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@ Come to the Rescue!
AND MATCHMAKING

BLACkSAlTHlNG AND MATCHMAKING.
TINE undersigned respectfully begs leave to in.
form the citizens OF Charlestown aud the sur
rounding country that he is fully prepared to make
ROWS, WHEELBARR0wS, &C, in the be,,
style and most durable manner; also strict atten
tIon paid to the repairing Of
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
and branches, from the making of riyet up 10 a
plosphshare. Particular care is taken in the shoe
ing Of horses. Ny shop Is almost opposite the Saw
Min of Mcknight Bro.
Come one, come ALL and give me a call.
For my terms are such as win suit you all
GEO. W. SPOTS.
Charlestown, March %, ls70-3m.
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MILL FOR RENT.

NvHE pndersigned viii Rent the Dover Flour Al
0rist NIL and twenfy-one acres Of productive
land attached, for one or three years. Itis
6tons Nil, AZ miles from Charestown, and in
complete running order. A comfortable Miller.
house will b fentfd with the MIL
Possession will be given on the 1,t day Of Jul,
WA. HOPPER.
February Is, ls7oslGt.
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Public Sale
OF
Valuable Jefferson County Farm

THE undersigned, in accordance with tho
Il provisions of the last will and testameBt
Of the late Thomas Briscoe, deceased, will offer
for sale at Public Auction, TO the highest bid
der. on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-04-04

,iai 4. Il. Turner OF wsrFsp county. Va, Was
TIcslay elected 'gig' 80 - '"in~t's''''
p +..a' Fir~1if
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CORN WANTED.

TINE subscriber viii pay the highest market
rates for CORN, delivered at the Charlestown
Depot. D. ID. AlSQClTH.
March %, ls7o-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-04-04

HEALTH FOR THE MlLLlON.-Dr wistar's
III Old Cabinet Bitters will cure Dyspepsia In
digestion, Acidity Of the Stomach, HesJ tburn and
the various diseases that tend 70 the of
the system. For persons Of Sedentsry habiu-it
has no equal. For sale by the single bottle, or
case, by c. E. BELLER.
ZONES Horse Powders are pronounced By those
- who have tried them as being the very best
Horse and Cattle Powder in use. For sale By
VIYIsHART's Pine Tree Cordial. This Cor
w dial will cure Consumption, Inflammation
Of the Lungs, Coughs, Sore 1hrost Bropssiti',
Hsrper's Ferry, FEB. !, 1870.
THE largest and best selected stock of Patent
i Medicines in the yaIley-embrscing all the
new preparations OF the day, constantly receiving
and to be had at c. z. BELLER'S.
Harpers Ferry, Feb. IL.
T,REYCH Copying Ink. Writing executed with
il this ink will yield copy as distinct ss the 0.
riginal.- sale BY %. z. BELLER.
February IA, 1870.
CHRINER'S Bslssmic Cough Syrup-a remedy
- unsurpassed for the cure Of Coughs, Cold.
Group, Hoarseness, DC, for sale. @. 2. BELLER.
DUIST'S Garden and Flower Seeds.-Havipo
ID sold these seed last season ] can confidently
recommend them az being the most relisble have
ever handled. have also received large vsrie.
ty Of Peas, Beans, Onion Setu and the celebrated
Pennsylvanis Gourd Seed Corn, Yielding on good
ground from an hundred TO N hundred and tVen
" bushels per acre. For GALE BY
Harper's Ferry, Mar. 81. c. E. BELLER.
nR. SAGE'S Catarrh Remedy for sale BY.
L. ~-,-. - c. z. BELLER.
MFRS. ALIENS Hair Restorer and ZyIobals..
wi mum, the best in use. Try il For sale BY
Hsrrets Fsfr!. r c. z. BELLER.
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sPRING GOODS:

-oWELL & BRO, have received their first
II instaIlment of Spring Goods which were
bonebt with all the advantages of the late decline
and will be sold correspondingly low for the CASH.
April 4, 1870.
GRUSHED. Granulated, Coffee and Brown Su-
I ; rars, Rio and Laguyra Cohees, Msccaroni,
0A'Sss HOWELL BRO.
NTACKERELa and Herring in Barrels y Barrels
M and Kits Soap, Starch, Spices Candles and
Tobacco, Just received for sale by
HOWELL 4 BRO.
csPRING Prints, new and beautiful patterns and
- low in price, Brown and Bleacbed Cottons
Shifting Stripes and Ginghams, for sale BY
Anil 4 $50. HOWELL 4 BRO.
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Editorial Correspondence.

From, Rdlt:sse 70 Harper's Ferry Concern
sno hin BrvlcH, irkose Scul Is Marching on
-Csarlesto,rn and Old Browns Execution
The Has&i3gton Fdusi1y.
o. TIE TRAMP, March 10, 1870.
DrNfr Arr II
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COACH MAKING.

COACH FACTORY OF MAI. HAWKS,
In Charlestown, are prepared to MAKE TO order
or REPAIR every description of
Carriages, BuggieS,
R0CKAWAYSA AND LIGHT WAGONS,
In the Best Manner, OF Superior Materials, and in
the Newest and Most Approved Styles.
We will have always on hand
HANDSOME CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, DC.
Erery Article Warranted to be as recommended.
OLD CARRIAGES taken in exchange for New
Work. Agood supply ofSEC0ND-HAND WORK
always ON hand.
We guarantee our work and expect to give sat
isfactiOn as to prices.
April4, lS7O-ly. STUMP x co.
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Notice.

Notice.
rINHE Co-partnership heretofore existing under
the firm and style of kELLISON JOHN
son was mutually dissolved on the 2lst instant.
KELLlSON e. JOHNSON.
March %, ls70-3t.
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II OSK00, the great Blood Cleanser, for sale BY
N AISQUITH WASHINGTON.
CEA Moss Farine for making Blanc Mango, Pud-
- dings, Pies, DC. Just received.
BISQUITH d WASHINGTON.
TNLAGG's Instant Relief and Hamlin's Wizard
0il-tbe great Neuralgia and Rheumatism
remedies. AISQUITH q WASHINGTON.
A COMPLETE assortment Of Soaps, Perfume
n ~, Fancy Goods, Hair, Nail and Tooth
Brushes and Dressing Combs.
March I. AISQUITH 4 WASHINGTON.
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lust RECEIVED large stock of Smoking
ears. AISQUITH & WASHINGTON.
zoo FEET Window Glass of good quality
AIS0UITH & WASHINGTON.
WANTED Apples, Peaches and Cher.
w ries, Vinegar, Potatoes, Onion Sets, Coun-
try Soap, Rags, Bees Wax, Butter and Eggs in ex-
change for merchandise at the lowest cash prices.
Mar. %, 1870. KEARSLEY d SHEERER.
NEW GoODS.-Spring Calicoes, Bleachcd and
y Brown Cotton, for sale By I.Ev 8 sr,,vprp
WINDOW sHADES.-A handsome assort-
w ment of Green, Pearl and Brown Window
Shades and all the necessary Fixtures. for sale By
March rs, 1870. KEARSLEY d SHEERER.
GUM SHOES.-we have just received every
I 4 size Ladies' Shoes and Sandals; also Mems
Shoes fresh from the Mandatory, at low prices.
CORSETS.-Eyery size, White and Colored, of
y the best quality WARRANTED wha !, just
received BY KEARSLEf SHEERER. .
Jan. II, 1870.
DLACK ALPACA great bargain in Black
Jan. 81. KEARsLEY & SHEERER's.
nRIED Peaches, Dried Apples, Dried Cherries,
IL Dried Blackberries, Peach Butter, Apple
Butter for sale BY t
Jan. II, 1870. KEARsLEY 4 SHEERER
GOD FISH, Mackerel, Herring, Shad and Scotch
I Herring, for sale BY
Mar. IA, 1870. KEARSLEY d SIIEERER.
OSTETTER'S, brakes, Morning Star Can
III mons, HoofIand's, Wakes Vinegar, Boggs'
Baltimore and numbers of other to he had at
W. S. MASoN'S.
NOMAPODASIS, for Hair Dressing, Hair Re-
y newer and Hair RestOreris WUne9ualIed; Just
received by ,.. w. s. MASON.
4 CHOICE lot of Cigars and Tobacco, just re-
"A ceivcd and for sale. IS. MASON.
DOWAN'S Cement always on hand.
IL March Z. VS.. MASON.
INLIXIR Calysia, Iron and Bismoth-warranted
IL to be the most pleasant and efficient Tonic
known to the market. gives tone TO the S.o-
mach relieves all pains in the head and e1hileraes
all portions Of the human frame. Prepared and
for sale by W. 8. MASON.
CEA Moss Farine-the cheapest and best article
= for making Blanc Manages, Puddings &c.
W. s. MASON.
WIZZARD OIL for Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
w DC. for sale by W. S. MASON.
UTANTED AT oNCE.-lOO Bushels Red or
w White Onion Sets, for which CASH will
be paid. -
GROUND Plaster for sale by
J JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
NORWAY, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward
: JAS. Law. HooFF.
Culver Skin Onion Sets for sale BY
- JAS. LAW. H00FF.
WAGON, Carriage and Riding whips for sale
w by JAS. LAW. H00FF.
March Ii, 1870.
T ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED Just received
i 4 and for sale BY JAS. LAW. H00FF.
DCMPS-new supply of Cistern Pumps for sale
by JAS. LAW. H00FF.
and Pocket Corn Shelters for
sale by JAS. LAW. H00FF.
HAY, Straw and Fodder Cutters-best in mar
III ket-for sale by JAS. LAW. H0OFF.
lust receiving fine assortment of goods in my
81 line to which invite attention.
= JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
& Champion Clothes wringer for
= sale by JAS. LAW. H00FF.
CtAH00N's Broad Cast Seed Sewer for sale BY
. $50 - - JAS. LAW. HOOP.
Chloe Findings for sale by
y JAS. LAW. HoOPF.
ARDEN Forks, Raker, Hoes and Spades for
j sale by JAS. LAW. H00FF.
March 81, 1870. flLT ~
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SCISSORS, RAzORs AND KNIVES GROUND

HAvING gone to the expense ofputtng up a
ii Grinding and Builing Lathe at my Shop:
am prepared to grind and put in perfect order
Scissors, Razors, and Knives Of all descriptions,
and at low prices. SAMUEL BROWN,
December -, 1869. Barber.
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Thanks n the Messrs Gallaher we secured here,
% forward n our Office in New York. the original
and identical deep used at the execution Of John
Brown-the last platform be ever occupied is now
in our possession During the war il was greatly
sought after, and large sums of money offered for
il by lovers Of the great msrauder The drop
which Topped ION under the great raider can in a
short time be seen at the Office Of TRE DEMocR1r,
10 New York. where those who viii bring evidence
that they are good Republicans can have the privi-
lege Of kissing the same in token of admiration Tor
their worthy chieftain, providing thew have time
ard inclination so to do after working hard all dsy
and marching on from labor 70 labor To pay the
taxes their party. OF which be was once the leader
is demanding Of them.
We called AZ me odce o. the other paper for q
momcat 60 lnd the editors aSd pToprieiers hard at
work, their Office and paper giving evidence Of en-
ia- ing gecd Tuyiuy patronage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-07-16

VICToRIA's RUMoREp MARRIAGE-THE REPoRTs IN
LONDoN.-A London correspondent says: One
cannot approach So delicate a subject without
hesitation-but the rumor lately revived in London
is supported upon such high authority that it
cannot quite be dismissed as mere idle gossip. 1t
is reported that Queen Victoria is about to bestow
her hand on a Prince of the House of S~chleswig-
Holstein. A near relative of Prince Christian is
mentioned as the favored suitor. The Queens
partially to Prince Christian is we'll known.
Indeed, it is said that it was the hapd of Her
Majesty, and not her daughter. Prince Christian
sought. and the Queen, in refusing him, babe him
transfer his affections to her favorite daughter. Be
it remembered that Prince Christians years were
far more suited to a union with the mother. AT
all events, the Queen overwhelmed the Prince with
marks of distinction. and greatly excited her
English subjects by comforting upon him the title
of Royal Highness," and further reused their
indignation by placing HMM a position Of equality
with the highest officers of the English army, where
the English think the German Prince has no ripbi
to any footing whatever. But to return to He,
Msjesty's prospective marriage. We have not vet
heard the name of the mysterious individual who
solicits, and is, they say, likely to win the soft
white hand Of Queen Victoria, but there is little
doubt that England. would rejoice over any event
which drew her from her long and persistent
seclusion.
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WEDNESDAY, July 18th.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

REPORTS OF QUANTITIES..
Mr.. Hitchcock, from the Committee on Education,
reported back to the House the bill to amend Section
20, of Chapter 10, of the Civil Code, with several
amendments, which they recommended to the con-
sideration of the House. Also, a bill to regulate the
sessions and teachers of independent schools, with
like recommendations.
Mr.. Lyons, from the Special Committee, to whom
was referred the bill to punish the crime of false
personation, reported back the same with amend
ments.
Mr.. Kahaulelio reported back the bill regulating
the water supply.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
First in order came the bill relating to coasters,
introduced by Mr.. Rice, condensed by the Judiciary
Committee, and reported back this morning re-
drafted.
On motion of Mr.. Lyons, the bill was read and
considered by sections. Section !, relating to the
inspection of coasters, was read. Mr.. Lyons moved
that it be divided into two sections.
Mr.. Rice moved that it pass to be engrossed.
Mr.. Hutchinson (Minister of the Interierl objected
to the bill in toto, and thought we were too fond of
amendments and repeats, and the most of our time
was taken up in trying to thus alter the laws which
had no doubt been passed for sufficient reasons, and
for the public good. The provision as now requiring
three inspectors Is certainly better than one, and he
would leave it to the reason of any member if it was
not q good law that required a vessel to be proven
staunch and sound before granting a license.
MIR. Bishop said that a number of petitions have
been received from those interested in the coasters
for reductions in licenses. wharfage, &C., as they
represented themselves as taxed beyond others. The
committee, in considering the subject, could not at
present warrant the reduction in these charges, but
in the inspection of vessels they thought one good
inspector was sufficient.
Motion to strike out the section was then put and
lost, and Section 1 was ordered to engrossment.
Section 2 was then read. MIR. Rice moved it pass
to be engrossed-
Mr.. Hutchinson minister of the Interior) moved it
be rejected. He said he could not see wherein the
owners of coasters had cause of complaint, as all
they have to pay is $4,000 per annum $4,000 for
a license, and $500 for inspection. The retail store,
no matter how email, or how poor the district, has
to pay $500 or 5000. As to the charges for
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FOR RENT /!

A AL COTTAGES, ANTLK
In; situated, With Pasture Grounds and Water Privileges
52T Bon HUGO s~TANGENwALD, NJ D
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Ermeriy belonging to the JOsua Kaeo Estate, Is situated IN the
11ntre OF the island, crossing the main Paiawai Valley, and d.
l~sing the Government lands Comprises about 1000 Acres.
~ contains a good mountain spring, has some choice groves OF
fsnber, and has n good schooner landing. Both lands are wen
xnpplfed with water for stock on the beach
fhere are about 500 Acres in kaa, and 500 Acres in Ne
aiin. OF rich. level mellow soil, equal to the best In this King
f6n Cor the growth q sugar Cane. and upon which superior
- has grown. which would afford a fine Opportunity to a
EMpitaaist to establish an extensive AMI productive Sugar Plan
al on II Tile. Fee Simple.
WALTER ". GIBSON,
Or WALKER & ALLEN,
49, u Honolulu.
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The Ahupuaa of Kaa,

FORMERLY TO THE
80 Princess Kan maIu's Estate, within co miles OF Homo
lulu. constituting the northeast ed Of the Island CON-
-. about 10000 Acres OF superior Grass
T-.d- having nov about $500 sheep running upon IL, and
.--obIe az fseiing az least 10000 head, even in the present
~ drouth. The land Is well wooded, with large groves OF
lrran timber. There are cgo small bays, Awaluz and Honnpu,
ssafion % 4. with two cottages, and two pens for sheep
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SALT FOR SALE.

TIME AGENTS OF THE PUULOA SALT
II WORKS offer for sale by the Bag, Barrel or Cargo, either
Table, Dairy OF Coarse Salt. The Salt from these Works is OF
superior qualify, and can be had at reasonable rates on appli-
cation to c. L. RICHARD & CO.,
go 3m Agents.
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bill was conflicting and contrary to Section n OF the
Constitution.
Mr.. Judd moved it be indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Kaiue spoke in favor of his bill, as 1t had been
drawn up at the request of his constituents that he
opposed the introduction of any Chinese and South
Sea laborers. Motion to indefinitely postpone car
ried-ayes, 16 nays, Is. The House then on mo-
ton adjourned. -
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C-O-PartnershIp Notice.
International Hotel.

- THIS AND
49, known Hotel is now open for the travelling public. E$fE
- II Is located in the most central and beautiful part -
Of the city, convenient to the business and shipping.
No pains will be spared to render this the most popular and
best regulated public house in Honolulu. And its patrons may
rest assured Of havin; every want supplied.
The table will be furnished with the choicest delicacies of the
Islands, Gas 6m) G. HARRISON & co.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial ASbertistr,
SATURDAY. JULY 16.
LEGISLATIVE AS SEMBLY.
SESSION OF 1870.
MONDAY, July 18th.
MONDAY, July 18th.

PETITIONS.
From Kohala, asking for legislation to put q stop
to contracts between women and men for unlawful
purposes.
From Waimea, Kauai, that the postmaster of that
place be removed ; also, that the judge at Niihau be
removed +; that the laws in regard to cemeteries be
amended that the scow at Waimea be free to all.
From Kohala, that Sections 1415 to 1926 of the
Civil Code be repealed on motion, tabled. Also,
that o road be made around the pals, from Kohala
to Hamakua.
From Waimea, praying that all aliens be taxed
$500 additional that the property tax be one per
cent. that the school superintendent at Waimes be
removed that the road tax be paid into the Govern
ment Treasury, instead of the Road Supervisors.
From Koloa, Kauai, praying that the foreign
ministers be removed, and Hawaiians fill their places.
From Koolaupoko, that masters shall not use pro-
fame language to servants, as it provokes to anger /;
that a days work be six hours that pasturage of
horses on konOhikis lands be 121 cents that law
yers do not take their fees till cases are decided !;
that no school teacher be employed who is a drunkard
or sleepy the last petition was tabled, all the others
were referred to their proper committees.
Mr.. Dominis, from the Enrolment Committee, re-
ported back to the House the following bills:
An Act to declare the Penal Code, as compiled, the
law of the land.
An Act to enlarge the jurisdiction of the Police
Courts.
An Act to secure the payment of ~workmen, in
cases of bankruptcy.
An Act relating to liens ON domestic ships and
vessels.
An Act to amend Chapters 16 and II of the Penal
Code.
An Act to repeal an Act entitled an Act to permit
divorced persons to marry again, approved May
Oath, 1866, and to re-enact Section 1884 of the Civil
Code with amendments.
An Act relating to the expense of Custom House
guards.
An Act to amend Sections 8 and 7, and repeal
Section 5, of Chapter So of the Penal Code.
An Act to indemnify the Minister of Finance.
An Act to provide for the assessment of O part of
the expenses of constructing roads upon estates
benefited thereby.
An Act to amend the law relative to gaming.
An Act relating to the abatement of nuisanees.
An Act to enlarge the jurisdiction of the Police
Courts in certain cases of aggravated assault. All
of which have been signed by His Majesty.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The Appropriation Bill was the first in order as
unfinished business, amounting in total to 81, lO9,-
966. 25, as reported by the Clerk to the House.
Mr.. Kalama asked the Minister of Finance if the
receipts for the next two years would be equal to
this.
DIR. Smith (Minister of Finance) said the estimated
receipts for the next two years were about $4,000,
if he remembered Alright.
Mr.. Kalama then said we ought to go over the
Appropriation Bill again, and reject all unnecessary
appropriations.
Amendments were moved as follows
The Placer herald., 1870-03-05
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

..eI TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
TOWNSHIP No. l.
Justices w. A. Thomas /; J. d. Nash.
COnstables-R. J. Fletcher f; l.. l.. Crocker.
Road Commissioner-As Croxford.
TOWNSHIP No. 2.
Justices-James Moore; Joseph Myres.
Constables james Baron; q. W. Hurst.
Road COmmissioner--C. G. Saunders.
rN "a N TOWNSHIP No. 8.
Justices-R, @. Poland Matthew Campbell.
Constables-Wm. M. Crutcher; Sam. Cogswsll.
Road Commissioner--OwenK King. -rr~
TOWNSHIP No. 4.
Justices-W. S. Munson N. R. D. Traphagen.
Constables-Asa Plank; w. S. Cook.
Road Commissioner-T. z. Atwell.
TOWNSHIP No. s.
Justices-W. McClanahan Thomas Dodds.
Consta ables--J. II. wilkins; R. Williams.
Road Comm issioner I. Donclin.
TOWNSHIP No. 6.
Justices--Jos. Taylor; Henry Long.
Constables-Joseph Blackburn; J. Bleaks.
Road Commissioner Thompson.
TOWNSHIP No. Z.
Justices-P. Stone; G. W. Snyder.
Constables-J. B. Carder; H. h. Crocker.
Road Commissioner W. P. Lipp.
TOWNSHIP No. 8.
Jusices-J. M. Bardwell; J. J. Hyland.
Constables-Seth Labree; R. Kinkaid.
Road Commissloncr Shered.
TOWNSHIP No. 9.
Justices Jobn Clydesdale; G. G. Lewis.
Constables Harris D. N. Walker. Era.
Road Commissoner-D. Hogin.
TOWNSHIP No. 10. rt
Justices-H. W. Starr; David Long.
Consta ables-G. Gray; G. L. Hotchkiss
Road Commissioner-A.G G. Boyden.
TOWNSHIP No. IL.
Justices Geo. Hagar; H. d. Underwood.
Coustables-L. P. Morehousc; J. Parks.
Road Commissiopcr-J. F. Moody,
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectnal
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color
~ith the gloss and
feshn ess Of youth.
Tb,n Lo:,. % tb;oL