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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
CONSERVATIVE.

The advertiser. having been restored 70 health IN
a few weeks BY a very simple remedy @ hsyiag
suffered for several years with a severe lung afec-
ton, and that dread disease, Consumption lis anx-
ious to make known 10 his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send a copy Of the
prescription used free of chargel, with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a sure cure for Consumption Asthma, Brop-
fecs,Ons. The only object of the advertiser in sen
ding the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he c~Ouceives to be inval-
liable, and he hopes every sufferer viii try bis ROM
ady, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
MALL will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

"lI p-u. James Gibson. and sew
.ar cs.zsEs LET town last Sa,ur.
~ De Republican River on a Bif.
Ne.Ui,h hem success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given - all persons int rested
that s. A. Chambers as Executor Of the late will is
Hill deceased. has died his accounts for hnal settle
Tlent at my office , and hat Monday, the 6th day OF
october, A. u. 1866 at 10o'eiock A. NJ, is the time
appointed for examining and allowing the samesvedn
GEORGE ". F~A1RBRO4HER,
WcI ~ z11iTE PROBATE JsSga.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

"A caae- s%elerual Of Caued Fruits,
ay ar SardIles- Bottled Pick.
es-d aud tor sale cheap at
aDl
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

Subscriptions received for The New
PTk Inbane, At Marsh s. Co.'S News
FPoL. $500 per year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

Eoo good No. l Oak Fence
Posts for sale by A. w MORGAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

In every case send The name OF each SUBSCRIBER
and their Post Office Address, with tho Town,
Comfy and State, in fup. Money by draft, p. o.
order, Express, or in Registered Letters, may be
sent at our risk.
AGENTS active and reliable agents wanted in
every town OF the Union, with whom liberal ar
engagements viii be made. Ladies are invited to
form clubs and serd for tickets, for all the property
would be as useful to them as the gentlemen.
The best references Will be furnished on appli-
cation. All PERSONS wishing tickets or informa-
ticn win please address, with full name County,
plainly written to j.. ADAMS
Manager and Agent,
g. Nassua Street., New York
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
Wheat Wanted /!

10000 bushels Of Wheat wanted by
Swan & Bro, for which they will pay the
highest market price in cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

To- the past week but more
r4ais have passed through
.'la 60 take up homesteads m
Nost Of them are from,
ug some stock with them
hardy men, capable OF as.
''1ra.y IN building up a new
-iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

fo' Waa Paper aud Window Shades,
10 NcCreery's
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

q, Crr-d Hams az
SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
NOTICE
THE MODEL SEWING MACHINE.

Prominent among the mechanical tTiumphs Of this
most Ingenious age common honesty c0mpeis Us to mo-
tice the Empire Sewing Machine, cvmmended as Justly
strley perfection itself Useful as have been the va
ri0us sewing machines, from time 10 time presented
% the public, each one OF Them has beeh cursed with
some radio ltefeci, which detraCts from general util-
ity. Warned BY the experience Of bis predecessors,
the inventor OF The Erie Machine has produced an IN.
strumeut, combining az the advantages for which
others are Wanted. and obvIHting every detect which
can be attributed 10 them by the most fastidious critic.
The Empire Machine Is a marvellous combination OF
simplicity economy and perfect Worship beng dHra-
bic. zee from liabilIty C., get oLt OF order. noiseless
and easy II OpctauoH- las mechanical contivance Is
sub - - - sbBiitB f~reeiomIrom acGfieD and
accuracy astoE9 rknaRShip. By Tue usa} OF the pat
ented shuttle aud straight needle a. makes a stitch.
which can neither rap nor raveie while, at the same
time, u can, operate perfectly upon eve yrspecies OF
material from leather % cambrick, With ihfeaps on cot
ton, linen or silk from the enest to the cOarsest num-
Der. W. -
A The Empire MachiReis gradually suppl ahting its
more antique rivats,noo one ia waHt0f a usefet instru-
meni ui this description. be he or she tailor, coachma-
se, b'esSmaker or sEamsiTets, can 10 uthcsNisi than
secure one OF these econmIcal and mimitable maohiDss
suited alike for fami y and manufacturing purposes
Ihe odce Of the Empire Manufacturing Co. is at No.
oe Broaiw'y, New York Ciiy, where they are now
Supplying these Empire Machines at prices far below
me teal value % the ustruments.-New York Herald
req. oh ESQ 10 "a A&C
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
FREE TO EVERYBODY
TO HEALTH AND BEAUTY
Just Publisheds

Il teaches how to mer eve Tan, Frees, Pimples
BlOiches, Moth Patches, SallOw ness, EruptiOns,and
allimpurities Of the skin ; how to enamel the shin
leaving it white and clear as alabaster how to
produce the fullest development Of the female form
las p%ractieed by the french, causing the bust to
grow roaAd and full, and If the form has been lost
by padding, lacing or maternity. restoring it to
more than its original fulness, frmness and beauty.
1t teaches how to reduce the size of the hands and
feet ; produce corpulency or the reverse ; remove
spperhuous hair Cure Corns, Worts, and Moles /;
renew your age cure Drunkness, Catarrh, Dys-
pepsia Nervous Debility, &, how to fascinate and
gain the love and affection of any person you may
choosr together with other useful and valuable in
formation. No young Lady or gentleman should
fail to send Their address to the udersigned and re-
eeive by return mail a copy of this valuable work
in sealed envelope FREQ Of charge. Addrdss.
BERGER, SHIFTS i CO., Chemists.
546n 285 River Street Troy, NY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
GROvEsTEEN & Co.,
MANUFACTURERS,
499 BROADWAY, N. Y.

THE ATTENTION of the public and tho trade
is in Yited to our Ne1 Scale, Screen OctaUe,
Rosewood Piano FoTtes, which for volume and pu-
rity Of tone are unriralled by any hitherto offered
in this market. They contain all tho modern i'm
provemenis, French grand action, harp pedal iron
frame over-struDg bass, etc. etc., and each in
strument being made under the personal supervis-
ion of Mr.. J. H GRovEsTEEN, who has a practical
experiences Of over thirty years in their manufsc-
ture, is fully warranted in every particular.
The GrovesEeen PIANO FORTE
Received the hie hest award Of merit at the cele-
brated worlds Fair, where were exhibited instru-
ments from the best makers of London Paris, Ger
many, Philadelphia, RostOn, Baltimore and New
York and also at the American Institute for Eve
successive y cars, the GoLD and SILVER MEDALS
from both of which can be seen at our Eare-rOOms.
Blythe introduction of i-mproVepents ,wo make
a still more perfect Piano forte, and by manufact-
uring largely, With 3 strictly cash syste m, are en-
abled to offer these instruments at a price which
will preclude al competition.
Our prices are from $500 to $500 cheaper than
any first class I iany-forte.
TERMS-NET CASH in current funds.
Descriptive Circtlar sent free.
July Ist 1855 one year RACE.
,11J ff ss& .t@4 -
@ L-gas GE
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

F,e POKE. Cutlery a. McCreery's.
Crl berries, Dried Apples, Pears, &c
A., SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
THE CELEBRATED CRAIG
HOROSCOPE


Combines instructions with amusement and lasts a
lifetime. The best, simplest, cheapest and most
powerful Microscope in the world. Gotten up on
an entirely new principle. A beautiful gift 60 old
or'goung. Magnifes nearly Tn thousand times-a
power equal toa twenty dollar complicated Mere
.ssives. The onlyinstTumeHt which requires nc f0-
cal adjustment tBsrctorecan be usedby every one
even by children. Adapted to the family circle
as we'll as scientific use. Shows the a'ulterations
in foOd animals in wafer, gIobulcs in blood, and
other fluids, 1ubnlark trUctureofa hair, claws on
a Avs foot. and in fact there is no end t. the mum
Der Of objects which can be examined init. Liber-
al discount at wholesale. agents wanted every
where. Send for Circulbrs. Price only 50, 3d.
Beautiful mounted objects One dallar. and fifty cts.
per dozen. The Pocket novelty Microscope, COM
pannion to the Craig, for examining living Insects,
seeds, cloth. wool, bank bills, flowers, leaves, &C.,
is a compact and handy instrument. Price only
So. Also. the new and beautiful folding BELLEVUE
Stereoscope, which magnifes pictures large and
Iifelike. Price So. Choice StereOscope views. SO
per dozen. Any Of the above Instruments pill be
sent prepaid on receipt of price.
Address. g. M. MEAD,
sfa ThoInpsonsvil1e, Wis
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

'rl -rn Of iiie Di,triCl
JUDICIAL Di.trIcr. will
"a Nv mbrT 18Th
ae.ot I y o F. holds
cay nrxt Tuesday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

Meeting Of schO0EExamfamerH.
Notice is hereby given that the Board Of SchoI
Examiners of Nemsha County, Nebraska, will hold
meetings for the Examination of Teachers for
said County, at the Office Of E. W. Thomas,
In BroWnvilIe, on the 1st Saturday in every month,
between the hours Of one and 8 P. n, Applicants
for certificates are required to be present at one
o'clock. precisely, or they will not be examined
No person need apply at any other time.
By order of the Board,
E. W. THOMAS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
Mason & Hamlln'S Cabinet Organs,
~ S11oto $3.50 Eeh. -
Periodical Drops,
THE GREAT FEMALE RENE
DY FOR IRREGULARITIES.

&
these Drops are a seieht3heally Compounded duid
preparation, and better than any Pills, PoWters5 or
HostIums. Being liquid, their action IL direct md
positive, rendering them a relia0les speedy ande6r-
tain specific for the cure Of all distractions aud sup
prsssions Of nature- Their popuiHrity Is tuaiczted By
the fact that over 100 100 Bottles are tannaa3S sold
and consumed By the ladies' Of the United States, eve
- one OF whom speakin the strongest terms Of pralsR
Of their great merits. They are rapidly tdkfDE ga
place Of every other FEMALE Remedy, and are e0us
cred By AL who know aught Of them, IS the surBSt,
fest. and most infalliable prepsration N the y
for the cure ofall female complaints. The remova
ali distractions ~ofnature, and the promofi0n ofho
regularity and strength. Explicit d. ections sra
when they may be used, snd explaining when ana
they should not, nor could not be used withoat pu
cling effects contrary to natures chosen laWs,eEdiF
found carefully folded around each bottle Win
written signature ofJoHE l. LSOEs without vi
Prepared By DR.. JoHNL. LION. 1856 ckspef str
New Haven, Conn, who can be eonsulted eithsr
sonally, or ~ mali, (eaelosIns stamp concernlng
private diseases and female Weaknssa-RrDG q
per bottle. tF
Sold b. Druggists everywhere ffT aa-u
G. G. CLARK AGO,
Cent agents fOr Us. and CanadE
20 LLISs BROS. st. L65is. ere WbOlesaie
LIE FINCH & FULLER, Chicago. Agente
December It'll 1860. ly.1os12 11sI2 tdsunftW
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

. Tor ans cigar. go to McCreery's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
Osborn's Java Coffee.

Is particularly recommended as a healthful bev-
erage and is most henefeially used " those, who
safer with Headache Nervousness, and other inju-
riOus effects from the use Of other Coffee.
IL is prepared with the greatest care. and con-
tains no Ingredient which 10 not more haralless and
beneficial 70 tho human organism than pure Coffee,
to which fact the most skllfull Physicians and
Chemists testify.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

OSBORW7S JAVA COFFEE.
Has been extensively used at numerous santa
~ FANS throughout the Onion, and received GER
tifcates Of the highest Recommendation.
1t has also been thoroughly tested. and received
the d plOna Ct the American ~Institu tie and other
prominent institutions. AA8 y
Put up in one pound packages bearing the fac
simile Signature # Lewis A.. OsOOrn and in boxes
Of 80 and so lbs. and Sold by Groc RS ge nerally.
Wholesale Depot, and Trade
Supplied by
THOS. REID & CO. GLOBE MILLS.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers, in Tea, Coffee,
and Spices. l
Nos. 1O3 s. IO5 warren and 269
Washington streets New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

| premium in Grccnbacks S5O,0Ol
| premium a House and Lot, situated on
hurry Hill, New York, with all the mod
ern improvements; title peri eet and guar
anteed. 1000
| premium, a Farm situated at Monsey, Rock
land Co., New YOtk, ~ hours from New
York, 10 minutes walk from the station,
containing 20 acre., 500 fruit bearing
trees, apples pears, ard cherries. 8 acres
OF large timber, balance in grnss and crops
good fences, larg springs, supplying a
magnificent fish pond and splendid trout.
ing brook, running across the whole prop
erty filled with fine trout, good dwelling
house, 10 rooms, large barn, she'd and
nay lott, l granary and carriage house.
lU"er door fitted up and occupied By farm
er. hen coop, pig pen, corn crib, farm i'm
PIGMENTS, carriage, wagons horses oxen
. cows, pigs, chickens, DC DC; title per-
feet and guaranteed. 80, 900
l premium in greenbacks, ........... 49, O 600
10 " Pianos. (Steinway's and Chickering's 5000
~ " Sewing Machines. wheeler i Viii
SON. Grover d Bakers and Singers) 2,40O
~ premiums Gold, American, Patent Lever
Hunting Case wOtches, -. .. 1900. g, 600
% Preminms, Silver Patent Lever Hunting
Case Watches, -. 500
The balance to be Of Diamond Rings al
buns, Musical instruments, Silk Dresses Of
the latest fashionable patterns, Kid Gloves,
wrlting Cases, Silver Tea Sets and other
valuable articles too numerous to mention, 9,100
One Premium to each purchaser Of Ticket
THE GRAND MATINEE.
Will take place on
Monday March 4188Z
Al the Everett Assembly Aooms.NeW YORK
At which time and place the
Ticket Holders will appoint
a Committee of GiSinteF-
eSted parties to distrib.
ute one hundred and
fifth thousand dol.
lars WOfth Oval
liable property
AS above described
No PO8tpOnement to take place on
any consideration
Each Ticket Holders name will be duly regis
tered. and should the parties not be able to attend
the distribution, they will be informed by mail Of
the gift they are entitled to
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

EM8I3733

The most delicious and helthfuI beverage
known.
II is prepared from the best JAVA COFFEE,
and WbiIc 10 has al the UavOr Of fbe Old Govern
mont Java sells for less than half the price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
RBM[NGTON' RlV0LVLlS

Parties desiring to avail themselves Of the late late
improvements in Pistols. and superior workman
shin aod form, will find all combined in the New
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
Ayers S~arsapariIla

Iag63o94 y1T9D aJ5ZA
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
0sborn's Java Coffee

Has been steadily used for years, by thousands
Of persons in all parts of the Country, and is uni
versally acknowledged to. be at Onee-nut-ious, de-
licious ,healthful and economical, The same guam
tity VIII make a richer and stronger cup Of COTE
than anv other known.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
LUTHER HOADLRY
K. ,. BARRET, BrOWnviIis
.And wiH keep It's Shape and TstaiR lie
Place than any other Skirt

Thiabeautiful stylyO Of Skirt Patented March 2
1865, was awarded by the GREAT AHSRIBAE In
sEITuTE FAIR. held in New York, OctObcL 1865 =
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
AulhHrIzed Agents for Prince GCO'

j1NylLLE. THURspAr. ocr. II 1886
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-06
EASTERN News 8.


tee on Ways and Means, after holding
daily sessions for two months, are Ia
king short rest before completing
the revision of the tariff, which they
have not as yet discussed only in o
general way. A comparison ofopin'
ions leads however to the belief that
few important changes will be made
other than those required to harmo'
nize the tax on imports with the inter
nal tax as imposed by the bill just
passed by the House. 1t is possible
that additional protection will be CIV
en- to some articles, but there is ground
to believe that the wool and iron in
terests which are clamorous for heavy
duties, will be disappointed.
Washington, May 30.-The Senate
took up the Constitutional amend
ment.
Mr.. Doolittle moved to amend the
first section by inserting tho words
"lndians not taxed" i'f9
Mr.. .Cowan thought it belonged to
the States to say who are citizens.
MIR. johnson said very serious ques.
tions had arisen, and some of them
bad given rise to much embarrassment
as TO who are citizens of the United
States, and what are the rights which
belong to them. The object of the
amendment was to settle the question.
He thought the committee to whom
the subject was referred, and by whom
the report had been made, had acted
wisely in defining what citizenship is.
He knew of no better way of accom-
plishing that than the one adopted by
the committee. Mr.. johnson then
passed to the amendment of Mr.. Dooi
little, and expressed himself in favor
of it. He (Mr. Johnson) hoped that
the. friends of the joint resolution
would adopt it.
Mr.. Howard said that the great OBJ
lection to Doolittle's amendmenG was
that it's effect would be to naturalizo
all Indians who paid taxes. Mr.. Doo'
little says the words TO his amendment
were in the Civil Rights Bill, in a pro.
vision similar to that which now was
proposed as constitutional amend
ment. The Civil Rights Bill under
took to do the same thing which is
now in progress here, declaring who
shall be citizens. This declaration of
Congress was without validity unless
q constitutional amendment should be
brought forward to enforce it. There,
fore, he professed to report this amend.
ment.
Mr.. Fessenden said such doubts were
never expressed in the committee of
Is. During all the discussion in the
committee, the subject was not men
toned.
Mr.. Grimes said that Mr.. Doolttle's
charges was not only an imputation
upon the committee, but upon every
Senator who voted for the Civil Rights
Bill. t'f
After some remarks by Mr.. Sauls-
bury, the ayes and noes were demand-
ed upon the adoption of Doolittle's
amendment to insert the words men,
toned. Disagreed to; ayes, 10; noes,
20.
The Secretary of War to-day sent
to tho House the report OF Gen. Stone-
man on the Mompbis riots Stoneman
says the investigation shows, 24'ne-
groes killed, 8 of whom were dischrged
soldiers.
Ne,D York, May 30.-Suspicious Fem
ian movements lead to the belief that
Gen. Sweeney is on the war path, and
means mischief. Bodies of armed
Fenians are reported leaving Cincin-
natl, Indianapolis, Cleveland and other
points on the Canada border.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
SKATING.

The present cold weather directs public attention to
the skating ponds Of the city and shoud tho thermometer
n1e as at present few days the skating community
on indulge in thin amusement without fears Of tcacherous Ice
M ack OF facilities for its enjoyment With the general growth
sports this country skating has become WITHIN
lew much national amusement IN thc winner
months baseball in the Autumn Formerly thefe vas u
sort Of poetry in the 10 SHOWS bringing VISIONS
of seghrdes aud dances and love making blue nOe hped
ear and frosted But that day has gone BY VEN 81 zee
creates more enthusiasm now than an INC STOW
Winter brings and unboken crest Of tins eongened crystal
creates str among Dads aud asscs that cohpe giahu
fathers TO dream OF slcighing in the tme Oh hng ago
and lament the dcgeneracy of the youth who 50
Bat sleghng expensive these latter DAYS and ~ really
complimentary youth that they prefer skating 10 INC more
exasnean amusement; which they certainly DO especially
when the ground but plenty "i zee on INC
ponds No has dreamed Of yet TINS season pu to3
The skating opens and continue FOR Weeks amer m
last dn" his been melted few days since We noticed me
ponds Central Park and other skating ponds IN The ey In
addition to these we now speak OF Major Oatmons
TfFriAvE. SKATISG RNK-On fiitynGthst az the corner
Of Sixthave II has Of O square yards ana mn
form depth inches is covered overhead and surrounded
SPECTATORS Descending from this narrow platform eAeu
sycy for the OF skaters lines the edges OF the nk III WIZ
the Headquarters Of the Skating Cuh lnd OF
music will be constantly IN attendance ana skaling matches
and cauyns will given during hc season which opens to-
day this rink in advance We believe Of all The sAa'hE Iou'
in the city.
Ou Of The city but within easy distance for the lovers Of the
sport number Of ponds Of which one Of the most locc
allie is the
JEROME POND, FORDHAM,
under the management OF Mr. Laurence jerome IL VIII be
short distance from the Foram Station very near the pt
where the trains stop the Harlem Railroad oI Jerome Park
Inces Active preparations in progress 10 maze hs
popular place and will doubtless be fitted up ~ eN
celcn style Brooklyn Wlnmsburgh jersey my tohoKrh
Newark and other places In the vicinity have cAeehet %
and the season Just opening bids a be celebrated with
much cclat by our ncighbofs ~ ouischer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLUB.

At tho meeting of the Farmers Club Yesterday the fol-
lowing preamble resolutions unanimously adopted
The Committee appointed By the Chair f. {. Tread
WELL SEN. Scion Robinson Doctor j. T. Snodgrass, Wm
:. Carpenter, :. Edward Todd-to which, ON notion
Alderman Ely, Chairman Of the Club, was added
Whereas About forty years ago the city and County OF New
York had under the protection OF law Of the state stand
ard gIale OF Suporno Flour fully equal not superior 10 he
standard OF any other State Of this Union md herds under
the faithful enforcement OF that law by John Brown The In
peco7 the reputation Of Newlork Superne Flour was from
previous depression raised above that VI most the other states
both home aud abroad and rteds under the practical
abolition and dsuse Of The inspection laws the reputation OF
York Superuc Flour has sunk 70 such depth az degrade
ton that sales market daily reported az less than
half the prcc Of good Suerno Flour from other states and
the declaration publicly made by gentlemen from other states
that IL remarkable fact that New YorA brand Of super
fine is enough 10 condemn barrel Of Flour a bad md TO the
end the Wheat of the farmers Of the STATE Of New YORK
rs well rs the Flour made from may be raised 70 ITS former
high mink and character. therefore be 10
Rcfoirei By the Farmers tub Of the American institute
that Committee five be appointed by tie Chair 10 consider
and report the Club such may DC deemed need
fu 20 restore the character % NcR York Flour 10 It's former
high standing and protect The public health from tic eva
effects OF deetcols p0s1nous food also 20 prepare me
moTin- 20 the Governor aud legislature for their
and for such action and relief in tie premises a. they may be
able la ufofd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
NEW yoAk DAILY rAlBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER H. 1866

loan 10 cover their necessary expenses yet the Com
moa Council of this city does not possess such authority
1haidea Of iccel ef government m the Wy % new foI
recently lfcd I'm quarters has nc fou IN oh
ratt history aud WITH the fundamental principles Oh
state Sovereignty al ts Association constantly o9ks 10 tal
loorale lov IN vbe tie Constitution has vested the iegis
laye power ha State for TIC enactment OF sach Avs o
Hhe go,ernen Il the City 81 New York as the interests OF he
whole state 1.-THE city inc uded shall in its Judgment require
destiny Of che great city Of the Anercnn continent Is
high and TIE interest Of whole country IN us prosperity -
parties and s,hsh and speculative arrangements OF Whrd
80 n,rn "a the Nbole State RICHARD ~ HENR3,
Secretary Honorary Council Citizens Assee!aton