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"NOt Very Well.'

A feeling OF vague bodily discomfort,
which does not amount 10 positive illness,
AMI yet is incompatible with health, is
often aptly described by the phrase mot
very WELL" ,Thi. feeling usu lilly ari es
from deficiency OF the nervous power
which IS reQu red to keep the vital ma
chinery In vi Oruus and healthfui opera.
ton. Nervous weakness has 90 frequently
turned out to be the prelude OF some sell.
Gus maIady TO amt Of any doubt In the
matter. Inactivity Of the b Oily func ions
az surely begets their arrangement as
cause precedes effect
II % therefore absolutely essential for the
preservat on OF health perhaps OF life itself,
that this warning should ne promptly
heed d The case does MOI ADMIT of delay
Reyitalize the system at once and effec-
tually with Hostetter hitters that peer.
less invi gOrant which, BY infusing new
health andstrength into the system, pro-
tects IL against disea e NOR. surely than
ever knight OF old was protected by armor
of proof against his toe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-18

A LETTER from tie State Superiu-
dent Of Free Schools informs US that
the jdirtributiHs school fund this year
amounts to the handsome lsum OF S23I. :
el5 So. This is s62.3l9.26 more than
was distributed last year, and is larger
sum than has been distributed in any
preceding year. The affairs Of the
School Department have certainly been
very efficiently managed by Mr.. LEWIS
and All the slahders that were uttered
last year against his administration
have recoiled upon those who pat them
forth. A table showing the amount O.
money distributed this year to each o.
the counties in the State will shortly
be published. .s........,.
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W. T. MELoY, Esq, Secretary Of the
railroad committee OF Cadiz, Ohio. was
in the city yesterday morning and re-
ports the people Of his county deeply
interested and thoroughly in earnest In
their endeavors to secure the location
OF the Wheeling and Lake Erie rail-
road on the C ,diz route. Arrangements
have been made for a complete survey
Of the route next week. from its point
of detection from the line at present
proposed, to its place OF return to the
same line at Boverstown, and when this
is accomplished Harrison county will
Offer a subscription Of 100000 and the
right of way and ask the railroad
company to consder'her claim. This
is their present programme and from
the energy that is being manifested in
relation to the matter we have no doubt
it will be strictly carried out. The
greater part Of the subscription OF
stock has already been secured and a
plan for obtaining the remainder is in
process Of execution.
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"a, SEVERAL gentlemen in this city have
recently received circulars advertising a
book tor sale, the circulars being under
seal and frankcd by a member of Con-
sress. Is it not about time that some
legal inquiry, was made into the frequent
violations Of the law regulating the
ranking prisiiege2 The U hted States
Courts should zee to it. Iutractions OF
the postal laws far lees serious and less
expensive to the government than are
committed with impunity every day by
Congressman who cell their franks or by
scoundrels Who forge them, have sent
many poor fellow to the penitentiary
tor term Of years. The laws relating
to the frankipg privilege are clear and
explicit. but thev are knowingly violat-
ed almost every day both by the person
who affixes the frank and by the post
masters who recognize it as entitled to
regard,
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We learn from the Charleston Courier
that it is understood at the permanent
seat that Doctor DANIEL MAYER is an
applicant for the position Of Superin'
tendent Of the Penitentiary and ia BON
harding Governor JACOB with petitions
for that place. Some little curiosity is
felt in certain quarters to know whether
the Governor will be more considerate
to the SJacobites OF both parties who
gave him his recent election than he
was to the Democrats elected him
in 1870. If his official patronage is
dispensed in accordance with the prin-
ciples that aotua,ed him two years ago
we will expect to see more straight
Democrats appointed to position than
Republicans or boilers, and if Doctor
MAYER really wants to be Superintend-
ent of the Penitentiary he has probably
injured his chances for appointment by
laboring for JACOBS election during the
recent campaign.
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GENERAL grant up Odds and sustains
Governor CLAYTON, in. Arkansas, be-
cause the latter is leading renomina-
ZIONIST in that State. And yet CLAYTON
and his friends have produced a most
deplorabIe condition OF affairs in Ar
Kansas. The negro militia have been
called out 10 Pope county and are pro-
cesding there. With high hand, rob-
bring ,sud plundering the people at
their discretion. A universal reign OF
terror prevails. Stores are broken into
and robbed, men are murdered and
women ravisbed by this sable militia,
and there is no remedy. So long as
CLARION supports General GRANT, he
may do as be pleases in Arkansas
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Beware Of Uounferfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,

PAIN collie AND WAKEFULNESS.
Such Ia the popularity OF our remedy that
it has induced some unprincipied persons
In our city to counterfeit IL, copying our
laoels, circular and wrappers, almost word
for word using the same colors, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking to dis.
cover the difference. An intelligent and
honest public will frown upon such at
tempts at deception. and treat them as they
deserve. Hereafter We shall prosecute, to
oy making, selling or buying such imita-
tons a. shall infringe on our copyright
The only genuine article Of The Child's
Cure when feething kaughlin's Infant Cor
dial, is prepared by LAUGHLIN BROTH.
Frs & co. Copyright entered and secured
according to act Of Congress.
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RoBknr q. T. HUNTER.
why he supperts Greeley,


Extract from Mr.. Hunters Speech at New
York; q"
Fellow citizens, to sum up all that I
have been saying, and give you my
reasons for supporting Greeley, in 9 few
words, | declare to you in the fret
place: That I desire to SOW the seeds
OF sympathy and affection among all
our people, that the tie Of citizenship
may become q common bond and -mu,
tual support to all its members. For
that, among other reasohS, Il vote TOR
Horace Greeley, as he ID the leader IN
this great movement Secondly. Ede-
SIRE to cultivate harmony. just feeling
and affection among the different races
in the Southern States because they are
essential 10 the prosperity and happi-
ness Of tbe1whele-a matter in which
We in the South have q much deeper
interest than can exist elsewhere, for
our success and happiness in q very
great measure depend upon it For
this reason l support Horace Greeley,
because / believe that be will
do what be can to produce this hsr-
mony OF feeling, and not use his efforts
10 sc parate and ALLEVIATE these races from
each other and get up bitter feelings
between them under the hope that by
this division he may secure toe votes OF
the one race or the Other. and, by di
yiding, rule them. Thirdly, desire to
arrest the Concentration OF all power in
The hands OF the central government, so
as to prevent the change from q Repub
lie to .au Empire, and TO preserve the
local sell. government Of the people o.
the States as intended and prescribed by
the Constitution Of the United States.
For this reason, too, I shall vote Tor
Horace Greeley; for, although he may
not 60 as far, perhaps, as l would do in
this matter, be will institute a move
ment ia the right direction, aud | am
willing to trust the American people for
the,rest. Fourthly, desire an honest
President, and one who will use his
powers over the otficeBolders not for
selfish ends, but tor general and cath
olic purposes, leaving them to discharge
the duties OF CITIZENS according to their
own sense OF duty. For this reason
again T am in favor Of Horace Greeley,
tor those who know him best, and
whose word / take, tell me that he is an
honest man, and he is committed by his
antecedenls to the proper use Of his
patronage, j. elected
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Greeley and Jeff. Davis.

The only important event Of Nj.
Gree1ey's political life, concerning which
the Grant party profess that he acted
disloyally, was his signing the bail bond
OF Jeff. Davis, along with Gerrit Smith,
at Richmond, in Nav. 1867. Greeley
has never repented Of this act; on the
contrary, has ALWAYS a7owed his will
lingness to accept consequences
But Mr.. Greeley was anticipated in
even this act by Mr. Henry Wilson. the
candidate Of the Grant party Tor Vice
President. That gentleman, on the
% of March, 1867, introduced the fol-
loving resolution in the Senate OF the
United States:
WHEREAS, Jefferson Davis, citizen
of the State of Mississippi, was cap
tured bv military force in the service
of the United States, on the llth day
of Nav. 1865. and has since been held
in confinement as prisoner Of war and
az a prisoner Of state in Fortress Mon
roe, Virginia; and,
WHEREAS, The said Jefferson Davis
stands charged on the highest authority
with the heinous crime Of conspiracy to
murder the late President Of the United
States, Abraham Lincoln. and is also
indicted for treason; and,
WHEREAS, The said Jefferson Davis
has persistently declared his innocence
of the offenses charged against him,
and through biz legal advisers. by all
means known to the law, has sought
and demanded a speedy and public
trial by due process of law before q
civil tribunal OF competent jurisdiction !;
therefore, 1850. .
Resolved. BY the Senate, the House Of
Representatives concuring, That the
longer confinement OF the said Jerffer-
son Davis without trial, or the assign
nent Of specific time for a trial, is not
in accordance with the demands Of jus
tice, the spirit Of the laws, and the re-
auirements OF the Constitution; and
that common justice, sound public
policy, and the national honor unite in
r. recommending that said J, fferson Davis
he brought to speedy and public trial,
or that be be release from confinement
on bail or on his own recognizanee.
The act of Mr. Greeley, in going bail
Tor JEFF. Davis, was demanded. in the
language Of Henry Wilson. by "com-
mon justice, sound public policy, and
the National honor" When these
GRANTEES yell about Greeley's bailing
jeff. Davis let them read, in this resolu
ton Of Henry Wilson's, that Greeley
and Smith were prompted by the de-
mands o. National honor" and of "com
mon justice" u.s..
Mr.. Greeley's bond was in the sum
of 100000. ? He stands pledged to this
day 10 the sum Of 100000 that Jeffer.
con DAVIS shall appear and stand trial
when called for. Which one o. his &C
cusers has furnished better security, or
,aore OF it, that JEFF. shall be torthcom>
ing when wanted for this purpnse2 II
the Grant party want to try JEFF why
don't they cali for him, and declare
Greeley's bond forfeited il he don't ap-
pear 2-Chieqeo Tribune.
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TEE Maine, Standard Of the 18th

TIE Maine Standard of the 18th
inst, after giving the result Of the late
election in that State, says: every
unit in the Republican majority repre-
sents vote bought bv the money of the
Administration. Had no money been
used, Maine would on Monday have
given a Liberal majority of over ten
thousand. But it is not too much to
say that nearly twenty thousand votes
were bought by the GRANT managers
who used money to an extent never be-
fore witnessed or even dreamed of in
New England. The vote must be
bought-the price was matter oflittle
consequence. Tbetactics employed by
the Ring" masters equalled in un-
blusbing infamy the most shameless
conduct of the old Tammauy Ring.
Thousands OF voters were, imported
who had no shadow OF right to vote IN
this State. Men who had not set foot
upon Maine soil for twenty years were
put on the lists and voted, against the
protest Of every honest man. Wash>
ipgton clerks. navy yard employees and
military gentlemen were gent to Maine
with orders to vote for GRANT candi
dates orders they dared not disobey "
And yet, after all these appliances had
been exhausted, the majority falls fully
twelve thou sand behind that given for
General GRANT in 1868. which is the
only true test.
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IMPORTANT SALE,

COMMENCING ON TUESDAY, THE
~ 1T dav OF October, 1871 at " o'clock
A. NJ, and continuing from day To day
until soId, at the MaCure House Hotel.
Wheeling West Virginia, will be sold at
pubic auction all the property o. VIM. r.
GOODWIN and John q. Mofen, partn ~, a.
W. r, Goodwin q Co.. contain d in sal
Hotel Bu idins. Bald prnperty consists OF
Parlor, Bar, Billiard Room, thamDer and
Kitchen Furnitu e, &C., including siY BIZ
Hard tables. the are In said Hotel from
KY. to one hundred fuTnt he'd rooms.
Tue roperty to BE- sold consi. u of bedstesds,
marble top bureaus and wash 'tands,
lounges, TABLES, upholstered arm chairs,
wal. chamber, once land dining room
chairs, settees, spring mattre Sc, spring
bed bott.ms. blankets, comforts, SHEET,
pilow cases, dne hars lies counter
panes, honey comb spreads, towels,
loot tubs, chamber toilet sets, elegant
lounges, French piats mirrors, mantle
mirrors. egsnt body tapestry, brus-
9 Is, ingram. tn ee and two plv carpets
door ma 8, rugs, silver plated forks, tea and
table spoons, butter dishes, hyrup cans,
sugar bowls, cream pitchers, castors, &c.
glassware and dishes. table and bHchen
furniture Of every d.scription, one stesm
carving table Office dishes, DC, six frst
class billiard tables, balls, cues, cue racks
one. tao, four, SIX and twelve light chande-
hers. nde Lights and brackets and billiard
gas fixtures
: Terms Of Sale, Cash. 81.
:, RICHARD g. BROWN.
seplei Sheriff OHIO County, W. Va
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Our Masonic friends will be deeply
interested in q perusal Of "Hypeman's
Review" a book Of 200 pages giving q
history Of the Ancient York and Lon
don Grand Lodges. 1t is review OF
the history of Freemasopry in Eng
land, from 1861 to 1913 and contains
much Information Of interest to Free
masons that it would be difficult to find
elsewhere. For sale BY j. D. Stanton,
corner o., Monroe snd Market streets.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF = DEED OF TRUST,
- made by 8. B. Buthfield to the under.
signed rs Trustee, and recorded in the Re-
corder's Once Of OHIO county, W. Va, in
Deed Of Trust Book No 4, age az will
onsr at public sale, on Monday, the 23d day
OF septemhe Is72, commer cling said sale
st go eioekSh ~. at the sfore room Of the
said =. B. Bushdeld, on Water street, in the
city of Wheeling. an OF his stock In trade
In certain fnk HManufactory now owned
by him. including fixtures, drugs, writing
and chemical nu1ds, oiis sc,ds and vessels
for holding the same, and all OF the appur-
tenancea belougine % his said business A
mo particular desc1ption Of the articles
10 be sold can Be had BY references TO the
Seed Of uustupdr which this sale VIII be
Terms ofsals, Cash. tsba4@ .gzzrt .
ssplt-i Tfudss.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE IL the Bea IN the
Rorid-Perfectly harmless reliable and in
Simultaneous. No Disappointment. No Ri
genuine W. A. BACHELORS HAIR DI s
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
Factory, IL BOND street. New York.
mar5-degc
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A Home Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried for 10 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.
Triad for an YparQ
DIR. A. =. Todd's Liver Pills.
DIR! A. g. Todd's Liver Pills.

DIR. A. y. Todd's Liver Pills.
DR.! A. 8. Todd's Liver Pills.
DIR. A. y. Todd's Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LIV-
Err COMPLAINT,INDlG ESTION HEAD
ACHE BILIOUSNESS, DC. :
BEALLSvILLE, PA, Sept. II, 1871.
DR.. A. 3. ToDD-Esteemed Sir: Thanks to
your valuable Pill, am now enjoying per.
feet health. have Tor many years So tered
from Dyspepsia and have tried many RENE
dies withOutany good effects. Some months
since, feeling exceedingly bad, got from
). Boram, Druggist, "A box OF your Pills, and,
using them according to the directions,
now feel perfectly restored. 30 valuable
are they I would not be without them for
any money, and deem them the most won
derful remedy Of the day.
Yours, with respect,
P. n. NAGLE.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS q CO.,
oa7 Proprietors.
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Proposals.

OEALED PROP SAILS WILL BE RE-
y ceived by either of he undersigned for
furn shing and spreading on the Wheeling
and Gl.nn's Run Turnpike abo 1t one thou
sand perches OF linz some, broken TO pass
through fsur inch ring. Also, about five
hundred perehes of best lime stone sucn
as are used on the Nat onat road. and bro
ken to the sa ne size as used for McAdam-
IL ng said road, until Wednesday, 3 pten.:
bids II reserved. ALEX. ~. JACOB,
Taos. ]. GORDEN,
... WI. BUSBY.
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DIED.

KRYTER-Mopday. September Is, 1872,
at II p. NJ, v rLLEY, only so of Charles
aud Eliza kry,er, aged one month and two
days. ....
, Funeral this afternoon from residence on
Market street, opposite Union, at 3o'clock.
Friends OF the family invited.
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Steam Engine. for Sale.

ave VERTICAL INVERTED osCIL-
" lating Engine, ~ inch cylinder. IA
inch ystro q In complete rnnning order,
with Heater, Pump, LeYan ,Goyernor and
al necessary ripes. Will be sold cheap
. Also one heavy Sewing Machine for
CHAS. A. RRYTER
pupS-e-M.Th-g Cutler "a Market At
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SOMEBODY having compared the mem.
bers OF the Straightout Convention to
Judas sIscariot, the Louisville Journal
.eays 2" This isD very unjust to Colonel
Iscariot.r'F 90
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-:O.-
On Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
theeffects of Errors and Abuses in early
llfe, Manhood restored rImpediments 10
mar. iage removed. New method OF
treatment. New and remarkable rene.
dies. .1Books and Circulars sent free, IN
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
2South Ninth st., Philadelphia "a, Pa.
augI2egsb $685.. all - .-..r
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NEW ApvERTIsEMeMTs
.XAH"R&
C.. sIEeKE.

THE PATRONS oF>THE ATLANTIC
/. l. saloon, South street, near B. Il 0 & B.
depot, are Informed trai oysters Of the best
and freshest quality will be served In every
style at all hours.
Renl&.a CHRIS. SIERKE.
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eW~Books!
"CITY BOOK STORE"

THE ROSE GARDrN. Bv the Author OF
"Unawares,p cloth, 2mo. 81 50.
Pa II FINDER, BY Z. Fenimore Cooper,
royal octave edition, q 2I paper 75c.
LAST OF THE MoHICANS ~ i Fent-
more Cooper, royal octave edition, Il 25.
DEER SLAYER, BY J. Fenimore Cooper.
royal octavo ed1iien. $l.25. Es--
cd D4cT s., y aa,S, 81. John Esten
LOVE AID yALDR, BY fom Hood,
royal SstayoI { 9th g. 2, paper CSC.
Flagg, paper Soc. -
oMBRt. By Mrs oliphant, paper 75c.
a GOLDEN SORROW, By Mrs. Cashe
orb KiLGosBIy, By Csas. Lever,
roya! ocfavo. cloth, 30, paper 400
AN AMERICAN GIRL ABROAD. By
Miss Adeiine ration. cloth Rn1o. C.B'
THE Wears DAUGHTER, By Geo.
McDOuald. cloth, limo 81 50.
M IsE ID, D. CTpR' DAUGHTER, By Sophie
sARATI6AIS 1901, By Ell Perkins and
Arthur Lumly, cloth e %. =
CHATTER BOX OR ls72, Boards slJ5o.
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Stockholders Meeting.

Washington, Ind, Flour.
n,nF BRLs. OF THE ABOVE BRAND
EVU OF fancy flour, Just received snd Tor
sale by - NJ. RE LILY.
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aroR eoNGRsss.

We are authorized to announce BENZ A.
MIN WILSON, OF Harrison county, as a
candidate fbr Congress, to be voted for at
the electiaa 10 be held onthe Fourth fhurs-
day In October. sn
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FALL & WINTER GOODS,

FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Consisting of Black, Blue. Brown, Olive
and Green Cloths, Granite Diagonals and
Tricot.
A full lineof English MELONS, suitable
for Suits and Spring Overcoats.
Scotch CHEVIOTS Of every Style and
Color.
and Domestic CASSIMERES. Also a full
line OF VESTINGS, Silk, Cashmere, Velvet,
White and Fancy Marseilles.
/ will guarantee a fit, as employ none
but the best workmen. / also invite at
tention to my large stock OF
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Gents Furnishing Goods,

Embracing all the latest novelties,
such as white and Fancy Shirts, Merino
and India GauSe Undershirts. White
Jeans Patent Pantaloon Drawers, Sus-
RENDERS, Half Hose, silk and Linen
Style Paper Collars. White Shirts made to
order; a At guaranteed. Cal and see
me at my new and handsomely arranged
store. 10 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
sepl7 g w. SFA pRtGuT
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-02-17
Gsia aobsrtiSsmants.
ORPHANN, COURT SALE,

rTNIE undersigned, Administrators OF tho Es-
Il tate Of David Gottshail, late Of Sunbury. bo-
rough, doceaeed, will offer NJ Pubc Sale, on the
premises, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY s4TH.
1872, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, of said day, all that
cortnin house and lot Of ground, sturic on north
Fourth street, 10 tho borough OF suhku Y, coun-
" Of Northumberland, and State of Pcnnsyvs-
mia, bounded on the north by an alcy md on tho
east by n stream known by the name of Ont md
on the south by lot Of Vsleutine Dicf and on tho
west by Fourth street, coutainlng forty feet la
front on Fourth street, and about one hundred
and fifty feet deep, whereon Is erected two sto-
ry frame house and kitchen, good stable and
other improvements. Also Lot Of Ground bt-
uate In Lower Augusta township, about two
miles east Of Sanbary, adjoining land Of Horny
kulp, and Henry Fassold, containing about ono
acre and half, wh-rcon Is erected II one story
and n half Log Dwelling House, Stable and
whcelwTiglt shop, aud other outbudngs, soma
very choice fruit trees, &c. Also, at tho same
tims aud place, the following personal proper
ty, to wit Five Bcdstcads and Bedding, two
Clocks, ClothcshcTsc, three Tables, two Cup
boards two Sinks, three stoves, Zone cooking
stove, nud two parlUr stoves) Il lot Of Carpets,
one sctt cain bottomed Chairs, two rocking
Chairs. one Bureau, lot of carpenter tools, one
Cow, one hefer, lot of Pork, Chest, lot OF
! Tiuware, Queensware, lot of Pickles, &c, one
| Crindstone, and other articles too numerous to
mention.
! Terms of sale will b. made known on the day
! Of sale by HENRY GOTSHALL, Admir-.
JAMES /. PARIS, AuctiOnccr.