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zHEELING. w. VA. TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10 1864

to, George B. Mcclellan is not in command,
and the democratic party is not in power.
Now if the people of the United States
imagine that JEFF. Davis Independence, for
which he says he is fighting, Rould be
harder of achievement with the emsncipa-
ton proclamation recalled, the black SOL
diers discharged from service, George B.
Mcclellan in supreme command, and the
democratic party in power, with Train and
Valla1dighem and the Seymours and
Woods as representative men, We trust
that they will so declare in November.-
The truth is, and there is no Disgusting it,
that the democratic party is recognized as
the "peace at any price" party, not only
at the North but at the South. 1t is like
ly enough that peace could be made with
the rebellion, by an acknowledgment of
southern independence, with an under
standing that such a step would be pre-
liminary to reconstruction of the Uuion,
retaining slavery under Hnew guarantees,
and assuming the southern war debt. 1t
is easy enough to get peace. The whole
South would jump at the chance to get
such peace as they enjoyed before they
voluntarily entered upon war. What JEFF
Davis wants is power, and he would great
ly prefer to be president of the United
States to being president of this confed-
eracy. Union that will give the slave oil
garchy supreme power is easily obtained,
and q rebellion that is permitted to be
successful has very summary way of
quelling itself. The present administra-
ton does not propose to destroy the re.
bellion in this way.
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Ifyou do, use
Hoofland's German Bitters!

From J. NetUtOn BrO,O, D. D., Editor ofths E'scy-
eEopedid of Religious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects, yet know of sufi-
cient reason, why may not testify to the bent
he believes himself have received from any simple
in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit of others.
do this the more readily in regard to Hollands
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. Q. NJ. Jackson, Of
this city, because prejudced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. L am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
of these Bitters, at the beginning of the present
year. followed by evident relief and restoration
to degree of bodily and mental vigoT which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. ther- 20 INK God and
my friend 70 directing me to tn oftnem.
JIM VI )NBR0WN.
Phfladelph s,June %, 1861,
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For the IntellIgencer.
A OueStIOn In GeORranhV.


Where do the AboIitionists liver This
the whole tribe of Butternut Editors declare
That our "Southern brethren" are too high
spirited and chivalrous to permit any dis
cussion of their serVilei institutions. That
to claim any portion of the National domain
for the interests of free labor, was to give
them mortal offence. Sometimes these gem
tlemen place at the head of their columns
string of truisms, which no man thinks
of disputing or "supposes to be open to
dispute" about the rights of the people,
the improperly of special privileges, the
freedom of trade, and the liberty ofspeech
and the press, SOL But these brilliant
platitudes uniformly wind up with the om-
inous and most contradictory declaration
that 1.-THE anti. slavery discussion must
cease" 1t is true, we formerly had few
inoffensive old men amongst us, who called
themselves Abolitionists, hut the election
returns show that they never amounted to
more than. two or three per cent of our
people. In the great contest of 1852, be-
tween Pierce, Scott and Hale, the last
named gentleman received only about FIVE
per cent. of. the popular vote and many
who voted for him were not sbolitionists.
After that election the public mind fell
into q state of spathy on the whole sub
iect. The people of the northern States
seemed almost unanimous in the resolu-
ton ITO oppose all attempts at renewing
either in Congress or out of it, the agita-
tion of the slavery question, under what
ever color or shape the attempt might be
made" And this state of torpor continued
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TRuSTEE'S SAT,E

DT virtue and in pursuance Of deed Of trust ex-
ID ecuted by George 5. Thompson aud wife TO the
undersigned as trustee, bearing date the 9Th day
OF September, 1883, aud duly OF record IN the Re
corders otice VI Ohio county, State Of West VIT-
gtnia in deet book No IS, lOliO 30I, to the
the sum o. $05t With interest thereon from the
9Th day of September lS5S, will on the THIRD
DAY OF SEPT MBEEI, 1864, between the hours of
o'clock and O'-io1k P. n proceed to sell At the
front door Of the Court House Of ohio county state
OF West Virginia Ht public auction, the highest
and best bidder, the following property, wit: =
Lots numbered thirty-No. 30-and thirty one
No. 31-sftuate IN Daniel ZAne's Island addition
the city Of Wheeling.
Selling trustee, will sell and convey only such
estate Il vestd in by the sed OF trust aOre-
said but the title IL believed 70 be unquestiOnable
Terms Of fSaie-Clsh.
aug6-td --------- 81. @. R0OD. Trnstaa-
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale
BI THE
HERCHAETs a MECHAEIOsB BANR

MERCHANTS - MECHANICS BANK
OF WaE EELIEGs -
% ~. So iS9 sS,S ETaSslas ssuth side Zane St.
Lot No. 1885 corner Of Zane and eth Street, East
Lot No. I9I, on Zane Street, Ea,, wheeling.
Lot no los COZ q Clay and 9th Street,, with i'm
Lot No. l09, on Clay Street, with improvements.
lot No. ITO, on Clay street, with improvements.
Lot No. I6S Of Zane and 9Th street. on which
there are 8 brick tenementS.
Lot No. lBs, on Zane Street, which there are 5
brick tenements. .. .l e. ...-.f
One-half lot, No IUT, on Clay aid 9th Streets.
CENTRE WHEELING PROPERTY.
Lot No. 2O7, on Webster ST. adjoining the on Cloth
Lot No 10, ou Main St., salivsRs addition, with
Tvepty-S1 fsst q lot No 24l. on EOa Street, with
One half Of lot No. lss. on Market Street, Centre
Thirty-two iSet OfIOt No. 209, in that part Of the
town known as Germany
SOUTH WHEELING PROPERTY.
Lots No. 9, 10, IL, and II, In square No. 8
Lots No. and 2, with brick teEs.7eutH, in square
Lots Mol and S, in square No 5.
Lots No. ], 1, and S, in square No. :.
Lots No. s, (, 9, 10, 13 and IA In square No. g..
Lots No. g. 10 IL Y Is and l6 IN square No 81
Lots No. 5, 6 9, 10, Is and Is, in square No. so.
Lots No 9, 10, 13 Is, Is and 10, IN SOU are No. So
Lots No. 9, 10, IS Il. Is aud L. In square No. s.
Lots No 6, Z, IL, -, Is and 10, In square No. 8S
Lots No 2 S,4T, !, IL l2 IS ana IL 10 square So.
Lots No s, = s, 9, 10, Ii, L. Is and Is square
No. 50.
Lots No. 8, {, and 8, IN square ~
Lots No. /, 2, and 9, in square A.
Lots No. I, 2, 3, ~ ends in square ~
Lots No. 3, :, 8 and o, in square No. IS.
Lots No. 2, 8 and s. in square No As
Lot No. l, in square No. ~.
The above property is offered private sale until
Monday, August 22d 1861 all Of HIid property then
remaiHing unsold will on that day be offered pub
lie sale at the front door of the Court House. the
City OF Wheeling.
Ssle TO commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ Terms OF
Sale: One-:hird to paid in Cash. fo- the RESIDUE
Negotiable Notes viii be taken, payable in one and
two years after date, in equal amounts, with inte-
rest from date, said be secured by Seed OF
Trust. R.ORAHGLE, Prasideut
Wheeling, July sOth, 1854 augI a.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE oIrY
OF WHEELING.

OF WHEELING.
DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed by Robert
ID DTonsdeld aud Catherine his wife 70 Alfred
Caldwell trustee, dated the 22d day OF August
1859 and recorded in the OH Of the Re- yrisr Tor
Ohio county, in deed book tOrty -four i44L fOu0
hundred and twenty three (:s23l, and by virtue OF
an order Of the Circuit Court for said county made
the 10th day Of May, 1864, aud entered in order
book number o. page 1Si, BY which the undersigasd
appointed trustee in the place Ofthe said Afred
Caldwell, will Ou THURSDAY, the 6rst day Of
September, 1854, at the front door Of the OJuTt
House in said county, at 10 O'Clock A II OteT fOT
sale the following described red estate, il
that part Of the city Of Wheeling commonly cstIod
North Wheeling, viz: Lot number slxty~fo Ir-6i-
in square number nfne-9- also all that parcel Of
ground Aitua in the northern part Of the city Of
Wheeling and lying north OF aud adjoining lot
owned aud occupied by the said Dronshsld. an
fronting on the west side Of Main street one hun
dred and hftssn-l15-fest, more or less aud ruu-
ming back TO the Ohio river, and being the sane
which was conveyed 10 said DronBield by ~. >.
Wickham, commissioner, on the lgth Of September,
1850 and recorded in the office Of the EecOrder fSr
OHIO county IN boOk f0rty-4O-folio 638.
The above described property Will be sold Beps-
rately OF together 70 suit purchasers
Terms of Sals-Cash.
jy25-ts n RICHARDSON, Trustee.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Ds'igHGted Depository and Financial agent
Of the United States.


MS BANK is the successor to the Belmont
\ branch OF the State Bank Of Ohio, and is pre-
change business. q
IL Is Suthorized to receive subscriptions to the
a. 3ss States loan authorized by the act of March
.. these bonds bear date March lst, 1864, are re-
~ tsuaDe @ Ct the pleasure Of the Government after
sci,' 'eIS, and payable forty years from date, in
ooin. A'e Peh Cent Pei '"nN-A' -
can have either Registered or Coupon
rrDIs y they may prefer, in sums of $50 or some
Interest Interest on the $50 and 500 Bonds is payable
SLhyi on all other denominations semf-annuhu uy.
,nd ne bonds will draw interest from March 1st,
oT me accrued interest from that day to the date
Gni,s99e3y If paid in the latter (which includes
sf states notes and notes of the National Banks
1ynP PEI cent. premium must be added to the
IoGIt .[t ef interest until otherwise directed.
-ePt JOHN @. TALLMAN. Cash.
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Excelsior Planing Mill.

HAVING fitted up my estaSlishment with the
IL Lateat Improved Machinery, am noE pre-
pared to furnish Gt my Office IN BRtDaERJhF, the
same that was formerly occupied by Stewart And
Keeline, Rough and Worked B0ards, Flooring,
Weather Boarding. Doors, Sash, Shinglas shelving,
Cornice Boaris, Snuttars, Mo1idinzs Alfngs. Pan
neIStud, Frames, aud Building Materials 0ensrally
All work delivered fee OF charges at tbs CIeVe-
land and Pittsburgh R. r. Depot, aud also at the
Baltimore and OHIO aud Hsnp6sld q. 3. DspotS,
excepting tolls
Orders promptly attended 70.
GEORGE KEELINE,
Formerly Of the aru Of Ste Gart 4 KssIinsJ
BRID0EPoRT. Belmont Co., o. jss-6nS
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

OFHCE ASSISTANT oUARTERMAsrER,
" WHEELING, WEsT Va, June 30, 1854.
OPEN MARKET for the purchase Of Cavalry
Hor ses will be continued at Wheeling. West Va.
One hundred and hfty i've dollars will be paid
for all horses passed by the Board Of InsPestisn-
SPECIFICATIONS.
''An horses for the Cavalry service must be sound
in every particular; from (l5J hf:ssn 6J sixteen
hands high, and not less than (5l nVe than
Cel yearB old; in good flesh ; com 2actiy bIilt;
bridleWisei Of good action, aud free from all de-
fects."
Payments to be made In HCertiaoatss OF Indebt-
edness" for eight horses more
By order Of 1t. Col. JAS A. EKIN, Chief Q. II.
Cav. Bureau.
JIG FARNsWoRTH,
ieS0-eodtf Cat 40 n.
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Official Agency

FOR THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF
IMMIGRATION To WEST VIRGINIA
THE undersigned, appointed BY the Executive Of
4 the State under AT Of the LegslAtursr
offers to all applicants freq OF charge, Impartial
and reliable iniorm alton in regAEi 70 tie SOL cli-
mate prices Of land and labor, aud various indus
trial resources Of Vest Virginia. - welt every
other kind Of information useful necessary 70 the
immigrant. Corres2ondence In SaSlish French and
German H DISs DEBAR,
Commissioner Of ImmIgration
81. Clara Colony, Doddridgs Co. ". Va
mY2O-3md
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slJAs ~ DILLON. JEO. s. TAIMBLK.
NEW FIRM.
JAMES N. DILLON - co,
No. IO2, Market Street.

WnEELINGI W.Vl.
DLUMBERS, Gas Filters, Brass Founders and Ma
L chinists dealers in Wrought Iron, Galvanized
Aqueduct and all sizes Of Lead Pipes, Chandeliers
Gasfxtures ofeVery description, Sheet Lead, Brass
Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistles, Steam and Water
Guages, Lift and Force Pumps, Sink, Hose, BabbIt
Metal Block Tn, link, Anthony, Oruci
bles. Lightning Rods, Points and InEuIA-
tors and all other articles connected with the bust
ness Of Plumbing and Gas Fitting.
Agent for the Meneely and Amalgam Bells.
Well Tubing, Tools, Pumps, &c, for Oil Wells,
furnished on Short notice. Cash paid for Copper,
Brass and Lead.
Orders from abroad carefully and promptly filed.
augl-tE
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BrOadbent's French Coffee.

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST SUBSTITUTE FOR
JAVA COFFEE, YET OFFERED To THE
PUBLIC.
TTNHE undersigned have been appointed agents 70
l. the sale of this excellent preparation, which
they offer to the trade with entire confidence Of its
superiority to any preparation, extract essence
Of coffee.
large supply Is kept co instantly and will be sold
at manufacturers prices.
LIST, MORRISON 4 CO.,
Wheeling, July IS, "a. Nos. rs 80 Nam str.
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NO. 68I ARCH STREET
RiHe3paI Office and KaTgdetOTy,
JONES 4 EVANS,
[suooeSsors to O. NJ. Jackson oO.,l
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PRIoEs.-Large size, holding nearly double
quantity, 81 per bottle; half dozen s.. Small size,
75c per bottle; half dozen, -.
p For sale by DrugyistS and Dealers everywhere
in the United States, and By all the DruggiSts and
Dealers IN Wheeling. i3''-r H OotS-1y
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Hooaand's German BittersJ
(PURRLY VBGETABLEl


Hosts Of ignorant Quscks and unscrupulous adven-
turers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
dOpd-gat OfNostFums in the shape Of DOOR whisky
yilelJ compounded with injurious drugs and chris
tened Tonics, Stomachics and Bitters.
Beware of the innnmeIable array of Alcoholic
preparations in plethoric bottles, and high-beled
kegs, under the modest appeation of btters, which
instead of curing, only aggavats disease and leave
the disappointed sufferer In despair.
af HooRLAND,s GERMAN BITTERs u
Are not new and untried article, but have stood
the test of fifteen years trial by the American pub
lie, and their reputation and sale not riYalled
any similar preparation. .-.a
The proprietors have thousands of Letters from
the most eminent Olergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens testIfyng, otther own personal knowl
edge to the beneficial effects and medical virtues of
these Bitters,
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
your
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPETIZER
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR ooNsTITU
TION1 -.'
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELLl
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NERVoUsNEssi
DO YOU WANT ENERGYR
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELT
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEL
10
, 1864-04-20

EoFFKE-The MarkethAs bzen quiet dnse our last,
sot.sons agaa e to
mere nesFly eontorm to R!s.snt gaGatlon' tas mn
ssas Ra iads sS 4os .R
ized The aaiss a!e ~ tsss prime l;to. PEI Bruno
= hseT IL isa
45c) has bac1 refused for cargo here's so bags per
his i a ess
45; SO IasuayEa -: GSreInmsnt Java, In lots S;
- br.s and g ns9s Jamaico On terms wc did 70.
learn: The following Ia the latest dlspascn rom Rio
rio Jas11Eo. sia1eh 10, 1sat.-rutehases two weeks
zSo sssst ssss q PsSRps s T5s,
snces. 81 70 Nex ToEs; 3asoo hss.; ,4oate:. 1900
., a'sS Rio to
esiss as.1!e y va: ..i;y IT. :ai vi shs lags
u sSa I'd I'd ssEs
Il t. f. sf u s ssssa s aS
and tho aiRultaneous arrival OF about 10 o. hhls
favoEtss bgyer,. porslon.ot the prevtous advaaee
Ss1s sfEs. e t!tsIy = Sspisss ss i
peh - D9 D9rsion has ben ss1 saps
lss sS:s: r. SIS; 5 Ss
H Il j; III aasSa
NoLAssEs.-1here IL l.T.e te1naad for ths yar-
ions descriptions both fer Refining and home use and
With m ac'se market rates ars again sloc per gal.
t.sheT ones refused for carrees hese and to arrive
The srriyaS u FoStIEn haVs been large, bat con
siderable portcn nRs either sold before arrival or
Imported for fncrs nae, hence the 1a1ny actual
Il Us.
befotc att1Ta or imported tor refining, one OF IA
80 hhds C!aJtd yet to sT1ive, At &c: tWo OF Cuba
q rs e sf II ID
Cuba. heIe lSs bids 70 tcs and 10 hbt. Cuba Mq5
hew Gr!ean ie5 incndinE 5t9 a. tha latter pr:cs
ts.s ard zs.t sbls Nev bF .aa. tae Iss.es Tor Paa
:iepblss On teEma net transpise- u and sInI haze
heeI refused for prime choice c,rroes Porto Rico
70 ar1ivs-p.eea TttAont pEecsdcat - tas na7ESst.
BY 1ncsion, 40 bbls. sold at ste3@1 Ex, nos.
and export zn the stock isrsduead prices mrs
half cert higher with sales Of 800 bags RIugonu aE
837Ha10ss SEQ do Pa1nA. $o3oC31uo1 4011 do Kan
Eoon 7a aad Psina n bond $sSG;5s: cash; and I'LL
6rIcEs-Nlih q bettor demand. there Is more tone
tn the market, .nd fer the mott part prices tend
Upward. The sales art 1900 D ana 10 cases. No.
Nutmeg most II not ~ st $1-Y749.t1; s21 haes ri
mtnto, :sets4 cents ;l19o DO pepper, 4ul2x-309 Of
IT DO, tr 3ond q HIS bales Clore stcn5 part 209sl
SEQ msts Cassia, 5ca1 and 20 baes Cls Yes In bend
=, cash.
TEA-Eo1ders continue fra, and the.e has pe.hars
been no sI. from tse late full PRICES prevo1s
y suErent tat the cecao II gold Yesterday aor tho
rapid ADVANCE Of Thursday, brought the m7rkes ncar-
u to stand and large Operators are uo.e c1rt,eus
THAI hefQfs but may ba nosced shat 1o trade arc
hny,nE more than Ehen prices were considers
es na aFs hgs
and 1Go DO ii English order. '''~> - ~ o''e''
, 1864-04-20

It Is hoped that neither the country nor the
Congress will lose sight of the act Of abol-
tion Of elavery in the United states, which
has .:rcady passed by the necessary vote In
the sennte, and only awaits its passage In the
Honec, to go then before the Legislatures OF
the several States for their ratification. It
becomes an amendment Of tho Constitution
hy vote OF two thirds In the House, and
ehen by ratification Of three-fourths Of the
e'a,ea oy their Legislatures. It's real peEil.is
IN th's Aousc OF Representatives, where Cop
pelneaoasm is rife, with none too much OF
pueh ana energy to grapple with it. Once
through the House By two. thirds vote. It's
course is, at PRESENT appearances, pretty
s'eat. lhe New York Rast properly sums M
lis chances thereafter:
r,a mere arc At this time th1rty-fye States in The
Hn1oo. Colorado, Nebraska and EaT.5s ars l-acsE
~ a. tue ooof 1or hdmts sIou which will nrnhahv
oe EInnted them bJ the present Connrraa TSfys
vo,ea ~ apaxe H.. h;ry states, Of which the
fe n.cdas ~ s@n1.se-ioort;s or twenty.uYDc. wonlI
ts; nG neGueo ss. ior ratification. II Is alost er
statcs, al but New Jersey and KentrrII I'm 'oya. y
tnr inc amendment. Besides fbeae ~ MtAt so4e
On Afknneae, Louisiana Texas ana fra 1h.! S9,u. M
STATES We nave mentioned, which wou1d ~ ~ ~
twe1ty-nine, ana. with Teupessee thSrtrs II u 9s
TINS highly probable that the requisite xn enn.ti
tuttona1 majority Of States viii VOTE far IN
uity." -
1t is more and more evident that there Is
, 1864-04-20

AHtAStLS..... April 70.
P.eP z ettssxs: IT, - Lwsensa Mu;segep, g n ,anesr
sehr GIiae' Burgess st Joseph, 10 III lumber and sun
Sss: SssF r. sss sts Sss
sch1 bntton. Van Ry hoaad. Is N n stags,s taIse
sehE C%o1meqeemens. % Ean Dis, Holland, & N lumber
schF Fsnt; G9F!f, Sona Unity. III n lumber, $3.50
sseF s eSSR:s S4R h5sias : ~ s
schf tleHeth thest, came1sn, Grand Hayen, i lu:n-
schr Challenge, Nelson, Ks1smazoo 70 m lumber,
schr Eine, DehersY, Kalamazoo, 5om lumber, u Il
sehr Gee Te9Dgtoo F1ack. Kalamazoo, Ii q, lumber.
achr Gertrude Norris, Kalamazoo go N shiu9les-
sehr Sipasy. fugh. Nanisree, IS N lumber ii n tim.
schr stslts: Nabee. slan..tee, 100 m timber.
sshr sh Hsnerfs Wa!seF CeateFTlls G. cds wood.
S:ST S:ST T;';asss W.s5ss 5sss; sfsas s;
oo 9 fsr .1ss 1 cd,
sshr s nwta: rasssn. Packard: Pier. % M Lumbar.
sehr SnisH. 5Sn,esH.1se, tacer. White LAKE, 81 cords
sco~ A'mlFa, Lea-y, White Lake 20 cords aaissle
scow / sferue-, wuliam., White Lake. 1.om lum-
seew 1gsiep. Welsh. white Lake, 50 IN lumber. IDS N
seow : : RShsplo. Hays, wnit= Lake, 1lo n lpuoer.
seo~ Contest. sshiis. s.atd f Haven: iass Z d.
p. o,..u. CLEARED: April 10.
Prop as9,s brs
H.tk S:5dss Eissst, sss Rsas!e si ea corn.
schs Harvest Home. 1hatahaua, Buffalo. 1920 bu
schr Gefnel!s. owe!. Buffalo, 10 ess bn xhs.t. /;
sssr sssr = Andley Moi!|s ha5l9. 1s59 5a wheat:
S*hr Alpha, sim pson. Kingston II SD bu wheat