevia-
ting Christian piety. Before the commence
ment of his religious life he was addicted to the
vice of gambling, aud was more successful in
winning than most. Alter his moral revolution
Journeys. those from whom he had won, and
made restitution TO the extent OF his ability.
The last ten years of his life, when age and
bodily intirrsities increased were spent in great
deprivation and misery. His insanity suffered
no abatelnent NIL plans and efforts of his friends
were rendered Intellectual His home was burn
ed, and yet ne insisted on living lone on the
spot, in a poor shanty, thereiics of the fire For
the past two years, however q better provision
was made by Intervention of the town authori-
ties. Hisinsanity began Mt distrust fall around
him till at length refused to eat lest he shotid
take poison, or eat something in his view I'M.
liawful This soon enaciated him beyond help,
and after three weeks prostration on his bed,
death came to his relief-truly relief for du-
ring those last weeks, no ray of hope for the
present or future lit upun him. Allwns despair.
And yet none Of his acquaintance could doubt Of
his transition to blessedworld.
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SPECIAL r1cEs.

Araerienn Woracn are depreclaslns pbysleailsi
WIN they sake the alarm the causes before
the evils beyond remedy Aore ozercise better
hours. ana store goods with bottle OF Hamtos's
zHefurs strengthen their what they
need. Iii debility Of Females that
before the public. For sale by T. II. LOG Az CO.,
oct9 Bridge corner Druggis,s.
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Amhrotvnea dor Sl

PARTRIDGE, Il lis new and s2.erus roorr with f.clf
ties for operating and for yh- equal TO
snr in NE country and ia- superior any the city,
producing these beautiful pictures which are unsurpassed
In the he Is prepared zaks Arabrosypes 80
they be b mail without extra postage Also 70 set
s'eH In ioekets and pins price Daxuerreosyss
fistures made for customers good exhibited
and warranted 10 last fos ages unchanged.
Al Kinds Of rna,siiss used In the business fortzie.
Rooms SD q Main above Monroe over Marsh
r4ylos's new store sukis
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CAUTION,

CAUTION.
Or. Horses Invigoratinx Cordial has heer
hy some rrincipcd PER- ms 60
IN future all the genuine ccrlIai ,-,,f t,,.
facsimile pasted the cork Of each bottIs nj
loving words blown IN the glass. $40 ss 'oi-
Dr Norse's Invigorating Cordial
C. H. RING, PROPRIETOR n y,
ne cordial IL put up. highly corcentrate3 Il INV.
ooti,es Pr.ee bette, * for sfs - ts
500 er az DfrG9fsss and Dealers III Nfdfeia<
toFsAis px lAIGHI1SS 4 BUSHFfFID
oas, Wholesale Drn-gIsfs
-sl--.la-n No es Monroe :.
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~ Mr.. Frederick W. Leeds, one of the well
known auction firm of Henry, Leeds & Co. of.
\. Y. died suddenly last Friday evening.
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Sold Ont.

rI,HE Subscriber having sold out TO Messrs shepara
Morgan the department his esfahiisf
aent. would embrace this opportunity bis sincere
thanks for the liberal 10 him. for
the last three and begs
his friends and customers, successors know
ing them to be experienced workInen aud in every av
worthy the confidence and patronage OF the public iaye
no doubt they viii render fun al who may
favor them with their custom.
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zaeiattah Jacob g. and otiers In tse clrcai
ag.liIst Court for Obi

. asiilst Court Tor Ohio
y aiiaH " Paisil and others County,, Va,
In pnrsnance ~ the eree Of iie (iref Cont for (lhe
County sha tie day OF flrfolltr a the orrt
itpnss fs Ole eesnt sale Lot 80. Isl in o.
~ 1ates eas TO Hhe Island. The terms
OF AS are 2 three years 81 equal
from the day Of pnreha
MS Civilizations NTH security the sane,
am ne ills g be TN pursass inoie Is psa.
1ns = I we'll lot viii hotises 4,
and = sold In order 20 division n1hor he zssffs
WINS. tNIGKHAN
sfl-l-tss or flhfo f,otfnfv
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Z WILSON KING.

ST Louis June %, 1853.
PROF. WOOD; As yon are about 20 prepare and yend
your recently discovered Hair Restorative,
quest opinion IT, state that Iy hall vas 4 few
months gray and after bottles your
Hair II and since It's
duplication all has from ead, and
have been troubled with itching Of
scalp sntse that
y as II gives The Of having recently oiled.
Tam recommend use to all who
are DESTROYS Of having beanfifnI head of hair.
j am, sir, yours &c.
II. L. STEWART
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sALuITAroRY.

z.
terestof Messrs Pendleton & Beatty, have this day
entered upon the charge OF the yhecling Intelii-
gencer. 1t has always been our belief, from
what newspaper experience VIC have had, that
the old adage. ssthe least said is the soonest
mended, was more than commonly applicable
and appropriate to editorial salutatories. Its
one thing to promise and another to perform.
For this reason, and in order that our patrons
may be agrseabiy disapp oihted, If 1t 50 happens
that they should be disappointed at all, we pro-
pose to indicate very briefly what our intentions
are We propose to print an independent and
liberal newspaper: one towards which all phases
of public opinion can look for fair represents
tive Of their views one that win afford the WI
dest reasonable scope to the subjects now agita-
ting the public in political, social and CONNER.
eialllife. We wish to encourage manly tenor
Of thought and speech, andwe VIII ever be found
standing up for all those rights guaranteed to
our people as citizens Of rginia and the United
States. We shall endeavor to do this. candidly.
and impartially, without fear or affection to-.
ward any party whatsoever.
Our leading wish is to make the Inteiligencer
eIninentiy a reliable commercial journal ono
that our citizens, our business menin the city,
those dong business with the city, or those who
are any directly or indirectly, interested in
Northwestern Virginia, can at all times referto
as authority in matters of interest to them
This VIII be our aim, and to this end We shall
spare no pains or expense.
Wheeling and the country by which she is im-
mediatsly surrounded have by position-by
manufacturing and commercial facilities, claims
upon large amount Of patronage hitherto en-
joyed BY cities less farorably situated. We are
determined to zealously, indefatgably and yet
trnthtnlly advocate her claims. Situated as we
are at the extreme North est Of a State en-
bracing an area of more than sixty seven tlious-
and square miles; having interests which other
parts Of the State neither have can have,
Just as the different States under the federal gov
ernment we look upon itas our bonnden du-
~ to present and uphold these interests The
counties bordering upon the Ohio line always
had aigreat commercial interest while many of
those of the interior and Eastern division have
been more particularly interested in agriculturc
Without becoming illiberal or seetional in any
sense, or reckoning any part of our venerable
It'll a natural and rightfal instinct. and as such
it is expected Of MS to advocate those interests
in which we are Immediately concerned. In
conclusion, and as general summary ofswhat|
we have said, we desire and intend TO print a
paper which viii commend the respect and pat
ronage of all classes
CAMPBELL & McDERMoT.
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DEAR SIR Ny hair had, for seyerai years, been he
coming aeconiranied by harshness
which the constant application Of oil In
dressing IL When commenced using your Hair ReEtora-
tive about two months In that condition; and
having continued its till within the three weeks
has turned to its NATURAL color, sotess and
Isre greatly % be 70 those produced by the
pication Of oils any other used.
Iregard Indispensable article toilet
whether 10 used Hair for the simple
purposes Of dressing beautifyng tehair Youave per-
mission TO refer % al Who entertain doubt Of It's do
ing an that is claimed for IL
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NOTICE

10 Tie LoFers Of Home naae Manufacture
and tls Public Ia general
tltR8silAN fACk sii continues his business sfsnu.
taetnring Domestic Hosiery Tor sfss yyo,'ei, srs
Nntef wer, Al bis stanf M I6f Man 81
semlh side q susenson Bridge, wheeine VA Where n
VII os pessed . see lis old customers, and rs "a nj sFr
qraityi an work warranted - - -
The special attention Or The Ladies Il s-+=,
assortment Of tine LAsfns rroo. sI,clos n ,r
quality as has ben esilhit-d Is az
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Professor Wooi.s Hair fsest.ratiye.
TT ki1dSa IK0RKED 4lELR4GIEStEs .

= ~ &4ils1 t[liftf2Lt4 -liIIl-1 GISLSSS!s
That an she bald aud gray restored perfectly to
original growth and color locks are
does mot admit of doabt cure every possible
disease OF the scalp, whether developed dandrnf itching
or in the shape OF cuaneous eruptionseyen scaidhead
and VIII curling, by magic
nervous or periodical headache, and twice week
by the rigoronsv. viii color, and
hair from age. Read and
Judge. s
{ Fsr sale By LAUsHrINs BusHrIEID, No. Is, Mon
roe Street, sps5
A CARD TO TEIE LADIES'.
DIR. DuPoSces GOLDEN PEafAPE PILLS are sinfalii !
blein removing cppages or the
These Pills noing new have been use by the DOG
tor for both France and Anerea with UNI
pareet In case, he Is urged by many
ladies them 70 make the pills pub-
lie, for tie alleviate suffering from % IRREGULAR
tiles ven preventive 10 those ladies whose
health VIII not permit family Pregnant fe-
males. those be sp are cautioned
AGAINST rsng these Pills proprietor assumes no
after the above admonon although their MIDI
ness would any injury to health; otherwise these
Pls are recommended. Directions aeeoupany each
Price 81, Sold Wholesale and retain by
LAUGnIISs & BusHFTELD
nrAgents for Ohic county, No 25 Monroe ST.
Msofor sale by T. II. LOGAN 4 co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
Anordsrs must be above General Agents
they viii supply tbs prosietors prices and send
ths Puts by mall by enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling Posi-ofice
n. BDr- pnponeo,s Golden pms, signature az D.por-
CO.. on other genuine. For particulars get
Circular Of Agents. apps
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lIreeI IN portntion

w = have MS Day received. the
les IN Belfast our Fan Importation % IFIsi Linens
iies Linens ana Linen CslEbfie Handkerehefs These
Linens were made for and are VAR
r an al nIss Linen We would Invite pur.
enasers 70 call and examine To- an
at less prices than can be In he
sPl9 HEISfSELL, I S1gEARIggFN