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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-13
EXECUTOIsS NOTICE.

. HE undersigned having been appoint.
- cd according to law, EXECUTORS Of the last
will and testament Of S. r. Jl&E.NEY, deceased,
late Of Scott county, Iowa, nosicc is hereby Civ
en- TO those having claims against said estate to
present them 10 JOSIAH II. JENxEy for settlement,
and thoee indebted 10 come forward and dis.
charge the same. within the time limited by
law. JOSIAH H. JENNEY,
c. MUNGER,
WIN. p. HITCHCOCK,
Ereeriors NTH the wiN annrrcd.
Scott county, Iowa, July 9th, i848.-43-3w
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TO PHYSICIANS.

TO PHYSICIANS.
ReOUNTRY Physicians arc requested to
- call and examine the quality ard prices Of
medicines for sale at the New Drug Store.
Tinctures, Syrups, Ointm. nts, and every thing
usually manufactured by the practical Druggist,
made Of the very best materials and strictly &C.
cording to the T. S. Pharmacop9ia.
A. SANDERS.
Davenport, June Goth, l848.
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+ have Just received large supply
- OF i6O mere Land Warfants-which We
will sell rs low for cash rs they can be purchas-
cd in this State. We will give . written guar.
antee Of the genuncness Of all the warrants We
sell. COOK e. SARGENT.
June 18th, l348.
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FAMILIES supplied with fresh and
- pure articles Of Medicines at reasonable
rates, Al the NEW DRUG STORE.
Gazette Buildings.
Davenport, June 10th, l64S.
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TO CLAIMANTS OF ESTATES.
&C. IN EUROPE.

10 CLAIMANTS OF ESTATES.
&C. IN EUROPE.
HE undersigned has made arrange
- meuts with an American Agency estab-
lished in the city Of London, leading object oi
Il being 10 attend 20 business Of this kind,
through which he has facilities for the invcs,iga.
ton and prosecution Of claims Of American ci,i.
zens Tor residents) to Estascs, Lcgacics, &c
within the Kingdoms Of Great Britain, France,
and the Germanic States, including the free cit.
les OF Hamburg, Brennan, Frankfort and I.ubec
upon unusually advantageous terms.
lie has been induced to make such arrange.
mcnis in consequence Of numerous applications
and knowledge OF the incfIicicncy and expen
sveness Of means usually employed by claimant,
in this country.
For further information apply TO
F.. A. CHENOWETH,
Maquokcta, jackson county, Iowa.
February gath, l848. 24-tf
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ST. Louis, March 18th, ls47.
In addition TO the above, 900 packages wcro
sold by James Cross; 400 by DR. a P,ggo,s;
2OO BY Edw'd Brooks: 49, by Bacon & iIydc
200 by John Bundng: - by DR. A Willing; IS
by Dr.. Donaldson, and 800 by w e. w k,rkpa,-
rick--whlch, together with tho salts by the
wholesale AGENTS, prove that this article 10 a 60.
gether superior TO any remedy ever offered for
| Consumption.
For sale .. Davenport by tho Agent,
Mr.. CHAS. LESLIE
]. II. Barnard & Bro, No. tdU Main str. at, 1t.
Louis, Wholesale Agents, for the ives, and south.
March cath, l8l8. i3-ly
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FARM and Ferry on the road from
- Davenport TO Dnbupuc, II miles frcm DAY.
export, two hundred acres under fence. forty
acres broke, good hewed log house and frs,
rate ferry boat Enquire Of J w Kir,iey on the
premises, or All MILLER.
"arch 10TH i8l6. Land Agent.
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BR PILLS.
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.

AIDES should uso the brandre,h Pills
- frequently. They will ensure them from
severe sickness Of the stomach, and generally
speaking, entirely prevent il. The Bandrctii
Pills are harmless. They increase the rowcrs
OF life they do not depress them. Females will
find them to secnre that state of health which
every mother wishes to enjoy. In the cos,ivc-
ness 90 often prevalent nj this interesting period,
the Brandrcth Pills are sale and eiiecsual rem
cdy.
Sold At 25 cents per box at the store Of, GEO.
l. DAVENPORT, in this town, and by ono
Agent in nearly every village in the U States.
May 18th, l848. I'm
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FOR SALE
NOR SALE.

NOR SALE. An excellent
- farm adjoining tho town Of Buffalo contain.
ing 100 actes--l6 acres improved, comfortable
house and ou,-buildings--4O acres tirs, rate tim
Der. Apply to COOK & SARGENT.
March Odd, t848.
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TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.
AAn ACRES of Timber Land upon
w. Big Island, at the mouth Of Rock
River, for sale in quantities to suit purchasers.
A liberal credit will be given. Apply 10
COOK T. SARGENT.
Davenport, April 9th, i847. li-tf
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]. c. AINSWORTH, Master,


Having been purchased for the above trade, and
thoroughly repaired and reii,ed. will commence
her regular trips on Friday tho 22d inst; leaving
Montrose, every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day mornings At o'clock for Rock Island, and
the intermediate landings. Returning, the
Kentucky will arrive at Montrosc in time TO
meet the Keokuk and S, Louis packets, on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
Passengers and shippers, may rely upon her
remaining in the trade, during the entire season,
and also on the regularity Of her arrivals and de-
pGrtures; and her officers hope, By strict At
for. Of passengers, to merit share Of pubic
patronage.
Foi freight or passage apply on hoard.
MA daily line Of four horse Troy coaches,
leave Rock Island every morning ut 4 O'Clock,
for Chicago, through in thirty hours; passage
$500. June Goth, l848 42-ss
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AetD a00er staenye,ltS.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

OllE subscribers being appointed A.
- gents for the sale Of James Clnrk's celcbrn-
ted Hydraulic Cement, will furnish il to Masons
and others, at their Store in Rock Liand in guam
ties to suit purchasers.
PuRTSTON e. KING.
Davenport, July 18th. 1916. 44-,f
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49, - ASaOsASy IA fVxDs
PICKED Musicians, in Lustrous
- Uniforms, Of celebrity in both Hemis-
pheres to which no other band aspires, led by
the IMMORTAL EDWARD KENDALL, whose fame as
the .M.iGiC BUGLER, has penetrated every
circle TO which music has access, mt once gives
tone 10 the pure and admirable amnsemen,s OF
the Monster Circus, whether in leading the I'M
MkNsELl EXTENDED PROCESSION in the Gorgeous
Colossal Music Car, of awakening the echoes of
the streets while Mounted on 10 Richly Capar,-
s'"ed Sfeeds, or metamorphosing the performance
into u
SOlREE MUSICALE.
Not the least attractive feature in which will be
the never to be forgotten
SOLO UPO.VIIfS. MI GIG SIL.TER BUGLE.
50 Uidely Celebrated Lady aud Gentlemen .1r-
tistes
For the Programme of the Concert, SYNOPSIS
OF the Performances and Dramatis Persona OF
the advertisements, Ballots, Comedies. Pan,omi-
mics, &c see Pamphlets and Descriptive sheets.
Admission TO tho whole, only % Cents.
This Company will have the honor of perform
ing in Rock Island, Thursday, July 2OU, and
DarenPorf, Friday, July 2ia Doors open a, 2
and O'Clock. Performance will commence at
q and to O'Clock p. NJ
July 9th, lGl8 43-3w
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining IN the Post Office at Davenport on
the LIST day OF July 1913. which if no, taken
out before the Is. dav OF October, will be sent
to the General Post Office as dead le,tcrs.
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REGULAR
TIsI-WEEkLY PACKET.

For Nenroo, Fl Madison, Fontoosue, BURLINGTON,
Oquarka, keiH,sturgh, .Aiw Boston, Bloom.
ington, Davenport, aud Rock Island.
1TnE light draught and
fast running passenger
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Davenport, May 4,h, i848.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
WASHINGTON MALE AND
FEMALE SEMINARY,

'lNllE Trustees Of this Institution, tiic pleasure
L in Announcing 10 the public, that the ex.
erciscs Of the Malc department were commenced
on the a3i alt under the charge Of tie Rev II.
G, I'nwrrr, rs Superintendent
The course Of study has been divided In three
clnssrs, at the following prices per session Of Eve
months:
ForIbe Primary Clu.s, sig %
For The Second Class, embracing
Reading Wttiua, Gcoirlphy,
Arithmetic, History, English
Grammar, sc, 10 0U
For the Third Glass, embracing
Languages, Mathematics, &c. 20 90
aud a fee of 20 crn's from each pupil iof wood.
during Tie wialer srssIor.
One fourth Of ,hr tuition fees Of each STUDENT
will be- required in advance. und iha residue at the
rnd Of ihr session and It Is hoped that pauulr
and guardians will be- prompt In thrr payments,
~ tie success Of the institution depends much on
the observance Of Ibis rcqusition.
By order of the B0nrd
JOHN D. TRiMBLE, Treasurer
Washington, November !, 1913. l6-iw
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
ADMINIS TRAITORS NOTICE.

eouNrY oF llEaesrfAp, set
iaflCE 10 hsfehy gwen, that at The 0aiobrl
y term, A. d lis, Of the Hampstead Gnurl
Of Probate, Arkansas, the following Administra.
tors accounts current, were filed IN said Court, fol
continuation, at the neat January term thereof
va
lael W Hannah. administrator of the estate oI
d Harris
loel d, Conway, administrator Of the estate oI
lamas Alien
William II Ellet, administrator Of the estate
Of Wm, IL Bowers
Ephrtim Mirek, administrator of the estate
Of William Hickman
Nancy Stevenson, Administrative of the estate
Of Iohu Stevenson.
Joanna T. Catfinalon, ADMINISTRATORS of the
eslalr al L. Carringlon.
Therefore, all persons interested In the settle,
heul Of any VI such estates, are hereby required
10 come forward aud file exceptions 10 such ae.
counts, II any they have, on or before the second
day Of the nrI term OF the Court OF Probate for
the county OF Hampstead, to b1 holden al the
Count House, ia the county aforesaid, oil the
ssrand Monday If January, A, d, 1919. OF they
will be forever barred ffem excepting to aueh nc .
eouhls, or any tom thereof
fesir; 5. T. SANDERS, Clerk
November %, ISIS. 50-lw
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
,.---..n... n,..rnn,I. A.

sam pArcu OurpoSE.--A DigHg
" Belle.a-A funny incident happened a
few DAYS ago on the Lawrence cars,
which is thus related by the Lowell Jour.
nal
A substantial, wholesome looking Irish
lady was so intent in her gossip with u
friend in the cars, just US they were start.
ing from Lawrence, that she did not wake
up TO the reality until she was making a
course for Boston at a twenty mile speed.
The instant she perceived this she rushed
for the door. Conductor Billings, very
gallant man, aud exceedingly tender OF
woman kind, started to stop her, and ar.
rived at the platform just as the irighten.
ed woman made her leap Luckily the
cars were upon the eanal bridge and as
she shot out the speed oil the rain turned
her over in the neatesl Of all possible som.
ersets, aud then down she went straight
as a meal bag, bonnet first, into the eanal.
The dive was beautiful aud as she arose,
pulling with fright, u board was thrown
to her, aud she soon found herself, dripping
like fat naOd, upon dry land, unharmed,
but a good deal scared, as well she nlght
be. Last night she came up in the cars,
looking rs nice as u sunllower aud calm
as a summer morning.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
foR rnr rsLrunAru

lis EAcelleney, Governor Drew, proposes with.
drawing chunaefy jurisdiction from tile eurui,
1uuHs' ahd concentrating Il all ii a Court of
'hhherry to he l1eated at Liilr Rock Let the
mehlhrfs Of the Legislature Of the caunties remote
lfah llir capitol, datt vote 'or such maastlrr,
aud thth return among their constituents They
VIII ten lhth what the think Of st Of nnuy
ha'nlners that would remove remedial Justice 30
lat from Them, that few Of them could ever reach
1t and many Of them hut seldom, They would
say 10 'lnm, why did you not bring forward aud
vote Tor lhe measure of disricling the Supreme
Court ol The State that II would be possible for
Us 10 resort to this court whenever We should suf.
Ter manifest wrong. in the Inferior courts, on ae.
count oi Tue dodHiag, efingng, aud shyerng of
HYfHor Judges, such as You hrve been in the habit
Of dralig out to us in full ald fryengelul measure
Leave original jurisdiction oilhe courts where you
mud II, both thantety aud Common Law eases;
branch the suphme Court, attend to the general
fpnlnroi your business, as rapidly as Il IS pfaoti.
cable Ip yon 10 do il we'll, vote for nofand the
aeopl" ehoeti fur llied States Senator. aud
come lone, or 20 about your private business
ONe o'cLoeg At NiGnT, Nov 25, lsls.
wS delighted at the drcorous, spirited aud
manlymannrt in winch the Wings Of Washington
Oh las evening. celebrated the occasion OF the
news tr'vmg, that makrs II undoubtedly certain,
that ue venerable old Hero Of Bn,na VISTA is
eleetel President. ihs, no doubt, was iayful
news Q them, aud not nnwclcOnic 10 many oI ihrif
good, homes, Democratic irllow.eitIzens They
mahc he old eannen's mouth fuat seut up rock.
els ghlrd bonfitss; MARCHED, ia good uf,lrf, To
the uhll'nf sltalns of tine music aud exhibited
beaullul ifauspafeueies.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29

HArflNEss Is TUE MARRIAGE STATE
THIS (says Al,lou) can only be obtained
from the most complete eongcnlallty Of
disposition, and exact similarity OF habts
aud pursuits. No Two peGous eaa be
entirely OF the same mmd aud disposition,
hhaits aud pursuits, unIess after the most
intimate aud early association. 1t Is IN
youth only that the mind receives the
complexion We would give II. lis then
only that our habits are moulded or our
pursuits directed as We please. As W.
advance IN lite our hahifs aud pursuits
govern Us. Is il not therefore better 70
marry young
Trunk kni, III trunk, aud branch aud branch
enlRiurd,
Advancing ,tl. more closely they are juInet :
At I,usld, full grown, aa d Inference we see,
Hut. ssad ollwo, bahuId slH.le u,e.
Ii Is IN youth thai ~ are best hued u
ENJOY that cxquIsilive bapIlues, Which
the married state Is rapahiu 1t auosdins,
and the remembrance ioan, pleasing
LUX IN the cham Of lnHud=hIp, that bnlz
together any number q ysuf-.
fhe man whu d. uaI ipgc liIl thidy
viii never love. lleWIll b. too -clH-h =
See JastlA .li,ioi.'s iskle#s to I5isoissil
Dur
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
W A R { H O u S E
NUEEiH,.


Vie subscriber takes this method Of return
ing hs thaaksto tile eilizens this and
the adIaining eOuulies, for the liberal patronage
heretofore received, and hopes By street aud pef.
sonal attention to business, TO receive eou,inu.
anre Of the same.
From this date the business will be conducted
By the subscriber in connection with IRA NUM-.
undri The name and style Of .u-f'sda'a y l'aaH--
both u whom will d--'so ihoif personal attention
10 tins bfa,.-4. oi lhc bus'ness
rnry arc NOW having latgr additions madc 10
their Warehouses aud Cotton Sheds, and viii be
prepared TO safely store awsy any quantity Of ~.
Ffsigt and Produce, aud will hold ihemse YES rc.
sponsibIg lOf the safe delivery Of the same ,Grr
excepted
Cotton ,iorrd by them will ia 40 cases b. held
subject 10 The order Of lhc uMncf and wil l ship.
ped be srnt 10 any house they may wish. Their
charges will hr ~ low ls those OF any other regu-
larly established Nsrchousr ia the place. They
would say 10 tlvir friends, that lhr Cotton SHEDS
they are nov having erected will b. the safest de.
post for cotton Ia the plscr, they will b, IN.
hrrly disconnected with any other buildings IN
Io~n, aud consequently ncurnng less fsk from
ire
Al orders addressed 10 them. or to tue sabsrri.
Der, will receive prompt attention.
7. MeCoLLuM
Camden, September IS, lsis.
y B--Wr have made arrangements TO have all
uP.itrigl, stored with rs, Insured aeuii,i loss by
.tft' at premium Of half ct one PCT cent pet
month but no Insurance wilI be- ril,tlri. unless
specially directed. McCOLLuM Il MUM
Refer TO u. l. Biltin, A. Book 4 Sou. e. D
RoyHon E.q. llon. T. Cross, H. A Blcvius
Dc u 7 jrll, aud W u EtIcr Washington,
a tim
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29

PnLApELrnu, Nov. p. M.--P0iiti-
cai V,0icacc-Fatai COHScgacaccS.--
While the Democratic torch light pro.
ccs-ion was marching through the streets
la,tulght several persons hurrahing "kil.
ler-, killers assaulted Albert Coleman.
aged twelve years, with clubs. lie sank
under their blows aud soon died. lis
murderrrs fell back into the ranks, shout
lng the same ralIyng cry, Two other
persons, Samutl Maple aad q. ". Rob.
cris, were uI-o severely wounded hy pi-.
lol shots. The deceased was a son OF Mr..
Nahum Coleman.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29

RErLECrluNs-Ihrre are a thousand
thing, IN this world 10 idllct aud saddtn
but, oh how many lha, are brautiuI
and good. The world teen, with beau.
ty-with object, whirl gladden. the eye
aud warm tlia heart. Ne might be hap.
py II we wuuld. Thrm are ILL., that We
cannot escape, the approach OF disease
and death, ul misfortune, lhr -ml1rlng U'
earthly ties aud rankcr.volk OF gnrl, bnt
vast maJpuly OF lhc ,vil, winch bcsel
H. might be- avoided tn. curse o. 300.
temperance, lulerwOyel II Il i with all
the llgamrni Of society, It D, one which
never strike. but To destroy There Is no
ons bright phya upon the record of is
rogrcss--n1,hng to sMrll from the
hccrllcst cXecmuon- d the human race.
% II should not exist must not Do
away with all thi--lt war. come to un
end, aud let friendship, charity, love pur.
ty and kindness mari the intercourse,
between mnu aud muu. Wearc too self.
ish-as If the world was made for us
alone. How much happier should we be
were we 10 labor more earnestly to pro.
mote each others good God has blessed
as with home which is not all dark
There is su,hmc cvrryvhere-iu the sky.
upon the carlh-ihcrc would be III most
hearts, II We look aroaul MS. The storm
dies away, and bright sun shines out
Summer drops her tinted curlaln upon the
earth, which i, very beautiful even whrn
autumn breathe her changing breath up.
on it. God ralgn- in heaven. Murmur
not at being 50 bouuulul, and we can
live happier than we do
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
From The N o. Balieiia.

NHpS DAl hNtlhiNs Al DE Dpph
There's big White House. aud handsome one
In paee, way North, ealled Washington,
As ycats roll un--onoc IN four
There's one OF two Strangers knocking At the door
Oh vines dl, knocking at de dnor
Oh. who's dat knocking at de da1E'
Dat You Bhoys don't oil say AYE"
For you'll never get Ia, tho YOU all should Try.
Aud lhufes no use knuekug at the door
Aud there's no use knocking al the door
Twas the Ath Of March in the year Of 40
When the Niger Porter was dressed up 10 hne
As he pseped through the lock. uul ihcTg ho Jaw
\ little ial man, krVi king at the donf,
Oh who's dat knocking al de dsufl
Oh . Wins dat knocking at Dc door
Dat you massa ZACil No. an CkSS,
Well, YOU cant come Ia 'kase You 90, no pass
50, derr's no Use knocking at dc door,
Dcre'a au Use knocking at de daor
Then up came ano,htr--a rteai Politician,
knawn IN the crowd rs the little M4gClaH-.
With uiggrf on each arm. while a score OF more
Followed IA las wake as he khieksd at the door
Oh who's dat knocking At de door
Oh whais dat knocking al de doaTl
Dat Yum massa ZACH No. am VAN,
clear ont wid your aIggets, yuus not the man,
SO, drts's no use kuorking At de door,
SO, dsfeis 10 Us, knocking At the door.
Then another little fellow walked up bye and bye
And a tear ftfnkl,a down ltom ihe corner ot each
eye
Old Sambo though, MS he louked through and saw,
Il was The same little fellow that had hygi there
hriufe
Oh! wllo'. dat knocking al De door
Oh who's dat knocking at de ioor
Dat you Hlassa EACll W an Polk,
Well Ne',p had enuu ii 10 do wid sch s1rl Of folk,
And arfs's no knocking at de door,
Aud dereis no use knocking at dc door.
A mighty shout then rrnt the air.
For gfsal Peoples Soiu. had hundred there
A. an heii.st aid man slrpprd up 10 rep,
)rrssd ia brown coat aad N cid galcd Cup,
v Wins Dat knocking Al is door.
= wao's dat knocking at d. tiaaf.
" You massa ZACil yts. aud FILLMORE.
w ! gaess I'D 1t as well open De door,
Asl won't Keep yon knocking At de door any
nofe,
! W. keep yoa knocking ai DE- ,aof,
On aims dat knocking At de door,
"h' hos dat knocking at De dosf.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29

GENERAL BUrLEU's uvNE-.Caroll
county, in which General Butler resides,
has gwen Taylor majority OF la
WhI1 gam since lha last August election.
Cpuol'on, Gen. Buffers own town,
gave Taylor majority of A. We are
I'D that Gen, Butler was about the polls
oll day shaking hands aud doing the a.
grgablc to the dear people We are told
that the General even voted for himself,
bat this VIC can hardly believe But all
wouldn't do. Iii, own county, which has
lately gone for the Democrats, and IN Au.
gust gave a majority for Powell, the
Loco candidate for Governor, went against
hm.-LDu, C0Hfier
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
NOTICE.

DE IT KNOWN. that Letters Trslalnenrary
ID have been granted To me, on the estate ol
John Paxton, deceased, late OF The county OF
sstier, Ihe same having been granted By the
Probate Court Of said county, aud all persons
having claim against SAID estate, are required to
eshiht them to me, properly authenticated. within
one year from the date Of said Lellen. winch
haar date on the 3lst day Of October, lsls. OF
thty may be pteended from any urusiil IA the
esiltr aud II st eh claims be- not rshibllfd within
iva yea from the date Of sald letter., they shall
BE- fafryer barred aud Pteeludgd from aus benefit
Ia said estate.
JESSE NJ c PAXTON.
PARAcLiFr,, Sewer eotnly, Ark,
October 3lsl, 4. d lsis a0=6w
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29

WOODEN GUNrowDER, From audy
recent experiments, ths fact is established
that fine saw dust or Hspcd wood, stepped
in a mixture of concentrated sulphuric
aud nitric acids, aud afterwards washed
and dried, will explode similar to common
gunpowder, aud if rightly managed, with
much greater force, The greatest won.
der about it is that the fact had not been
discovered earIier.---N o Pic.