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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-17

GA mother once asked Of clergyman
when she should begin the education of her
child, which she told him was then four
years old. "Madam was the reply, you
have lost three years already. From the first
smile that CLEANS over the infants cheek,
YOUR opportunity begins
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AmDrotypists l. Dasuerreotypists!

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING VERY LARGE
W stock Of Ambrotype. Meianotypc Da.uer-
reotype and Pho,og raphic Goods, embracing every
usetul article in demand by the operator consisting in
part Of
Cases, Frames. Plates. Glass Mattinys
F!eservers. Pure Chemicals and Apparatus.
which we will sell on reasonable .errns
september 25-v2n22 +. GEESAMAN & Co
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rv"W What fine head your boy has"
said an admiring friend.
eyes," said the fond father; hes
ch;n of the old block; amt you sonny:'
al guess SO, daddy, cause teacher said
Yesterday was a Young blockhead."
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-17

Jullus.-Sam, why has Massa Banks
Experience in dancin been OBJ use to him in
polyticks
Sam.-Dis child's waitin wild anxiety.
Julius.-'Kase it has learned him de
double shuttle.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-17

GIL say, landlord, that's a darned dirty
towel for a man to wipe on!
Landlord with a look of amazcment re-
piled: Well, swear, you're mighty par
ticular. Sixty or seventy of my boarders
have wiped on that towel this morning, and
you are the first one to find fault.
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:. OUGlI.'

"OUGH."
This celebrated termination is amusingly
enough put in the following lines:
Wife make me some dumplngs Of dough,
They re better than meat for my cough,
Pray let them be bnlled hot through.
But not TIL they are heavy and laugh.
Now must be oft to the plough,
And the boys when they've bad enough,
Must brush the flies of with a bouGh,
While the old mare drinks at the trough.
In the above it will be observed that
cough" terminates each line, and has six
different pronunciatlons.
"Two bottles of medicines" found
among Browns effects, and supposed to be
contributed by some Republican,, are cited
rs clear evidence that the "Northern Adolf
tionists' intended to interferfere with the
"interndl concerns of the South.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-17

~"Pink," of the Charleston Courier,
who is by no means a pink of poI'tenes's,
writes from New York, that there is great
and growing evil in New York, one OF a
delicate nature-the ladies get drunk.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-17

CyA Mississippi paper in eulogziug the
disunionistS, says The everlasting dcstl-
ny of the South hangs upon such men AS
Jefferson DAVIS and others.' If this be
true, how appropriately may we exclaim in
the language of DIR. Watts:
Great God on what slender thread
Hangs everlasting things.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-17

CO We heard good Methodist preacher
once Ego on IN this way
As was riding along once, on one of
those beautiful western pralries, with my
dear old wife, who has gone to heaven in a
buggy"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-17

CT Judge Terry has been indicted by
the Grand Jury for the murder Of senator
Broderick
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vAn exchange accuses the Charlestown
sentinel who shot the COW, of a want of f!ial
affection.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-17

Why does an aching tooth impose 81
lence on the sufferer? Because it makes him
hold his jaw.
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To Old COuntrymen!

WE ARE DRAWING DlRE1T on ENG
~ LAND, Ireland, Scotland and all other parts Of
continental Europe. We also issue passage tickets
to New York n G NI1TT & Co
'--h2 Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa
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A TOUCHING ANECDOTE.

Hon. A. H. Stephens, of Georgia, IN
recen, address at a meeting in Alexandra,
for the benefit of the orphan asylum and
free schools of that city, related the follow,
ing anecdote "a poor little boy, in colo
nieht in June, with no home or roof 10
shelter his head, no paternal or maternal
guardian or guide to protect him on his way,
reached, at nightfall, the house OF rich
planter, who took him in, fed, lodged and
sent him on his way with his blessing
These kind attentions cheered his heart,
and inspired him with fresh courageto bat,
tie with the obstacles of life. Years ro!Ieo
round; Providence led him; he had reached
the legal profession his host had died; the
cormorauts that prey on the substance OF
man had formed a conspiracy TO get from
the widow her estates. She sent for the
nearest counsel to commit her cause to hlm,
and that counsel proved to be the orphan
how wears before welcomed and entertained
byher deceased husband. The stimulus of
a warm and tenacious gratitude was now
added to the ordinary motives connected
with the profession. He undertook her cause
with will not easily to be resisted; he
gained it I: the widows estates were secured
to her in perpetuity; and" Mr.. Stephens
added, with an emphasis of emotion that
sent its electric thrill throughout the house,
"that orphan boy stands before you"
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NOTICE..
WE CALL ATTENT

ST. FRESH Oysters, HOLSTERS, Sardines, Peaches,
1a~~oerles, Cherries, Fresh Pine Apple Brandy
ia nes, brandy Cherries Assorted Pie Fruits, Pick
ies, &C. all Of which will be sold at greatly reduced
'''es' HONS & NcCLELLlNp.
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1T IS BEYOND SUCCESSFUL. DISPUTE
That the facilities in this establishment for
~ eat and Expeditions

JOB PRINTING. are not surpassed in the State
The materials all entirely new, Comprising all the
later and approved styles OF Type Border Rules
&c, together with two Porc- Job Presses of the best
patterns 1t will he tie amblt ion and deter
mration of the subscribers that ali work executed
this establishment. shall be DISTINGUISHED by the fea-
lures necessary to constitute it nonpareil-namey,
correctness and neItnesS Our personal superintend
in job Printing, guarantees the faithful perform
Of everyjob. We invite patronage, with the assu-
ALL that long experience and unsurpassed
facilities will enable execute all orders entrusted
to me, before attempted in this CITY,
surpassed in the State.
MAYNARD PROVOST.
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DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
a ND
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the attn,
w ton of the Trade, and mort
especially the Physicians Of the
country, to two of the most poPa-
lar remedies now before the publH'
We refer to
Dr.. Chas. M'Iants Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills
We do not recommend them IS
universal Cure-alls, but simply +"
what their name purports, VIZ:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from tn
human system. 1t has also BED
administered with the most sat'
factory results to various Anlnlas
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINS
all BILIOUS DERANCEMENTs, sRA
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases OF
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qn'
nine, they almost invariably max
a speedy and permanent cure
As specifics for the above DC : MI;
toned diseases, they are Unr'a'es'
and never known to fail when 40.
ministered in accordance with INC
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprletors'
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug buslnes'
in which they have been sueess
fully engaged for the last ls a.,
Years, and they will now give a, !,
undivided time and attention
their manufacture. And be'nss
termined that DR.. M'Lanss I ns,
brated Vermifuge and Liver t i,
shall continue to occupy INC -" :.
position they now hold among ,s "
great remedies of the Day wv. W.
will continue to spare neither DR. D.s.
nor expense in procuring INC . ~
and Purest material, and '0I W.
pound them in the most th0r0"SSD
manner. Address all orders u
FLEMING Bros Pittsbnisl ~ a'.e,
P.S Dealers and Ply sieians ordering .h'ir ertfs
than Fleming Bros, will do well 70 wiz ny,,sara
distinctly, and take none but DR.. kLases 2 ~
them trial. we will forward per NAL: e;,i. kr ts
part of the United States, one box OF Wsruifuss y
threecent postage stamps, one Wal % c.nsdh ne
fourteen three-cent stamps. All orders ues.
be accompanied by twenty cents extra
F. GEESAMAN T. w., ,,,s
at Council Bluffs, sole AgensJ" .ss
Io.ro and Nebraska.
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rw John Randolph, of Roanoke, was in
q tavern lying on a sofa in the paror, wait,
ing for tho stage to come to the door A
dandtied chap stepped into the room, whip
in hand, Just come from drive, and stand.
ing before the mirror, arranged his hair and
collar, quite unconscious of the presence OF
the gentleman on the sofa. After attitude
nizing awhile ne turned to 60 out, when MIR.
Randolph asked him:
Has the stage come ?"
"Stage, sir stager' said the fop; Eve
nothing to do with it, sir"
ooh! beg your pardon" said Ran
dolph, quietly: "Ihought you ,rere the
driver !"
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r1FOne Of the most amusing scenes in
the legislature of Pennsylvania occurred on
motion to remove the capital of the State
from Harrisburgh to Philadelphia. y mat
ter O.: -fact member from the rural districts,
who had heard of the great facility with
which brick houses are moved from one
part of city to another, and who had not
tho least idea that anything but moving the
State House was in contemplation, rose and
said
"Mr. Speaker, have no objection to the
motion, but don't see how on aIrth you are
going to get it over the river.'
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~" Gentlemcn of the jury" said an
Ak lnsas lawyer, "would you set trap to
catch bear? would you make fools of your
selves by endeavoring to spear buffalo
with knitting needle? No, gentlemen, |
am sure you would not. Then, how can you
be guilty OF the gross absurdity of finding
my client guilty of manslaughter for taking
the life of a woman 90
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-17
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

Hno BRIDGEs.-We are glad to learn that the
bridge over Wailuku river at Hilo, which was COM
menced in July last, has been completed. On the Sd
instant it was opened for the first time to the public,
amid the general rejoicings of the district. Up
wards of five hundred horses, to say nothing of thou
sands of pedestrians, crossed it on the first day. The
necessity for a bridge across the Wailuku has long
been very great and its final accomplishment will
prove a great public convenience. at the same time
that it will put a stop to the annual loss of life in
crossing the stream that has made the river so noted.
1t viii! be remembered that the Waikiki bridge is
built after a peculiar plan, originating with Mr..
Wood, our efficient Superintendent of Public Works.
1t is a suspension bridge, with the roadway resting
upon the chains, and not, as is usual, suspended
beneath them. This plan was deemed the best on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-17

The annual term of the Circuit Court for the
island of Hawaii, commenced at Waimea on the
9th instant. Judge Ii, of the Supreme Court,
presided, assisted by Circuit Judges Sheldon and
Wight. This being the first session of the Court
for this side of the island under the new law. a
large conceurse of people assembled from the adj
joining districts. There were, however, but three
jury cases for trial, and the business of the Court,
with the exception of some chamber matters, was
finished on the eth.
The law providing for a session of the Court at
Waimea, as well as at Hilo, gives great satisfac-
ton, as it saves the people of one half the large
island of Hawaii the trouble and expense of 4
long and tiresome journey to Hilo.
The King VS.. John Cavanagh adultery; APP
pealed from Judge Wight at Chambers. Verdict
of guilty. r. X. Chamberlayne, Esq, for the
Crown D.. IL. Hitchcock, Esq, for defendant.
The King VS.. Kahelemauna, Kapumakaloa,
and Hooili, indicted for bullock stealing. This
was an appeal r. II. the decision of Judge Wight,
before whom the de- cndants were adjudged guilty
under the Act of 1858. The evidence for the
prosecution was very clear and conclusive, and
that for the defense was equally SO in the oppo-
site direction, showing that there must have been
some hard swearing on one or the other side.
The jury, after about five hours absence, returned
into Court and stated that they were unable to
agree, standing eight for acqlittal to four for
conviction. Having been further instructed by
the presiding judge, after half an hours delibera-
ton they returned a verdict of not guilty, ten to
two. r. X. Chamberlayne, Esq, for the Crown,
II. Hitchcock, Esq, for defendants.
Kanaina vs.. Piena, Trespass. This was a
civil suit for damages for trespass of defendants
cattle on the cultivated land of plaintiff. In the
trial at Chambers before Judge Sheldon, plaintiff
awarded damages amounting to $50, from
an appeal was taken to a jury trial. YER
dict for plaintiff, with damages at $40. G. X.
Lindsay, Esq, for plaintiff.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-17
The Norsher I'm LssA.. N. see. ON Maui.
LAHAINA, Sept. 9th 1859.

LAHAINA, Sept. 9th 1859.
Mr. EDITOR The appearance of the Aurora Bore
ais in tropical ATTITUDES is 80 unusual, that all the
facts may well be made known for scientific enquiry.
Your statement, which I just read, that the Aurora
was seen in Honolulu, enabled me at once to account
for the phenomenon I observed here a few nights
since. At 10 P. NJ. I noticed a bright, unsteady.
crimson glow upon the sky. extending from N. Z. to
N, and about 35 deg. Of altitude. 1t resembled the
reflection Of great confagration at twenty or thirty
miles distance. Not thinking Of Auroral lights in
these ATTITUDES, and for want Of any better hypothe-
sis, attributed it to heavy fires on the other side Of
the mountain. such as often ravage the country. I
was puzzled however by the fact that the clouds which
rested on the mountain, and we're scattered around
and beyond it. did not give the slightest reelection of
the supposed Gre l should say, also. that the light
was far too pure and rich : crimson 10 have been
eapssd ~ . hre. Very frply yours.
Z. BmHoP.
VIII sorae Of or resdsrs q DE vindward side q
MY qf the Islands. rhsre The vieu Ms upohstructsd
eomaapnie1te - essies ap1earsnse q tks13]EP. G.
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Eve hours sail of Great Britain, win compel the
latter government to maintain her army and
navy upon a war footing. and will impose a heavy
tax upon the people.
One thing is certain-the war is ended only
temporarily. An armistice, and Perhaps peace
treaty, have been concluded-but all Italy is in
censed with it. Louis Napoleon has returned to
France, but all France is dissatisfied with his re-
turn and with his work. They looked for more,
and they are disappointed and unless the French
Emperor can devise some immediate way to
divert the disappointment of not only his W
people. but of all Europe, and give full employ
ment to his huge army, it is not predicting too
much that his peace treaty may cost him his
throne. If he finds himself compelled to 60 to
war to save his position. the most trivial dispute
with England would serve to kindle a war flame
that would tighten both sides of the British Chan
mel. In short, the political aspect of Europe, as
gather from the most reliable journals, is
more warlike now than before the signing of the
armistice of Villafranca.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-17

49, NAh1cr8De0ma GI
1HB Omar EAsrERx..-We hav. 49,.
of this mammoth chip lately. Il nov s.a sery litRs
she is to s 5s complied in sePtenber-ths con,,! -
and to forfeit 10000 for every week 1 h. .n' do,
vii! have room for 500 first class. 400 see sses; g
s ese.' any on ns% e. tss q us ssi, : class class and -.sesssss p. -
il needs Pc. is TO run down an enemy's ,h; S apple.
she will be able to do, with the larce.t .n'psI ni
one Of our steamboats, could run down a wher rrsl' =
pers express their establishment at the om;s s:u p.
AustFsans to tear up the railroad track. aa% 9th
troy q military means which the French bsva . de-
laed -. Inc 1ae. we vaena ma rress. improving the topic Oo Sul.
the reserve at Montebello, approached 80 Oat IRON
scene Of action in the trains, that thew near The
barked. CIV dlxn-
The President has commuted the sents,..
mer, the mutineer, to imprisonment for IMs u ru-
ordinary efforts were made in his behalf 11as-
twenty thousand signatures were obtained una over
tition for executive clemency. mep-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-17
PAssE

FOREIGN
From LONDON, en- route for yancouvers Island-per Gomeza,
Sept 1S DKses, Mrs Dives and 2 children, J NJ Simpson,
7 , Pearse, Chas rhempsoo, J Christie, Barbara Christie, g
Duncan, Mary Duncan, y wenborn, Anna Wenborn, Mary A
wenborn, Robert wenbun, Jos Hepple, Matthew Hepp,s. VIM
From HDo-p1 Lkoffho, yr. Wilson, Geo Croker, Ahee,
Achow, Eeoug- Prom Iahaina- faflon, Mr.. Richardson
Prom LAaAxA-peF Noi, Sept 15-Dr Robinson, Mr Hof-
nsyer, fhn Everet1, Capt Gates, 3 Thompson, and one China
man.
Q May, Georr Holmes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-17

fishes at once the feasibility and p~ropriety of erecting
bridges in many other parts of the islands, in places
where they would be found a public benefit. The
want of bridges has been q great drawback to some
Of our best districts. The Hilo district especially,
one Of our best sugar growing regions, with its deep
gulches and swift torrents, has suffered much from
this deficiency. And if a strong, permanent bridge,
with a span Of almost 200 feet, can be thrown across
such a stream as the Wailuku, at a cost only 80, $780,,
we think the next legislature cannot spend a part of
the public money better than by providing for a few
more improvements Of the anne sort, in those sec
tons of the islands which most require them.
The LYcEUM LEcTURE.-Judge Robertson delivered
an able lecture in the Bethel on Thursday evening
last, upon the subject of the British Parliament. The
lecture was devoted to an account of the origin Of
that body, Of its gradual development until it attain
ed its present high and honorable position, and of its
general character and system-that body. a charac-
teristic feature Of which is, that "iss democracy is
the most aristoeratic in the world, and its aristocracy
the most democraat' One fact stated by the leo
turer, is not generally known-that the members Of
fhe House'of Commons serve without pay. The lee
~ Has calculAted to instruct - we'll Is to interest,
listened to With much attention.
connsnce today ia1oingI the
-atveri1 FveeAly, 9he e~onki1osd q such
ss..ss y ::::ss; <.s.ssas:
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Am enp = eotdn E.sse, Lnce, to saul from San Francisco the
rt11le sfoY1nbe1.
An sa1p Aspaaa, esssu, from San Francisco, to sail Aug. 30.
A. b1k Yonkess I0v<ft, TO sil from San Francisco early in
Sepeembsr, de- hese 16eh to 10Th
An ~ Oosan ExpreA. willis, from San Francisco. on her
~ - Jarb Hfnnd 70 bad guano, to sail about Aug 30.
Has. sh Kinoo1e, Iumb from . guano expedition, due about
Auguse 30h-
A. hnFk Washington Anstou, -, from Boston, sailed June
Unh asDueu1 uerchandise to Chas. Brewer ID
A. - JoaaA hN0ey, Dunbar, from Boston, to sail May 10,
aOutoi earn. c. spaldinz-
Al ~ rem Bcstou, sailed May 18Th, with cargo
v6&unmb ao1s - @. A. Williams & Co.
An - Mmoka uAnHEon, I'm Boston (via rahiti-l sailed April
teuueG6hee esyo ssstd Ddse TO b. =. Snow.
A shiD oxpecou1 - UongkouG In July, with asstd cargo Of
nb4n101hs goods 70 Hsckfe,d 4 Co.
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~ Capt knight, Of the GomeLza, reports: Left London on
the 9th April sailed from the Downs on the 30th- Weather
generally throughout the passage was light and pleasant. Pass
ed Cape Horn in lat 60e g., and was eleven days of the Cape,
part Of the time In yey ood weather.
A 6aocP OF aRueHxwAysn-rhe Gomefza deviated a
little from her course to avoid passing In the nighttime through
. group Of islands, which was hid down on many Of our maps in
about lat I6s n and between the 1921 and 137th degree of W.
long The isiands thus put down as existing i" there or there
abouts,n have been cruised for repeatedly without success. YES
sells have passed again and again over the spot where they are
placed on TIE map, without discovering any tr1ce Of land
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-17
DRUG STORE!

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING RE.
u ceived by the latest arrivals from the United States and
Europe, a new and large assortment Of Drugs, Medicines
and Toilet Articles. now offers them for sale. Being
supplied from the best sources, first rate articles will be sold AZ
less prices than heretofore.
Physicians and others win have their orders promptly filed
Prescriptions made up accurately and from the best materials.
particularly from Thayer's celebrated fluid extracts, g great inn
provemento on Tfnctures.
MEDICINE CHESTS re6led at the cheapest rates. according
as voyages to different countries require.
The following comprise a few Of the articles contained in the
assortment, viz:
Alum, arnica plaster, IKidderss diaryhna and dvsen.
Anise-seed, arsenic, alcohol, tery cordial
Ant poison, bay rum, borax, ILiquorice, liniments, asstd,
Balsam-pectoral bitters, MuciiaQe. lin salye,
CASTLE soap, cream Of tartar, lNurse60ttles,
Camphor, cherry pectoral, Oils ofbergamot and lemon.
Ceiebrated copahine, Powder boxes, pills, asst'd,
Cod liver oil, diamond cement, Sands, and Towsend's sarsapa-
Extracts OF sarsaparilla and GIN rina,
ger, Strychnine. soda.
Extract OF valerian, Syrnges, asstd, salts,
Emery powder, erasive salts, Toilet powder, toilet mirrors.
fIavoring extracts, Tooth-ptcks, tweezers,
Fluid magnesia, gum arabic, PThoru's extract. trusses.
GeEatine, Henry1s magnesia. Teething rings tooth povdpru
HoIoway's ointment. hair dyes, vials, assrd,
Indelibie marking ink, White and yellow wax.
Also, Direct from Paris.
LUBIN'S CELEBRATED EXTRACTS.
Comprisiik - different kinds.
Best quality JEAN MARIE FARTNA corrGNr
Sandal wood extrack, handles. tutube paste,
Burnetts COCAINE and oriental tooth uaeh.
Orange tree and tortoise she'll tooeh-ptoka
ToHete soaps and brushesy infant hn1r bruazIeas3
Combs, scurf brushes (Y11ent3 h3sopaeuuue.
Hyperion huid, hair ~, amtd,
ian arreeafhe .Ak~nAv
beveages {lfeperd bysE. HoGnenA
COgEARB RAxsR0HeoN.x .
DR. yAxIeEH4 MuD1GHW1H&
aessf EpWAnp E11XlltAN D