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The Trumbull Democrat.

Mr.. Ritezel of the Democrat, whose Office
with its contents was totally destroyed by the
late fire, has purchased material for another,
and viii be ready to the regular
Issue of his paper in about two weeks. He
will for the present, occupy a room in the
building on Market Street. formerly occupied
BY II. R. Mcneil as a Carriage Mandatory
We are glad of this, for. although politically
opposed to Mr.. Ritzel. our personal inteeOurse
with him has always been of the most pleasant
kind, and We esteem him highly, as a man and
acitizen. His Office having been tolerably well
insured, and meeting with an opportunity to
purchase another at Mount Vernon, on very fa-
vorable terms, he will be enabled to resume the
publication Of the Democrat, with but small
loss. az
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of April He again started in pursuit, and ar
rived in Niles, Saturday. the Goth inst, sought
out the happy pair. and demanded his chill
dren. Upon their refusing to give them up
lac entered suit against Thomas, before Squire
Kerr; a warrent was issued, Thomas arrested
and bound over to Court, and in default of bail
was conveyed to the County Nuisance, +" there
to await his trial.
John is apparently one of that rare kind of
men who magnify exeellences, and overlook
defects in the female sex, for no sooner was the
brother safely lodged in Jail theu he clasped
his guilty spouse to his bosom, once more, and
with their children started back to the West,
a sadder of not a wiser man. Verify truth Is
stranger than faction!
Ohlton and Weathersfeld Bible Society,"
This Branch Society held its annual meeting
at this place, Sabbath evening the Doth inst. at
the c. P. Church. The following are its off
GERS elect for the coming year. President
William Ward; Vice Pres't,-James Dempsey;
Seeretary.-Geo. c. Refs; Treasurer,CJos . G.
Butler. Jr. The following persons were ap-
pointed to act as Local Agents, in the respec-
tive School districts, in which they reside, to
wit,-Joseph WilsOn,-Wm. C. Mcconnell
j. A. Rumsey;-J. FolsOm.-JnO. H. Moore
H. t. Mason Reno Jackson,-J.J j. G~raham.-
E. G. Steward,-Jas. Eckman,-JOseph Kin
Dempsey.
Preaching at Cumb. Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Mr.. Bowman of Mercer Co. Pa; will
preach at the C. P. Church, Thursday and Sat
urday Ev'gs, of this week.
Whisky Patrick Rogers, a native of the
Isle, as his name indicates, went to
Warren, Sunday last, and imbibing too much
with perhaps a little whiskey mixed
it. became intoxicated. He started for
Niles after nightfall, on R R track, and on at
tempting to cross the R R bridge, just above
own, missed his footing and fell a distance of
Is feet, cutting and bruising his head and 9th
r pnrts>OS his body in a ~frightful mnnner.-
F. Casper is attending the injured man.
The Society was reported to be in a flourish
condition; the sale of Bibles and Tesla
nents, in Niles alone, for the past three months,
mounted to $3.50. Rev. Mr.. Arnold, County
Agent of the American Bible Soc, will remain
n this Township the present week, soliciting
for the Bible cause, aud supplying
destitute with the scriptures. {
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NO CHARGE FOR CONSTITUTION

NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
BOTANIC AND HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
(NO calomsl, or other deleteriouS drugs are usedl
All Chronic or loRg standing Diseases are Success
fully treated.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Deran sen.snts-
Observation-Disclosures piseases-fpinal AheeticB
-AeTcurial sud-Syphiltic Diseases Ulcers
Tumors-ETupti0ns or Diseases ofthe ~Skiu-Disease
IS s1e Observation-Disclosures Lungs Heart
LiYer-StoEaCh aud BsEels--Kidnsys-CrrsFy an
Uterine Diseases-Female Weakness-LeueOrrhOea-
Old sJ-Neuralgia- Consnnpu0n--
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SEelliI Slip Disease
Fever and Ague DC.
Dr. Sands mode Of practice. Is not to nndsrmT,
the constitution. 10 overcome disease, I ut by the ia
iicious ADMINISTRATION OF medicines, remeye the eau
or germ Of diseased Getien sustaining at the sz3s
time, the natural powers Of the system.
His remedies are pleasant 70 take. AMI inpart visar
and strength toths whole system. PerseI eranee IL
treatment VIII often cure the nOot hopeless caseG-
DR.. Sands by the symptoms, snG an exsrsiuaton Of
the cass q vial 81 urine3 detects with eer,ainty, she
nature Of the disease, without the patient applyilgi In
person IL at any time inc0nvenient.
Persons desiring : EorTeet knowledge Of n dis
eases with Which they are afflicted. may rely Ht:hiG-
plicit eoBsG<nee, npon having impaired TO len =
trcs-staicnent % their condition
March p. 60.
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Arrival and peparture of Mails.

Posr OFFICE. WARREN. ONO,
July LIST. 1859
YsEngsfsSH daily. arrives p N. leaves II an.
C I~sVeLxHd, do do IL an. DO 2pm-
sG lem, 90 do : pm. d. Gam.
Sharon, arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. loZ an. Leaves
same days at 2 p m.
n GreeErsN lie. arrives Non. Wed Fri II Leaves
Tues. Thurs Sat at IlH m
6rssnsSHrrL. arrives Tues. & Sat. by n. Leaves
Mon 4 Thurs. at Am
Tues-% Fri. Atean
Fer1inFfoE. arrives Tues. & Sat. By 19 m. Leaves
Mon. 4 Fri. At u m
csato1. via Duck Greek, Hannah's Mills. &C.. arrives
fAars at S D m. Leaves Saturdays at a m.
MAiiswhieh leave at or before s q m, are closed
the prered ing evening at 9 p N. All Others are elo-
SEQ half an hour previous to their departure
7. Z. WEBB P. NJ.
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between the hours Of ] and 1 P. NJ. the following des-
eribed real estate, as the property Of Daniel Gilbert,
deed. to wit:
Snail lots eigh,4sl, nine ~. seventeen % eight
cen Qs). twenty C2ul. thirty-nine 49,, forty (4O), for
ty one (4i), forty two (42), forty-three (43l, fsrty-fOur
seVentytv C5) in the village plot OF Warren, in tie
County OF Trunisull and State OF Ohio
Alec, part or lot hty-One CD in said village,
bounded north By heirs Of James Scott east by land
now owned BY r.. II. Barnum; south BY High Street.
and west by lands Of John Bride.
Also. a portion Of said lot ffty-one (5ll bounded on
the north by lands Of sail Scott heirs; east by lands
formerly owned by James Scott, deed and the school
house lott south BY school house lot snd High stree,
and west by lands q said r. n. Barnum.
Also a portion ofiots ssvetuy- eve 75) and severity
six t76f in said village, bounded north BY CsaaI
Street; east by Vine Street, south By the Pennsylvania
and Ohio Canal, AMI west BY lands sold by deceien {
in his lifetime y jameson * Blair, now Owned oy
James Reed.
Also strip o. land on the northwest. psrtion az
lot number tEsngy.sx .e6) in said village, bounded
narth by Franklin Street. east By lands formerly own
ed BY Josiah =. Brown; south by lane OF, deeedsnt
contracted 70 Elizabeth Hermann, and west by Liser-
ty Street
village, bounded beginning st the southwest corner
Of At portion OF lot seventeen owned By FREEMAN
Hurt & Co.; thence east tgenty feet 10 the south east
corner Of said Freeman. HINT 4 Co.'S lot; thence
south twenty feet 20 a pest; thence west twenty feet
to the corner Of L. ]. Itd.nss brick block now ocou-
b. ginning. containing -Sithin these bounds four hun
dFed square feet Of ground
This real rs,ate will Re sold free from dover or
oth,r encumArAnce- Terms Of sale one third cash
or 90 day paper, and the balance N Two eq=ll annual
payments. HFNRY ADAMS.
Admir- Daniel Gilbert, dsc'd
Nv Cox RalnG & Spear, his Attys.
May II, lseO. le;h-+s.
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a Card of Thanks.

Mrs. G. w MESSER would respectfully scknovl-
edge with heartfelt gratitude the kindness Of the ma
ny bountIfuI hands that have supplied her necessities
and cheered her dropping spirits which were made
sad by the late calzmi ty OF FIRE. Also cordial thanks
to those in official czra city that rendered her aid and
counsel, much 20 her benefit; furthermore that young
Lad, a Ieg miles out Of town, who purchased soap
from his own funds, is remembered, and l trust his
hear will ever expand with bsnevolenes as blessings
may attend him. G. W. MEssER-
Warrenf May 16, 1860.
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SSIGNEE,S. NOTICE:

"A Motto. is hereby given that A.. G. Mcconnell
OF Trumbu!l County, State Of Ohio, has made an as
signnent TO the undersi Ened. Alexander Mcconnell,
or all his prop .rty. real and personal. &c to have
trust for benefit OF the creditors Of said A-C McCon-
nell under the act Of the General Assembly regulst-
ing assignments. passed April 9th le59. The credit
ors OF said Mcconnell are required TO present their
claims at once. and those indebted to him are re-
quested to call and settle without delay.
ALEXANDER MCCONNELL.
Warren Nav 9th. lsG0. Assignee,
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Alarm of Fire.

Yesterday about noon there was an alarm OF
fire, which brought out the engines suddenly.
1t was in the saving and turning shop belong
ing to Van Gorder, Newell & Co., on the canal.
1t was extinguished before any damage was
done.
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KIN C-oNNECTIONs,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co.
lumbus l. Cincinnati. Cleveland d Erie, and CleVs
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolon, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls, DC.
" Mantus with Hacks fer Ravenna.
" Braceville With Hacks for Newton Pals. &c.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, GresnyiIIe Mead.
Vile. Bloomfield, Canheld. &c
4" youngstown, with Stages TO New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and theRce by P. Ft. W.
& c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. I6, 1859. CHAs. L. RHODES supt.
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NOT QUITE ALL BURNT OUT.

OUR friends are respectfully informed
" that they will fad the N. Y. Bookstore aud Ex-
press Office in the roam occupied by Reeves 4 Than
as, where We shall be happy to see onr friends, and
will sell them an thing we hive let at low prices;
aud we shall soon have a supply OF goods usually
wanted at this season OF the year. We nov have =
COED stock OF Blank Books and Writing Paper, Bibles
Gc Call az FORTEk'S. may 9
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5rmt SnttlIigtmi.'
Barn Burnt.

Barn Burnt.
A large frame barn belonging to Mr.. Albert
Arnold, in BraeeTille, was struck by lightning
and burned with its contents, during the storm
on Monday, the 2Oth inst; loss about $3.50, in
surance 500.
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April and May Appointments, 1850.
+ II. SANDS, M. D.,
URIPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND

Graduate, in lS4a, Of the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons Of the City of New YSrk, and fifteen years
experience in the treatment OF Acute and Chronic Dis
eAsss-tsn years In the City Of New York. Two years
experience in that immense hospital for the treatment
Of Diseases Of every grade and character.
THE CITY HOSPITAL OF NEW YORK.
About 9,eOO eases Of Nsdieal and Surgical Diseases
I come annually under The treatment Of tia PLY sisiaus
and Surgeons Of this Institution.
During every moEth in the yeAr-Dr Sands may -
! consulted, at the following places;
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To the Leather Trade.

A LEXANDER MCCONNELL has
~ opened a store on Franklin Street for the sale
OF Leather AID shoe Stock. and is receiving daily
additions to the stock now on hand. consisting in
part Of Sole Leather. Upper Leather, Hips. French
and American Calf Skins. Trimmings, Bindings, Pat
ent Calf horocos aud tools Of all kinds.
Warren. Ohio. Nav I6. 1850.
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Card

d CaIQ-
We the undersigned, state that w were in
sured in the Manhattan Fire Insurance Com
pany of New York, and said Company after
the fire of April SOth, 1860, promptly adjusted
our losses, and has s;zce paid US to our full salts
faction for the same.
We eordially and cherefully recommend this
old substantial Company to all who desire re
liable insurance.
IEThos. Mccormick, loss $1,000.
Porter & Son, 1000
Warren, May %, 1869.
We hereby cersify that the Manhattan Insu-
rance Co., of New York promptly adjusted our
Joss BY the recent fire in this village, amount
OF our insurance therein 81 500.
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JOB PRINTING.
Gazing superior assortment Of job Printing mate
vial. We are prepared to execute in the best manner, al
kinds Of plain aud fancy BOOK and JOB trlnuSg'
-SUcH As
Asdress Cards. Certificates. Labels,
business Cards, Check Books. Msnifests,
rank Checks, Colo-ed Printing, Notes,
pills Of LadinR, Drafts, Programmes,
nall Tickets, Form Books, Receipts.
Si.uks- all Kinds. Hsndbills. Show Bills, etc.
In fast every thing done in the shape OF Printing, at
kriees that eannOtfaiito suit, and With the greatestdi dis
batch. We keep constantly on hand . good assortment
Of Cards and 6ne Stationery, from which those in want
81 Printing can select
Justices and ConstabIes' Blanks.
EARRANTEE, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
sUHNoEs, EXECUTIONS, sUBPUNAs, E1o'
Constantly on hand and for sale
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I SSIGNEE,S SAFE Oh FARM
Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.

Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.
ON Saturday. the Cd day of June.
" A. D. 1860. at } o'clock in the afternoon, os the
viii be sold to the high st bidder. the following Real
Estate, as the properly Of Joseph Hunter, deceased.
to Wit: Situate in WeAlhersfeld Township, Trumbull
County. Ohio. and known rs part OF Lot No. , in said
TOWnship, and bounded as follows, to wit: On the
North BY the public Highway leading from Warren to
NilestoWn, on the East by the west line Of ten acres
OF land heretofore sold ~ the Petitioner to John Cas-
siday on the south by the Nahoning River, and to
extend so far west that a line drawn parallel with the
east line, will contain twenty acres Of land. Rppr1is-
ed at 0tyJfDe dollars per acre. AID to be sold as =
whole or in parcels, as msy by the Petitioner be
deemed advisable, for the interest OF sand Estate.
j. WILSON. Admr. OF joseph Hunter. deed.
I. L. FULLER, Atty for Petitioner.
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RELIABLE
By State ADtdority.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE co.
or VIEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT.
Capital Stock, 100000.

OUPtIUt DEOCN' Y~JUU1VUO'
Paid up Capital and Surplus, $685. 900.
WELL sOUTHW0RTH, Pres.
LEVI D. BRADLEY. see'y.
This Company has been in operation FIVE years, and
during this time it has acquired a reputation Tor
soundness, promptness and honorable dealing, sec
ond to no Company in the United States. Its stock
is owned by the principal men Of aealth aud bust
ness in and about New Haven and among them is
Jadge W. w. Boardman, known favOraby in this
community as a man Of wealth, and as a large land
owuer in Ohio. THIs COMPANY PAYS PROMPTLY, AND
HAS NEVER YET LITIGATED ANY Loss Mar. :. 90.
Every business Man should insure! Country Mer-
chants will hnd it to their advantage to insure in good
Stock Companies.
Farm property insured / year for e per cent. ,
years for IL per ct. and 5 years for 2 per ct. upon the
amount insured. without premium Note.
Policies issued on these Companies
By J. =. ASPER,
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- $500
give such balm as have ne stfife
With nature or the laws OF lie
With blood my hands I never stain,
Nor poison men 20 ease their pain
We Is a Physician indeed, who Cures.
I The Indian Herb Doctor. r J. o cures the
I following complaints in the most obstinate stages Of
their existence, viz:
I Diseases Of the Throat. Lungs. Heart. Liver, Stomach,
Drspsy In the Chest, Rheumatism. Neuralgia FITS
orRslling Sickness, and all other Nervous De-
Judgements. Also, sl diseases Of the Blood
such as serOfuiS, Erysipei las, Cancers.
Fever Sores. LeprOsy, and all other
complicated chronic Complaints
All ferns OF female Difficulties attended TO with ths
happiest results
1t Is hoped that no enc will despair Of a Cure until
they have given the laden Herb Doctors Medicines
a fair and faithful trial II During the Doctors
travels in Europe. West Indies. East Indies, South
Am erica and the United States, he has been the in
strument in Gods hand, TO restore TO health ard Vig0r
thousands who we're given up and pronounced iAeur-
able by THE most eminent Old School Physicians nag
more, thousands who were on the verge of the gave,
are now living MONUMENTS TO the Indian Herb
Doctors skill and successful treatment, and are daily
exclaiming be the day when first We saw
and part0ok Of the Indian herb Doctors Medicine"
Satisfactory references Of cures viii be gladly and
e~heerfully given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and honor that he will
in nOEise directly or indirectly induce or eR1ss any
iavalid 70 take his medicines Without the strongest
probability Of a cure
Remembsr. consultation and advice free. The poor
shall be literally considered.
TPPost Office address. LOx 2G57.
Sep 81, Soy 2 J.LYoNs, ND.
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ONE HUNDRED COPIES MORE.
~ Of the N~inisIer's wooing. just reed at ADAMS
BOOKSTORE, where every purchaser receives a gin
from fifty cents to fifty dollars.
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A ADMINISTRATOR S SALE
Saturdqu. Llne ~. $50.

By virtLs OF an order Of sale this day issued BY
Hon. Geo. F. Brown, Probate Judge will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, al the door Of the Court
House in Warren. on
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Smith, Stratton 4 Co.
Warren, May a5th, 1860.

Warren, May 25th, 1860.
The undersigned having been insured in the
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company, Of Brooklyn
New York, through the Agency of ]. F. As
per, take this occasion to say that said Com
pany has promptly adjusted our losses in q
satisfactory manner, and has paid us to our full
satisfaction for the same. This prompt hOaor-
able dealing is gratifying to rs and ~evinees
stability in the Company that should recon-
mend it to public patronage.
The amount of loss insured by us in said
Fire covered by the Policies of the Company is
added to signatures of each of the undersign-
ed. James Mcconnell, 81, 900 90
]. B. Dunlap, 1888 "a
Patch & opdyeke, 1000 90
Alex. Mcconnell, 600 90
William Ritezel, 500 90
B. Grange, 1000 90
I hereby certify that I was insured in said
Company, to the amount of 81 500. And my
loss has been promptly and hOnorably adjust
ed, but not desiring the money l have proposed
70 take the same at the end of 60 days. 1
would eheerfully recommend said Company
to public patronage. CD. Mllliken-
Warren, MAY 25th, 1860.
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A DELLA, THE OCTOROON; a
IA splend d nev book, just rec d at ADAMS.
VOYAGE DOWN THE AMOOR,
' with a lard Journey through Siberia; by Collins
Just opened at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
THE FATE Of Sir John Franklin dis
covered. This is a most interesting new book,
and is sought after Sold At ADAMS
More of The MINISTER'S WO0ING
vi just reed at DAN
90 TO ADAMS BOOKSTORE to
~ get handsome Wall Paper. Al prices.
NOAL OIL. DEOD0RIZED COAL
u OIL, and a good variety Ct Coal Oil Lamps o
thsmost approved styles, for sale by
WOODS & PEW.
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6kh 1ru of Lnu1e. 1860.

between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A. II. anil O'Clock.
P M of said day. One Gelding Horse. g years old
To be sold as the property OF r. W Clark, 70 satisfy
an Execution in favor OF J. K. Barnhan-
Terms Cash.
ALTMAN. Sheriff
sheria's Office, WArreR, May s3 ie68.-2w
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On the 18th day Of Arril, A D.-issO, said Jasfes 4. :
issued an order Of sttashnent in the asSrs Scsion tor
the sum Of ons hundr ed and seveniy-thIee dollars.
Nay %. lS6O.-3s+ DANIEL INN -.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE WITHDRAWN
IL Having sold the goods % J. A. Tracy At private !.
sale. the pzblic sale heretofore advertised sill not i.
take place. J. ". TYLER, AssignSe
May l4th. 1860.
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GUNNER CASSIMERES.
~ Now is the tius 70 purchase. Come IN and e !
Jour Dimensions taken for a new SUIT. at
Nay 2. 10. REEVES ( THOMAS
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rTHOSE SPLENDID SATIN WALL
L PAPERS fo- Psriors and stating Rooms ar.
worth looking Al, II you dOntwant 10 buy Sep in
snd see EN-, a. ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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THE PRETTiEST LOT of .ma,i
Il. and delicate figured Wall Paper. for Bed Rooms
ever seen In this region, can he found at
ADAMSs EnOEzTOzu
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TADiES OF TASTE cannot fill TO
be pleased wiih the great variety Of Wall Psrsrs
and Borders % every color anil description. eIhsr
common. Satin or Gold Papers. lust received and
opened a. ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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y PERSONAL PROPERTY.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ BY virtue Of an Execution issued cut Of the
Court Of connon Pleas OF TrunbuiI County Ohio, 70
me directed and delivered, I have levied upon and
shall EXPOSE to public SALE, at the north door % In
Court House, in Warren, in said county. on The
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NOTICE.
~ Daniel Damn. PIE, Before Robert Otis JastIss
OF the Peace for Jobnst 4 :
Nathaniel ". Mead, DftO t~oFnship, Irumbu1 com
IL nhEn ...r