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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-03-27

Ladies in Coapenis. There are 620, 600
young ladies at this moment receiving
their education in French convents.
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Majority for the measure

MAJORITY Tor the measure ~
This is strong vote, and removes all
doubt of the passage of the mesanre thro'
the House. Great interest is felt in the
prospective action Of The Lords upon it,
The Free Traders say they will not vcn-
uire 10 throw il out, but will pass it, how.
ever Reluctantly.
From India, we have adsices Of great
Battle, or rather two day 'sstruegle be>
tween the SikLs Of the Punjoch, and the
British Aarmy, which terminated in the
defeat of the ,Sikl,s, after most tremen-
dous slaughter. The British l,ss is some
$500, the SkLs some 10000.
American Flour was qr3ted in bond 26s
27s, stirling. Indian Cora in bond 3Os
3ls.
GREAT BATTLE IN INDIA.
THREE THOUSAND THREE HUN
DRED British and Native troops killed
and ssounded, aud reported loss Of THIR-
1Y THOUSAND Sikhs, at Moodkee
and Feorozcshah.
Our advces from Bombay. since the
sailing Of the steamship Cambria, come
down to January II, and furnish accounts
of one Of the greatest battles ever fought
by tire British in our India Empire, in
which we have sustained the known loss
of 3, 300 of our brave soldiers, incluling
the gallant Sale, Sir J. NJ 'Kask i'll and Ma
jor Broadfoot. When these accounts left
the scene Of action for Bombay, for trans
mission 10 England, there were seyeral
regiments from which returns had not
been received, and that further loss
mar be calculated upon.
We take The following account of the
battle from the Official Report:
Soon after mid day, the division under
Major General Sir Henry Smith, brigade
of that under Major General Sir ]. Nc,
X askill, and another of that under Major
General Gilbert, with five troops of horse,
Artifiery, and Two light field batteries,
under Lieut.. Col. Brooks, of the horse ar.
tIllery (Brigadier 10 command of the ar>l
tillery forces,) and the cavelry division,
consisting of her Majesty's Sd Light Ora
goons, the third body guards, 4th and 9th
Light Cavalry. aud 9th Irregular Cavalry,
took up their encampmeut ground in front
of Moodkee.
The troops were in state Of great ex>
haustation, principally from want of wa.
ter, which was not procurable on the road,
when, about three p. NJ. information was
received that the Sikh army was advan-
cling; and the troops had scarcely time to
get under arms, and move to their posi-.
sitions, when the fact was ascertained.
Immediately pushed forward the horse
artillery and cavalry, directing the infan-
try, accompanied by the field batteries,
70 move forward in support. We had not
proceeded hey ond two mites when we found
the enemy 10 position. They we're said
to c,psist Of from $1,000 TO 10000 infant.
~. about the same force of cavalry, and
10 gems. They bad evidently taken npI
their position or were advancing in order
Of battle against w.
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Foreign Neaos.
From the Ohio Press, Extra.
ARRIVAL OF
THE HIBERNIA!

TWENTY-FIVE DAYS LATER FROM
. EUROPE--PEEL'S TARIFF BILL
TRIUMPHANT IN THE COMMONS
MAJORITY 81!
GREAT BATTLE IN INDIA.-BRITIsH
yICTORYi
PEEL's HEALTH-O'CONNELL DE
CLINING.
Eittle Change in Cotton, Corn ana Pro-
visions.
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The anxiety which man feels for the ant
OF funds, is called capital punishment
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-03-27

By our extraordinary Express from Hal
ifax, we have the news by the Hibernia,
which arrived al Halifax al p. NJ. Of
Tuesday. Tie news was brought thence
TO this city in less than AZ hours, arriving
in season to be despa ched Suu,hto Phila
delphia, Baltimore, Washington, &c, in
the regular Mail Line, and reach New
Orleans "a hours ahead Of the Boston ad :.
vices.
Sir Robert Pecl's Tariff bill passed its
"crisis" in the House Of Commons at 3
o'clock on the morning of the 24tllnlt. by
flfe decisive vote OF 337 TO 240. This was
on the motion to bring in a bilI-a test
question, A bill will pass the House BY
about one hundred majority.
The debate was continued through twelve
nights, and was most earnest and able
there were l03 speakers--48 in favor of
and SO against the bill. Among the spea.
kers for the bill were Peel, Rnssell Sir
JamesGrabam, Lord Morpeth, Sir George
Clarke, Hessrs. Golden, Bright, VilIiers,
Goulburn, and Sydney Herbert. The
most effective opponent of the measure
was D'lsraell, the author Of Vivian Grey,
Sc. Sir Robert Peel made
a powerful speech, giving the reasons for
lis change Of policy, which he bases in
good part on the prevailing scarcity Of
food in Great Britain.
He spoke three hours, fully explaining
his retirement from aud resumption Of Of
fee, and concluding amidst the hearty
plaudits Of majority Of the House, cons
sisting in good part Of his old opponents.
Mr.. Cobden closed in strong Free Trade
speech. After personal squabble, the
House, divided, and the tellers announced
For Sir Sobert Pee's motion 337
Against it 240
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S5,OOO,OOO

Excess Of coin over paper $4,000 900
Here we have an excess of coin, in the
two greatest commercial States Of the
Union, over their paper circulation, of
eightmiilions Of dollars. What inference
do we draw from this fac,!-Why that
even federal bankers prefer cointo their o,cn
,oorthtess paper emissions! This is the case
every where, in every State. And where
is the farmer the mechanic or laborirg
man, in the country, that does not prefer
the constitutional currency, that was ad
vocated by Washington, Jefferson, and
Jack kson, 70 the mere promises to pay,
manufactured by an irresponsible dynasty
Of aristocratic lords and gentlemen! We
arprehend they are like angels visits-few
and far between.-Stark CO, Democrat.
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Excess Of coin over paper $4,000, 900
Thus it will be perceived that there is
at this time, admitting the paper crculs>
ton TO be as great as it has been any time
since 1886, FIFTY ONE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
MORE COIN THAN PAPER IN CIRCULATION.
What then becomes of the argument
against the substitution of coin for paper,
on account ofits scarcity!
New York city banks, as per report
have specie in their vaults smoun-
ting to $4,000, 900
Same banks have paper in circula-
tlon amounting to $5,OOO,OOO
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Facts make strong Arguments.- Federal
Hum5uggfry Ouerihrown. One of the
arguments made use Of by the enemies Of
constitutional currency, is, that there
is not sufficient amount Of specie 10 The
United States, for the ordinary business
transactions between man and man. An
other is that the people prefer bank promi-
ses to pay, TO gold and silver coin; or, in
other words, that they prefer the shadow
to the substance. Let US examine this
matter.
The whole amount Of coin in the United
Statesis estimated by the best judges,
and upon the best data, at 5000, 900 600
The largest amount of bank paper
10 circulation since 1896, as
reported by the banks them
selves, in any year, $l49,0O0,00O
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Excess ofcoin overpaper cir. So ,000, 600
The New Orleans banks have coin
= in their vaults amounting to 81, 900, 900
Same banks have paper in cir. $4,000 900
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FOURTEEN
q aIud ble arttrleS.
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BRENNERs VRRMIrUeE certain cure for
worms--safe and very pleasant 10 take.
2. GiBsoN's ENrnAcrs, which remove Grease
Of all kinds, Dry Paints. Tar, Varnish and Wax,
from carpets or from clothing, without injuriny the
color or The cloth. Nash e.. -
3. LONDON Fly PAPEH-the best thing known
for killing flies and mosquitoes.
4. A certain Destroyer Of Rats, Mice Reaches
and An's.--and another Of Bed Bugs.
s. Guss's SrEcIr,c for sour stomach, Heart
Burn and Water Brash, hy one who had suffered
thirteen years, before he discovered the cure
DR. SrEvxN's GREEN OISTMENr for the Piles
II has never failed TO cure.
T. HAuRIsoN's TwrTEn Wash.
g. BaEMoND's INpELIBLE ISx,- without o
rival.
0. TnE CoMPouSp CONVICTION OF F,es-
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SO pleasant 10 take.
10. BEcK's VEeErABLE ASrInIL,ous PILLs.
IL. GuSS's EMoLLiESr WArER.rRoor PAsrx.
for Harness, Boots, &c. 1t sofens the leather, and
keeps out the water.
10. rooR Mans SrnESsTHESISa PLASTER.
13. JAcKsoN's DIARnHRA MIXTURE, which
cures the wors, DiauhGa in a few hours.
IA JacKsoN's DvskSrARr M,XruRv, q cer>
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Complaint.
The shove valuable articles are sold wholesale
| and retail, by l.. G. GUNN. No. South Fifth
street, Phihndelphia-whcre S,or,keepers end o.
theirs will be supp led with pure African Cayenne
Pepper, Arnica Flowers. Drugs, Paints, Oils Glas,
and Varnishes. q, the lowest prices. Terms only
cash. U 7 Cut out the advertisement, and bring
! IL with you.
Philadelphia. July 10Th. ls45.-Iy.
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II e r RS II o + = T.
nARRl BURG, PA.

I BEG have 10 inform the public that have left
Philadelphia. and am now located in Harris
burg, the seal Of the Executive and State Govern
ment Of Pennsylv ylvnnia, where | now occupy the
spacious Hotel, recently kept by Mr.. Matthew
Wilson.
This spacious building, having been purpose'y
planned and erected for Hotel of The first class,
is not surpassed if cquaed, hy any similar cs'al-
lshment in Pennsylvania; and having Undergone
q thorough renovation. the Parlors, rooms and
chamhcEs are now fitted up in style that com.
hines elegance with comfort and convenience.
My TABLE is pledged to re supplied with the
hes, fare the Markets can produce: the charges a,
the s,me time being moderate rs any Of the best
regulated astal lishmrp,s elsewhere. In short. no
exc,tions shall he spared my ri, or on the part
Of every member Of my household, to make il wha,
il should he, in the Capital Of one Of the most pop
ulous and interesting States Of the Union.
With these promises, accommodations and fac.
litirs, and the fact that the Hotel is most egihy
situated, ! with confidence, most respectfully soi
cit the patronage Of the Public.
DANIEL HERR,
Late Of Hers Hotel, Chesnut ST., Phiiad
Hsrri burg. Nov. 90. ls4a.
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To Purchasers OF
D r Y q OO ID S.

@s Es No0S2@s
No. lei Pearl ST., NEW YORK,
HAVING established q Branch At No. - Ches-
IL nut ST. Philadelphia, is now opening. and will
be constantly receiving from the New York Auc-
tons, an extensive assortment Of
FANCY 4 STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will he sold a, the lowest New York prices
a, wholesale and Retail. Among his stock will he
found good assortment Of the folio wirg articles:
Jaccone,s, Plaid. Hair Cord, Lace, Stripe, Book,
Swiss and Tsrla,an Muslins. Bishop and Linen
Lawns, Fancy Cap Ne,ts, Fancy and Ball dresses.
Thread I.accs, Application d.. rich Black Silk
1Hnmng lace, Irish Linens, Linen Cambrics.
Linen Csmhrc Hdkfr.. Curtain Fringes, Cashmere
dEcosse, Mouselinc de I.ane. Silk and Cotton
Warp Alpsccss,' Quoen's Cloth, Gala Plaids
French Merinos, Black Silks, Gloves, 81 Hose,
Shawls, Crava,s, Ribbons. Embsorleriss, &C., &c.
Country Merchants and others visiting Phil.del.
phia OF New York to purchase, are respectfully in
vited TO call and examine the sucks.
Nov. I, lSf5.-lv
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MEDICAL APPROPRIATION

OF the ROSE OINTMENT, for Teller.
A LTHOUGH the superiority of the preparation
l. over all others is fully established the proprit
tors take pleasure in laying before the public III
following certificate from respectable physician
a graduate Of the University of Pennsy ylvania. d,
Bsugb, having found in this remedy that relief f.
a tedious and disagreeahlc affection which the
within the range of his profession failed to atfor
has not hesated TO give j, his appreciation, al,houg
the prejudices and interests of that profession !
opposed to secret Remedies.
PHILAnELPuIA, Sept. 10, 1896.
| was recently troubled with tedious herpet.
eruption. which covered nearly one 81 le Of my fac
and extended over the ear. Mr.. Vaughan, propri
ior Of the Rose Ointment, observing my face. insi
ted on my trying his preparation, Of which he hal
ded me a jar. Although in common with the men
hers OF my profession, dscoun,enance and disa,
prove OF the numerous nosirums palmed upon u
public by ignorant preteners, feel in justice bout
to except the Rose Ointment from that class Of M
dicines. and To give it my appreciation, i, eniir
ly cured the eruption, although it had resisted Il
usual applications. DANL BAUGH, NJ. d.
0T The Rose Ointment is prepared by L.
Vaughan, South Eas, corner of Third aud Ra,
Streets, Philadelphia, and sold on agency in Su
bury, by II. u. MASSER.
May l4th, ls43. Age
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Rose Ointment, for letter.
"A PROOF OF ITS EFFICACY.
PH,LAp.LrB,A NAV 9Th. sag

PHILADELrHIA, May 9th, 1899.
THIS is to certify that was severely afflicted
with letter in the hands and feet for upwards.
Of forty years; the disease attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. applied to :,
number Of ply ysicans and used great many nppli
cations without e1ecing a cure. About yea
since, applied the Rose Ointment, which entrel.
stopped the itching, and few applications immedi
ately cured the disease. which there has been NJ
return OF, although had never been rid of il
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAGE
Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
q The Rose Ointment is prepared by e. b
Vaughan. South Enst corner of Third aud Rae,
Streets, rhiajelphia. and sold on agency in Sunbu
ry.hy H. Is. MASSER,
May l4,h, lS43. Agest
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-19

Dow JUNIOR ON THE MORNING OF LIFE -
There lay sermonising Dow Junior, describing
life at twenty, in the following unique manner:
My friends-at twenty we are wild, wild as
partriges. There is no such thing as tanning
US; We ride that fierce, fiery. and headstrong
animal, Passion, over fences bitches, hedges.
aud on to the devil-leap the five. barred gate Of
reason. without touching the curb of discretion.
or pulling harder than tit.mouse upon the
strong rein Of judgment. O, at twenty you are
perfect locomotives. going il at the rate of sixty
miles an hour: your heart is the boiler-love is
the steam, which you sometimes blow off in
sighs-and hope. fear. anxiety. and jealousy. o re
the train that you drag. At this season Of life,
you are filled with the exherating gas Of 70.
nance: everything to you looks romantic, by
spels-even a jscksss philosophizing over Q
barrel Of vinegar. You (both girls and boys,)
now read novels till your gizzards have soften.
ed n:o a sentimental jelly, and settled into the
PIT of your stomach. o, know how you feel
You feel as though you like to soar from s,ss
to star! kick little planets aside-take crazy
comets by their blazing hair, and pull them into
their right courses-sit upon the highest peak
of thunder.cloud and dangle the red lightning
between your thumb and fingers, as a watch.
chain-lhen dive into the golden sunset sea, and
sport with celestial syrens-speed on, pull the
nose of the blackguard in the moon-ransack
all creation-knock few psnes out Of the win
dows Of heaven-and then fiutter down az gent
yas breeze, and find the darling object o
your love mending stockings by moonlight
That's how you teel"
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n osE o1N rMENr
FOR TETTER.
rrMpLEs ON THE FACE, AND Or

RINowoRMs, prMPLEs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER
CuTANEous ERuPTroNs.
or The Joiio,cing certi ifca'e describes one offAs
most extraordinary cures erer effected by any
application.
PHrLAnELpHrA. February 10. 1898.
E'OR twenty years severely afflicted with
TETTER on the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when I seventeen years old, end
continued until the Fall Of 1896, varying in vio-
lence, hut without ever disappearing. During most
OF the time, great part Of my face was covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent itch.
ing; my head sweed a, times until 1t felt as If il
would burrt--ihe swelling was so grent that could
scarcely get my hat on. During the long period
that was afflicted with the disease, / used great
many Al plica,icns, (among then, several celebrated
prepaIations) ss WILL taking inward remedies.
including number ofhot,ies Of S,oaina's Ponacea.
Extract Of Sdrsoparilta, &c, In fact, il would be
Impossible 10 enumerate all the medicines used.
was also under the care Of two Of the most dis.
tingui.hed physicians If this city, but without re-
ce,v'ng much benefit, and despaired Of ever beinr
cured. In the fall Of 1885, the disease at the tins
being very violent, commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (prePsred by Vaughan L. Davis.) In
few applications the violent itching ceased. tho
swelling aha'cd, the eruption began to disappear,
and before had used jar the disease was entirely
cured. II has now been nearly q year and half
since, and there is not vestige Of the disease re-
msininR, except the scars from the deep pits formed
ny the disease. II is impossible for me to descrihe
in certificate the severity Of he disease and my
suffering. bui will Re pleased to give a fuller ac-
connt to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me. At the time commenced
using the Rose Ointment would have given hun.
J'eds Of dollars to be rid Of the disease. Since u.
sing it, have recommended it to several persons,
| (among them my mother, who had the disease bad
! ly on her nrw,) who were all cured bv it.
JAMES DURNELI., No. 1856, Race st.
~ The Rose Ointment is prepared by e. d.
Vaughan, South East corner Of Third and Race
streets, Philadelphia, and sold agency in Sunbu-
ry.by H. b. MASSER,
May l4,h, ls43. Agent.
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ELIEN AND LIV + Il.
r H O NJ s O MS
Compound Syrup Of Tar l. Wood
Naplla.

VIlHE unprecedented success Of this medicine. in
Il the restoration of health. those who, in des.
pair, had given up all hopes. has given il an exa.
ted reputation Above all other remedies, furnishing
evidence Of its intrinsic va'ue and power. the
iy sgent which ran I've relied up n for the cure Of
Pulmonary Consumption. Bronchitis, As'hms,
Pain in the side end Breast, Splitting Of Blood,
Whooping Cough, Group. &c.
Attention is requested to the following ASTON.
iSHING CURE, bv Thomsor's Compound Syrup
Of Tar and Wood Nnp,ha!
PHILADELPHIA, May Sd, 1914.
MR.. THOMSON-Drar sir-Whh grateful
feelings inform you Of the astonishing effects Of
your medicine, which has literally rsis'd me from
a death.bed! NV disease. Pulmonary Consump-
ton. had reduced me so low that my physician pro.
nolnced my case hopeless A, this junction he.
gan to use your medicine, and miraculous as il may
seem, il has completely restored me to health, after
everything else had failed. Respectfully yours,
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, above George street.
The undersigned, being personally scquainied
with Washington Mack aud his suilerings. hear
witness TO the astonishing effects Of Thomson' 3
Compound Syrup Of Tar, and the truth Of the o.
bove statement.
JOS. WINNER. 3is North Tiird street,
DAVID VICKERS, 42 Almond street.
HUGH M'GiNLEY, s. e. corner Tamany
and Fourth sirre,s.
Prepared only by >. p. Thomson. N. E. corner
# 5,h and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
AGen,s.-H. d. Masser, Sunbury; d. Gross,
and d., Macpherson, Harrisburg Jn". G. Brown,
Pv,,sviiIe Geo. Earl, Reading Houston & Ma.
on, Towanda. Bradford county, Pa. Price SO cents
par bottle, or S5 pr dozen.
| U' Be,pare of oil limitations.
lar
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George j. Weaver,
ROPE MAKER q SHIP CHANDLE

No. is Norfh Water Street, Philadelphia.
ment Of Cordsge, Seine Twines, &C., !,
Tsrd Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Ma
IL Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Ais,
complete assortment Of Seine Twines, &c. such
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Best Patent I
Net 1'wine, Cotton Shad and Herring Twine, 81
Threads, &c. &c. Also. Bed Cords, Plough Lir
Haiiers. Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chs
&C, all Of which he will dispose Of on reason,
terms.
Philadelphia, November Is, Is42.-ly.
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Removal.
DR., D. r. TRITES,

h RESPECTFUII.Y informs the c-
NJ tzcns Of Sunhury and vicinity. that he
H8a has removed his residrncr Ia the Brick
House in Market street. one door We
Of the Red Lion Hotel. where. thankful for past "a
vors he hopes to receive a continuation Of the liher
al patronage which has heretofore heen extended to
him. Feb %, lS46.-6m
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COunterfeiters'
D e a + n q LO w.

The public will please observe that no Brands
i Pills are genuine, unless The box has three
bels upon il. Uhe top, the side and the bo,toI
each continuing a fac. simls signature Of my hai
writing, thus-B. BRASpnErH, NJ. D.-These /
bcl- ATE engraved on steel, beautifully designs
and done at expense of over 81, ,000.-TherefV
il will be that the only thing necessary to p
cure the medicine in its purity, is to observe III,
lahels.
Remember the top, the side, and the bo,to
The following respective persons are duly auth,
zed, and holl
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY
For the sale of Brdndreih's Vegetable Uniper,
Pills.
Northumberland county: Milion-Mackey ]
Chsmbe'lin. Sunbury-H. b. Masser. M'Ewe.
ville--Irelsnd Il MeixclI. Norhumhe land---W
Forsyth. Georeetown-J. Il J. Walls.
Union County: New Berhn-BogaI & WI
ter. Selinssrove-George Gundrum. Midq'
hure-lsasc Smith. Beaveriown-Dsvid Hub
Adamsburg-Wm.J J. May. MiffiinsboIg-M Mems
Il Ray. Hartle,on--Daniei Long. Freeburt
q. * +. e. Meyer. Lewishurg-Walls & Gre
Columbia county: Danville--E. b. Reyno
Il Go. Berwick-Shumsn & Ritienhouse. e.
iawissa-C. G. Brobts. Bloomsburg-John
Meyer jersey Town-I.evi BiseI. Washing
Robt. McCsy. I.imestone--Ballis. Z McNinc
Observe that each Agent has an Engraved L
si6cate Of Agency, containing q representation
Dr BRANDRETH'S Manufsciory At Sing Si
and upon which will also be seen eIact copies
the neW labels aoV used upon the Brandrefh I
Boxes.
Philsdelphis. Office No. g. North s,h street.
u. BRANDRETH. M. u
June Gath isla.