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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
Notice.

!
JULY SUPPLEMENTS.
OUR customers respectfully informed bills
" are ready for settlement, and we would esteem it
Those not called for viii be presenter on or about the first Of
July Ljs2si HEIsKELL 6 sWEARlNGEN.
Cove and spice Oysters Just received and for sale
cor. Monroe { Market SITS,
iee9 Immediately opposite the McLuro House.
i sale by Tjes9I EDWARDS & DRo.
| XVoRCEsTERsIIIRE sausc, Tomato, Walnut and Mush
room catsup just received and for snlf by npo
INREsII sARDINEs, just received and for sale by
7EAs.FIine Im5eFIal Tyson, q Powder and oooPg,
ieea ~ 'lE - y -''s>-- 90 EDWARDS { BRO.
MoN Syrup and FlasE6crry sslyss
LE-Falkr, Buss' YoungeEs' Kenpe just received
"a, and for sale by [je39l EDWARDs.& BRO
Corr Starch nGaF9 aS and SHw Inst re-
Cigars and Tobacco @ nR for
1NE Brandy Whisky; Port Madeira and Lisbon Wine,
jess SS'' ie'e''e ., 'l4 - '''Y EDWARDS & BRO.
pRUNEs-Fresh LOt-iust received and for sale by
COME AND LAUGH.
WASHINGTON HALL, JULY Sd and. 4th, 1851.
MBSSRS. CHARLWOODS'
their pGri0+manGss Of Natural Maggie venFilOquism,
Admitance cts Children 1919. Doors open at :, per-
Torrance commence at o'clock.
For particulars, see bills OF the day. je2l-lW
MORE NEW GOODS
on Ps Dunbar, Dixon Co.'s and Richard Hayes Sons
~ celebrated makes of Irish Liuens which offer
js27 p''ees METsKELL & swEARINGEN.
JOB LOT
E have this day received 90 sets OF those cheap JAG
w Collars and Sleeves which worth three and
ye ss4 collars and T ssR sS nsa
BL1CK GIRENAUIYE
w this day received ps. nix GrenadIne.
w je27 IIEIsKELL swEARINGEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

State Of Illinois, Carlisle, June 81, SO.
Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effect My hair becoming
Thought permanently gray, but by the Of the e
storatve has resumed Its original color Rnl have
doubt permanently SO. SIDNEY l BREEZE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

LIFE IILUsTRATED IS A FiRsr-GLAss PICTORIAL
Weekly Journal devoted Entertainment, improvement
Progress designed spirit of Hope, Nam
IIness seif Reliance Activity to Illustrate life in all
ought be by every Family Published s. year,
81 half year, and to Clubs Of Four, three months
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

GTATIoNSEERlY..9 It., and rn,.d..
oxen Hurlbert's Superior Letter Paper,
White, Blue and Bun Joni Note
Ladies' and Gents Letter
- Note paper in great variety.
Post Once Paper.
10, GiiiottS ststi Pens, all Nos.
FabeI't 4 Ropes Lead Pencils.
PabeT's red and blue Pencils.
Paber'S eyeEpotnt 49,
IndlF Rnbberdo
Letter and Bill Clips. ~
s-s1 AI1uS Letter Binders.
Hand u sts Pen Nlpers, Mucilage, Sealing Wax
NesDane PCe Letter Presses and Books. In aet every
rTsty Of stationery constantly hand and for sale cheap
TnsSu }. E. WILSON CO.
FIRST IN MARKET.
NTTE have this ay received consignment Of Sree Brass
w Hoops by the most desEable STYLE NOS In H9e
iei9 HEISKELL sWEAklhGkN.
M have this ay opevd large addition 20 our stock
w Of Cotton Hosiery consisting Of Ladies and Misses
English White unbIeaehed and mode eolors Also,
TG %siP ana iis'e HEIsKELL sWEARINGEE.
ON PS sefrfdge celebrated Checks, just received.
III ieI3 HEIsKELL & swEARINGEN.l
D0TATOEs, just received and for sale by ~,
ap29 ". q. EDM1aLeD2 2 oLso.
NTEW bonnet Ribbons, just opened. 1890
TISH-shad Mackerei. an Herring, Just received and
II for sale By Lmyl1l Wa EDMARDs bk0.
CTATTONERY, Of an kinds, In great VARIETY at
- apI7 ]. F. WILSON cos
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

To your Inquiries would reply, that when first
meuced nsng Professor Woods Hair Restorative, half
almost white and had been for the last ten
and 1t very thin ON the top Of head and very loose,
and pulled freelv but found that before had used all
the second bottle (Which eight weeks) my hair was
entirely changed TO It's original color, eight BROWN and Is
hair cut Ave six times since the change and have never
any thing like white hair starting from the roots; and
It is thick was, and does ont at
ALL 1t has proved in my case, all that cond wish 10 ask
July 1.lS5S YourS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01


Darn Of AN EMINENT GEKAAS.-,johann
Smith, the burgomaster of Bremen, died on the
9Th ult., aged 81 years. He was in the service
of Bremen for sixty years; represented her in
the German Diet; directed the department Of
foreign affairs, and through a long and honorn-
BILE career filed many posts of responsibility,
with ability and usefulness. A correspondent
of the Washington Union say:
Sat the Congress of Vienna his exertiOns es.
pecially contributed to the re-establishment OF
the Independence of the Hansc Towns, and their
reception as members of the German contedera-
lion In 1850 he secured the free navigation OF
the Weser, and was the first to urge the acqulS'-
tion of Brenenhaven, now SO valuable to tue
trade Of Bremen. He secured, by series OF
commercial treaties with England, Brazil, the
United States, &c, the recognition Of the hanse
Towns as the prominent points of German ex-
portation, the establishment Of consuls, &c a
Treat number of the useful institutions OF his
native city owe their establishment to his care
and solicitude He was also distinguished as
AN author. For his treatise on the liberty OF
navigation OF rivers, the University of Genoa
conferred on him, in 1881, the hOnorof L. L. d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

Gardiner, Maine, June 81, Z l.
Dear Sir: have used two bottles Of Professor Woers
Hair Restorative, and truly say 1t Is the greatest dis.
OF the age for restoring and changing the hair
Before using 1t, gray man OF seventy. Ny
hair has attained its original color. You recon
mend it to the world without the least fear,
one OF the WorSt kind. Yours. ID. N MURPHY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

WE have this day received of those cheap JAG
w Collars and Sleeves which worth three and
FIVE dollars and which selling at two and twohfty
je27 HEISKELL iSwEARINGEE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
Wheeling Island Property

FOR SALE.
TIME undersigned offers for sale all that part Of Wheeling
Island now in the occupancy Of William Clark, a
Market Garden. He has had 1t laid out into small fields
lane forty wde running through the centre, from the
Town Lots to the head Of the Island.
of location, and fertility Of SOIL this property
by the Ohio River and to de-
sirous obtaining in the country con
venent the city, those wishing engage in the bust
Market Gardening, 1t offers strong inducements to
purchase.
plot Of the premises seen, making application
the subscriber, who will give information in rela-
tion to 1t; aud the terms will be very liberal.
FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG;,
Atty in fact for
ie14 HENRY MOORE. Trustee,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

rT0nIs. ASTONISHING AND Unqualified pREpARA-
i ton has never failed to produce growth Bald
Heads when used according to the directions, and turn
hair original COLOR after having become gray
and reinstae 1t In all It's original health usrS soItness
and beauty. Removes ull scurf, daniruT and
pleasant chnE eruptions and feYeTsh heat FROM
the scalp. 1t also prevents the hair from becoming
healthy and failing on and hence a perfect
HAIR INVIGoRAToR AND TONIC.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

MORE NEW GOOUS.
on Ps Dunbar, Dixon Co.'s and Richard Hayes Sons
~ celebrated makes of Irish Luens which offer
at lower prices than heretofore.
je27 HEISKELL q SWEARlNGES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
THE i IS s / Il aiEl MS DIsEAsBs-THE REM

7
We have the strongest the good effects
this medicine in Cholera Morbus, DiarrhS and Dtasss
the Bowels Incident the 1t invgOrRtes the
ance in combating the approach Of indeed forms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17
4 Siuustlur(us

Gntc strange and novel case was recently
dc ctded by the Kentucky Court of Appeals
Tao facts arc these: Ellen Bell, the appellant
nj ,rricd Samuul Boil her son in-law. lie died,
orNing Ellen. his widow and several chill
DR. IN. by the daughter of Ellen The heirs of
Samuel refused to assign dover to Ellen, whore
urtn she brought suit against the heirs in the
lrimbe Circuit Court. Judge Pryor. then pres-
din, thought tho marriage was prohibited by tho
st l. aos of 1893 and therefore void, and he dis
mis- ed the suit of Ellen. From this decision FL
ieM appealed. The Court of Appeals held first,
that the marriage between woman and son in
law not prohibited by the act OF IDS. Sec
oud. that the act did not prohibit the marriage
still under the provisions of the act the marriage
was only yoidable and the wife entitled To
dow err unless sentence of divorce declared;
aud further, that the sentence of divorce could
net be declared ntter the death of either of the
ptraies, whereupon they reverse the decision of
Judge Pryor, and say that Ellen the mother-n
aw-wife, must have dover,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17

late letter from Paris has tho following:
The Prince Imperial was yesterday, in spite
Of tho GOODNESS Of the weather, taken out for air
and exercise in the garden and court of the Tu-
ileries- In the afternoon his imperial highness
was cnri led in the carriage, with military es-
corr. 10 the Park of Monceaux. where he remain
ed Il hour and half. What he may grow up
to il is impossible TO shy; but though u strong,
heal ny looking child, he is assuredly, at pres
ont far from pre- possessing in appearance; tho
mou ID is gross and altogether uncomely; tho
che, bones are long and prominent; tho com
ple,i on is swarthy But he is usty young
eagle. Scarcely nine months old he rolls him
self o yer and over after any object which attracts
him. with surprising agility, and shows all the
germs of future despotsm in his determined
mann az of exercising lis free will on all matters
within his domain. The fondness of the imperi
al parents is absolutely intense, and the genuine
amiablIty Of both is never more apparent than
when the child is in their presence.
LAS to the Empress, II seems to be the only
thing TINT wns wanting to draw out the great
depths Of her character; and in the duties of ma
iernity she displays grave solidlty and woman
ly esInestness of which she was not always sup
pc 'sed capable. The health of the Emperor. il it
affected to the degree so generally reported
* surprisingly recovered. He now rises at 7
o. clock is frequently at work in his cabinet by
opndle light aud at 10 receives his ministers,
rlarshals and high func,ionaries as heretofore -
Tho only difference in him by those who are
most intimately associated with hm--and | aln
spoaking on tho best inforna,on-is that he is
often seized with long fits of abstraction, and will
ait for hours sometimes doing nothing; and yet it
IL evident that this is not state of luaetion, for
thnre nre unm-inkable indications of his mind
.hcmg in constant operation. He has aifeo-
{ On Of the instep-n sort of tic douureux, he
Ia it-wh'ch often prevents him drawing on
hi boot; aud indi-poseo him to move about. His
Y neral health appears excellent. and thus Sc
ouces him from the imputation of govt"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17

A scene occurred in the Illinois House of Repre-
seniatves on the 9th inst which isl more remark
abb, for its singularty than its decency. The
House before organization elected speaker pro
tenn Mr. Bridges, the clerk of the former House,
,lai med the chair ill speaker regularly
elected. Bridges continually interrupted the
speaker, until the latter ordered the sergeant at
irons to remove the dsorderly clerk. As soon
Is be sergeant alarms took hold of him. they
tached, while many of the members made mp
- the scene Of action to assist the sergeant in
the discharge of his duties. After some con
iderablr wrestling, knocking over chairs, desks,
nkstands, men and things generally Mr.. Bridges
vas got ont with his coat shockingly torn. Five
" six assistant sergeant at arms were then ap
pointed to keep order and the House proceed
Il 10 business.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17
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4 nsIpuncr EIifoCjul.

The Missouri Democrat, IN its Christmas edi-
torial, evidently took that dav for Good Friday
1t remarks rather incon,istently, we think. that
ut is tae philosophy Of human happiness that
we see portrayed i'll its most exalted shape in
tins anniversary, commemorative of the death Of
The MeSSiqh'' And yet the Democrat speaks of
"mppy. smiling faces, ard social festive boards
kindly greeting, and mirth and music, and GLAD
laughter, and light hearted joy everywhere pre-.
vaihng' Rather hea:hrnish that for the 81.
Louis people-ther best friend dead -(pcrhaps
however, east appreciated and they in re.
locing mood
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17

The long pending question in regurd to tho
action ofthe Navy Board under the act for the
promotion of the efficiency Of the navy has
been disposed Of by the passage in tho House
of the Senate bill If the first session Of this Com
gress tho tito Of which is a bill Ito amend an
act to promote the efficiency of the navy" The
House has passed the bill without amendm
and by u vote Of I59 10 81. II Is said that ma
jority Of the officers affected by the action Of the
Navy Board were in favor Of this bill. as the
hest Legislative remedy that they were likely to
obtain The bill provides TINT, at the request of
any officer Of tho navy who dropped, fur
loughed. retired by the late board, .'tho Sec
rotary of the Navy shall order the physical, on
tai. professional and moral fitness Of such officer
for the naval service to be investigated by u
court: which shall find whether said officer ought
io be- restored and if so whether to the active or
r. served list. &c"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17
Gnfcrestin. fnsts about the Karnu.

TIE Koran was written about A. ID. 6I0. Its
Cc.nral aim was to unite the professors of Idon-
try md the jews and Christians IN the worship
of ol,o God-whose unity was the chief point in
clc slated under certain laws and ceremonies,
cXnt ting obedience to Mahomet tho prophet. 1t
was written in the koresh Arabic, aud this Ian
qua g, which certainly possessed every fine quail
ity. said ID he that of paradise. Mahomet AS
srIt al that the Koran was revealed 10 him, du-
rjns period of twenty three years, by the An
gel Gabriel The style OF the volume is beautiful
tlumli, and concise and where the majesty aud
attr butes of God escrlbcd it is snblimo and
mag ni6ccnt. Mnhomet admitted the divine mis-
sio1 both Of Moses and Jesus Christ According
to { ibhon the leading nrticl" of faith which Ma
hon ct preached is compounded of AN eternal
trutl aud necessary fiction, namely that there
is o Ny one God. and that Mahomet is the apos-
tIo If Cod The Koran was translated into Latin
in Ili3, aud into English and other European
lang nagcs about 1863. 1t is II rhapsody of 5000
yer. ~ divided into III sections
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17

Monday last, II bin to remove the City of Ra
eigh Ia some place where the moon shines, was
Introduced into the North Carolina Legislature.
Considerable laughter created by the read
ng If the hill and the motion consequent to it.
hr Routh rose and said. as he introduced the bill
'erhups he ought to say something about it
lie came from n mountainous country where
here was but little mud and when he came down
lie found it rather difficult to get about,there was
much rain and consequently mud. Further
he people Of the city of Raleigh were 81 poor
hat they could not afford to light up the streets,
nd the moon would not shine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17

1t is said that the House committee on the
library have invited Horace Vernet, the oelebra.
ted French painter,to execute piece for the new
Capitol extension. The invitation has been ac
cepted and the artist may be expected in the
United States during the coming spring. He is
now engaged upon a picture of Louis Napoleon
representing the storming of the Malakoff. and
as soon as that is completed he will DO hero
No price is agreed upon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17

The Galveston Civilian says that every steam
sip frnm New 0rleans, arriving at Galveston. Is
crowded with prnigranis, including many slaves.
II ndJ.,-.Ih, statistics of the State compil-
ed by the state Gazette. show that we are
entitled To iise. instead Of two representative in
Congress. by $50 We sha be entitled 10 seven
under the present apporiionment basis; but under
u reduced ratio, probably will only get six"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17

The New York Express, referring TO the re-
port that Mr.. Niers had declined the mission
from England to the United States, and that it
would probably be rendered 10 Lord Elgin, says
1--WE trust this statement will turn out true
Though Mr. Nilers is understood to be endowed with
all the qualifications that would be likely TO make
him useful 10 his own government and agreeable TO
ours,-yct in Lord Elgin, her Majesty will find rep
resentative who unites to those qualities practical
acquaintance witt the United States, and our public
men, which Will uv ery "a give him invaluable ad-
vantages over one Nm u,A Cr been among us and
who, therefore, can know va. little of us, from pers-
onal observation and experience. Within the few
years past there have been hut few foreign dignita-
ries who have studied with more apparent attention.
American institutions and the American people. than
the eN- Governor of Canada and, now remember
that the knowledge of us, thus acquired lac gave his
countrymen the full benefit of when he went home
in such spirit, to show that he does belong
TO the of little minds that sometimes among
us from abroad, to see how they best misrepre-
sent us when they go back home
II Lord Palmerston, then. is going to send such
man as this TO represent the Queen at Washington il
may be looked upon real practical proof of the
| sentiments otirendship and good will towards tn
! country, which he and some Of his colleagues have
on many recent occasions, SO proiusey professed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17

Col. Benton is decidedly in favor offemale ply
icans. He has engaged to lecture for the New
England Female Medical College, aud in order
hat there may be no mistake rs TO his views, he
avs in letter to one of the lady managers:
Please TO let it le known that it is for tho ex
lusive benefit of your Institution, which has
~ best wishes for its success, ss well as my
est judgment for its utility"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17

the habit of having loaded revolver in his rooin
AN attempt having been made lately to break
into his museum. It is believed that the circum-
stance of his death was accidental, his general
character and position precluding the idea of sui
eide
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17

Hugh Miller. the eminent writer ON geology,
was found dead in his bed on the floor of his bed
room at his residence in Edinburgh, shot through
the heart. For sometime past he haa been In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17
Great Cure of Rhcnn,n ,ism.-The Editors Of

the Richmond Republican of Dec Path 1852 that Carriers
Spanish Mixture is no quack medicine.
They had in their press who was afflicted with
violent Melcut Rheumatism who continually complain
misery the back, limbs and joints his had be.
mattery neck swollen throat and all
rheumatism, combined with Scroiua Two
bottles Spanish Mixture cured him. and in an ed
above, they bear testimony to its wonderful eff
say only regrets, that all suffering with dis
the blood not of the existence of such
medicine They clecrfuly recommend it.
their certificate notice in full around the bottle
lps al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17

Opi"ion. OF the res w, r unHe ~ ns"n ,sa
the article valuable The sale Of this article in the
United pnd all precedent the bo0ksuf the office
will show Cincinnati Commercial
Davis Vegetable Pain Kior-We first heard Of this med
cine during the New England States and being struck
will Of induced to make lnlu
surprised to learn that 1t was kept
inhabitants the cities
aud villages stopped. he in OF sudden
attacks Of pain burns scads, heard II spoken of
in terms high eommcndaon, both by druggists and phys
ians-FAiiadephia Eagle
Perry Davis Pain Kilcr-t is n real pleasure uslo speak
fayoaLy article known almost universally to be good
remedy burns and other pains Of the body II is
valuable only for colds in the winter but for various sum
mer complaints should be every family The casualty
Adr0cdte.
Valuable MedcineThe sale of that remarkable and truly
valuable preparation Perry Davis Pain Killer, constantly
aud rapidly Increasing During the past year. the demand for
has altogether unprecedented Scarce
Is passes by during which do not hear Of some
lnarkabe having been performed within the circle of
acquaintance by the of Perry Davis Pain KlerProp
ddperiscr
For sale by Druggists Groeers and Medicine Dealers
where.
ian ADD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
rrru.,in n.i,aing F.nd A--ocia,ion.-,

Annual aud Monthly Meeting this Association viii be held
Payne Christians Book store this gsainr
evening the usual hour which time near S2oOO w
Every Shareholder should be represented Ell
thor person proxy business OF Importance will be
transacted
The lt the Exchange Bank now ready 10 re-
,elye couirllutouA JAS L SCOTT
ianl7it Seery.
Bleeding nj the Lungs turcd.-Seih W. Fowie
sJDear sir Having been attacked with hemorrhase oil
lungs which left with troublesome cough and the usu
debility consequent NJ such attack, and having cured
myself the af WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
pnasnrr ind duty testify to its merits My gene
raj patent medicines is small hut for those who are
under pulmonary attacks, persuaded that the
BalsauI is excellent preparation.
Yours very truly JONA X. CIlLDS,
Chicngoc Mass, Feb. 20, 1874 Ed Chcopec Telegraph.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS IN the wrapper.
SElu w. foWLE Il co, l38 Washington Street, Bos
ton. rropretois sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale By j. II. SEAG.
ian - kcltawlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17

N dies q nucmen OF Lynchburg | now teaching those
hrHuitni 3uatries which have generally intr5I
AM SD universally admired in the Northern cities persors
wishing 10 Join apply Mrs Goodies or at thp rom,
Warwick House during school h ,ur, Friday and Saria,
evenings at o'clock and SATURDAY morning 10 ocnrk f
dis Misses and Masters Monday W,dnrs ay and ~, ia',
evening at o'clock tor Gentlemen. ! & SUM-
~" Undersigned scholars Of Mr. s take pleasure in rec
"N'nng him to the Ladies and Gentleman of vncb,nrg
as teacher under whose skill and they cann
tai Iu succeed '"''
,"N'. l1hff, RICHARD TYRE.
INWN BtHruN " 4 Rr,p and IL
$780, BotGNNAN -