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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19
Window sash.

5000 l%HS dow ia.S shsSp by 5S y and Goy p porE T"
Lancaster, May 4, l849. b" t'.3 25
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IrOm, Iron, Iton! Rron!

VNHE Undersigned has just received, on CON
/ sgnmeni, % Tons Of Iron, of superior
quality; which will be warranted good, and will
be sold at reduced prices, sohOiesaie and retail
Lancaster, August 10, l849 X l,t IA
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FIaX-Secd.

WNHE HIGHEST PRICE in CASH will be
II given for FLAX-SEED by
fa = .ra GEORGE KAUFMAN.
Lancaster, August 10, l849. ,eri. IA
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WOOLLEN GOODS.

AM now opening complete Stock Of Cloths
Cassimeres, Sattinets, Pilot, Beaver aud Mack
iuaw Over Coatihgs Tweeds. Elannels, Kersey,
Jeans, Full'd Cloths, Sleeps Grey Cassineis, Lin
seys &c &c ..sss W It. WISE
Lancaster November l6. .1849 $40, F5 90
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(.REsIENBEIs(s { ONIPsNV

b, d. E@ERG Cox ~ NHE paSI season of
~ ann. WSN q epidemical disease
ny = eN7NzNAXzN ishs BEEN one thar hastri.
~. N.ASNHDA A ,lReiconsilution OF al
Nj VA &%MMI "a I '''l even individual in
/ sns aief or !essdegIee.-
l | NHN7NnS l i Any who were afflicted
N\ NW4E k@/ ! ~ the prevailing com
\TS ~ AIht now fni. theif,eeh
N MvtN LII ial health deranred and
st VEm-0NT ~ 7heir systems in many re-
u speCls deuililaied I,
therefor, ut' essaiy 10 sefk the best means
oitrno'apug AMI resIong tiie lost enpigies Of the
body, ihal Il may be DeUer able to endure the chill
ling damps and lrosls ofthr approaching winter -
Tosio this efectually,lh palien must call TO his
aid none b,u The pn'es, salesl aud most healing of
natures agents namely. Vcget bic Remedies, and
hrs aud foem0sli this class If remedies stand the
GREFEN BERG YEGErAB BILE PILLS.
| They al once comnlne Inc power Of cleansing, pnrf
Tying aud strengthening the stomach. fairly roofing
DOT disease and rtdiug ihr body Gifts bad hunols
[ and lurking maadies. In chronic diseases ihev
achieve their highest trinmph-they defy all comne
ulon Phey are failhful at their work, enlefiuS in
10 he hddenIeresses Of The system. quietly purify.
ling the blond aut giving health and viRo, 10 tho
body. Tbe patient who once gives the GIeiepbero
! Vegetable P,ls lra n!neveT again resort TO the
depicting and drenching medicines now before The
IpnnliC 'e'tft9H rai 40 .F@ Euu' EfT
'riIE GRH,FENBERG HEALTH BITTERs.
taken IN conjunction with the Pills prove most
Invaluable tonic; they give new life 10 the patient.
by imparllrg healthy tone TO the stomach. crea
tng appeu'e' ana dIspeling thar languOr so often
! felt by those who are IL any waS debllated
'rHE GREFENBERG SARSAPARIILA
has bccomr one Of the nosi popular remedies of The
day, bn unlike o;heranICles Of the kind iii Duthn
IN more concentrated form. made of the pures,
materials imported expressly by this establishment.
and Sananle'f TO keep m any climate. Alp3who
use the Gr9lenbrrg Sarsaparilla acknowledge lis
superiority, and speak in the highest terms OF ITS
saluary Effects upon the system I.c 5ae
THE DYSENTERY SYRUP.
a never falling femtdy for dysenlely, dianhpa.
cholera morbS. cliulera, &c.
He GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT
This has no equa in the following diseases, viz;
ague ih'ihe face, rngworm, scald head, burns bmi.
ses aud all kinas Of swellings.
CHlLDREN'S PANACEA,
remedy for most Of ihr diseases TO which children
are subject. No family should be without n;
FHE GRKFENBERG EYE LOTION,
infal'ahle for diseases ofihe eve e"
GREFENBERG FEVER & AGuE PILLS,
speedy and positive cure for this distressing COM
plant .l..-.ra .H Ht prsHl r~s 80
MARsllALfS UTERINE CATHOLICON.
| The importance oi this remedy cannot be over.
rated. ltis, beyond question, the greatest boon
10 the female sex ever discovered. p -..t
LlBBY'S PILE OINTMENT,
warranIed TO ctre jnIhe most extreme cases, even
where a surgical operation has been pronounced the
only hope.
opefsob need fearth ml,takes will ever occur
! IN uSin tha f.r,a f. r.
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Pittsburgh GLASS.

A LARGE STOCK ofALL SIZES, from b.
IN lOto2l by 25, for sale by .l..-.. .,,.s
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August II 1913 ID
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

~We are sorry thut"A Subscriber"
did not send us his name. In such a
case especially should the rule be OBJ
served.
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On Draft By The Gallon or Barrel
n Barrels LINSEED OIL. 3 do Sp Turpentint
| U with supply of Winter Sperm, Meats, Foo
and Lard Oil, for sale by r.aa4 t5a. aa
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10, l849 ii
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YIt is said thatth-re are now more
than 10000 miles os telegraph wire up
on this continent, daily sending news n'
quick as thought between the different
nf thn rnnnirv -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

CLEVELAND HERALD j. A Harris
who for many years has conducted this
paper with marked energy aud ability
has associated wirh him in business A
w. Fairbanks, formerly of the Toledo
Blade. Success To the frm. The Her
aid is one Of the best papers in Ohio.
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Stoves! NIOYrS!! NIOVcN!N

In all its various branches, in the best manner an
upon the most reasonable terms. .tif1
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LIsrIhr I f.srr.TIsE,Rs

Remaining IN the Pust ofFicest Lancaster,
OHIO, On the lstof April 1850, which Il not call.
ed Tor before the let Of July wilIbe seat To the
Gsnerai Post Office as dead Letters
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''' 'IMPURiTY I OF THE BLOOD.

II pnssesses marvellous efficacy in all complaints All
sing from Indigestion, from Acidty Of The Stomach from
unequal circulation, determination Of blood To the head,
puIpasn of the heart cold feet and hands cold chllls and
hot flashes The body IL has not It's equal in Colds and
Coughs and promotes easy exnecoralon and gentle per-
@praon relaxing structures Of The lungs throat and every
n.her part
But IN nothing Is It's excellence manifesty and
acknowledged Than in all kinds aud stages Of
EEMAIE COMpT ANTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-06

CIscissArI, August 8. 1850
The Board Of Health report for the forty eight hours
ending yesterday evening sixty intermsns, Of which
only ten were cholera thirty enc children
under i've years Of age.
News from the interior states that the cholera u on
The incrsase there. 10 rapidly sbatns In this city
PrrssvsaH, August 6. 1850
Tho prevalence OF cholera In this city IL beg ns
to create much alarm. Prom some unexplained cause,
We have sanitary committee to report list
of deaths though the cholera s evidently Increasing
An unde~tshcr told me that there we're % many -
thirty interments yesterday this b perhaps slight
exseseratisn. The fatality appears to be condoed
principally amongst the Germans and poorer classes
The Incorporate Of vegetables IL the principal
-oausH
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Court OF General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldsrm.n lila and Ball
Auousr The August term Of the 9-asrsl Sessions
commenced this morning with the foliosing -
Calendar Of Cases.-Arson, l; mayhem L. murder, 2;
accessory to murder rape and incest, ROBBERY, Il
burglary %; grand larceny % carrying siung shot
Nil 3, bigauy p soliciting sms rant pas.s ngers With
out license. L. false pretenees, embsxslenivut. l.
making 81. Besides these there already in.
dicted, Is; bastardy, 2; abandonment 3 confined ss
witnesses 2-rotal number OF Old and new eases 90
Thin h. an unusually large calendar
7A Grand jury The following named geptlemsn
eonstitut~ the Grand Inquest for the August term
Philetus II. Hclt Foreman; Willis Blackstone. wst-r
Hsyuand Edward Ellsworth, stephen W Jones, H-n-
jamin d. Brush Harmau Bl .nbst, David coro-ll jr,
John Congsr Edward Green. stsph-n Han Garrit Hop.
per, Edward Hobby Ira Hutchinson, john W. lat
son, John Martin. joseph Murphy John Mclean go.
d. Over John Rrand-23 In number.
Psfn Jpv.-The names Of persons summoued To
serve % petit jurors called aud twenty u ne
Jurors appeared aud answered IN their names
7bcf C Wafeh and MONEY ~ F@ce-A man named
Jeremiah Sullivan, was tried charge OF being en-
worth 800 and sg3 In money from . nan named nd
ward a. swan on the 18th OF May last. II appeared
nom the evidence that Mr. s~au vent into sro..rv
store. the Of Morris aud <ton str..ts
to subpoena witness, and wh. there pulled cut mis-
pocket book. which was i'm stately seized BY IN.
prisoners MT svsn appealed to the keeper OF the
grocery. and attempted to folo~ Sullivan when Bird
stopped him In the scufi- his gold watch vas
matched nom hts pocket. The prisoner add BIRD
nut as " did not appear that any vols nee vas used
towards Mr.. swan, tn. defendant vas convicted OF
grand larceny only, lilo vas sentenced TO the STATE
prison Tor Ave years.
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TWO CENTS.
Theatrical aud M rsieai.

ITALIAN OPEKA AT CASTLE Ga DES.-Donizettrs
fore audience Of than three susand persons,
whose delight was raised to the highest Ptch OF en-
thusiasm Indeed we have never heard l'ucn mar
NOUS music so well sung, on this ION savi,
In the part of Gberto from beginning oend was
himself that Is to say ofthe best singers mo ever
appeared on the stage His in the Nrst ac
and bis duo in the last sublimely rendsre, anu
bis effort were rewarded by peals of applause fhun
hats AS to Signora Tedesco she sustained her par,
with the greatest energy Her acting was pathcc nd
her vocal powers accomplished wonders; she was "
emily The fAvoRIrA of the piece she also that
the public Badali and Marni sang also, with much
energy and effect AS whole, this work went OF to
e oeght and Satisfaction OF the eutire aEiienoei
AZ me end Of it, called twice before the c.Irtsn,
sas, ana redesco to receive the bou>i uets
anu 'he tnthasiastie plaudits merted Ly their lent
Psr,ormea with most attractive cast Stefsnoni
WIN take the part of Norma Lorini will suop the Ola CO
OF tet In Pollione Marn will re sh,
racter OF Oroveso This opera which is favorte onA
cannot fail TO attract numerous audience anS 49,
who have As yet not the Havana Opera Comn.,y
must not neglect row favorable occ aston to he
them as they have only two weeks to remain IN our
/ city.
BowrRv THEATRE The beautiful and imprrss,x,v
drama OF the DruDkard," will commence the enter
grand patriotic drama Of the Siege OF Monterrey
which Is received night With the most h,.
s'assc cheers When It remem bored that the par
formances are for the benefit OF Mr.. 1 p waldron
who has been treasurer to this theatre for a great
many years. and whose kindness and aGability OF
manners have gair4d for him circle OF friends
IL Is In our mind, needless to say, the house win be-
crammea
NInLo's GARpESA very attractive bill is presented
sureoly fill the house Broughsm's excelle mt comedy
Of Romanss and Reality" will commence the enter.
tainment alter which, the " Promenade Musics aleu-
will succeed. and the smusemeuts will close with A.
Brilliant advertisement entitled Fleurs Animees in
a variety of dances They are greatly sopiauded eysrx
night and are drawing gooa houses
NArIosAL THEATRE The entertainments will COM.
meuse with the aroe OF the " Wolf and the Lamb
uts n .. Pa 40 ".
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Additional Account Of the Terrible HURT.
cane mt the West Indies.

BosroS, August D. 1850.
The hurricane which occurred at the wind~ard
islands early in July and reported In brief by Capt
Bryson ofthe brig David your por, the LIST inst
was very severe The folio wing additional particulars
have just been received at this port
We learn fron Capt Loring of the bark j. W. Bloa-
sett from st. Martins, July 18TH that hurricane
burst upon them there, and the adjoining islands
on the lIth and l2th of July.
1t commenced at o'clock P. M, on the llth blow
ing with great fury the north causing the inha
bitsns TO fly for refuge to st. Martins that place pro.
mixing che gr,atest security from the elements.
itraged until midnight when it ssed for hour,
and all nature seemed profoundly SILENT 1t then
commenced from southwest, and continued until i've
O'Clock the next morning when the ruins of . mum.
Der Of bulldogs found strewn in every direction.
All the shipping in the harbor suffered severely.
The new ship Andover, Beaver, of New York, while
lying outside OF the western part of the harbor,
dischsrging her cargo Of ballast, dragged her an
chors two miles more by the severity of the storm
When the wind shed to the south west, she dragged
at the OF three miles hour and her masts we're
cut away 20 prevent her going shore The hull is
much injured By falling spars. &c.
Advces from st. Martins state that nothing but the
hull remains Of the ship Andover, and that she will
probably be condemned and sold.
The bark Franklin (of Portland) Cook dragged With
four anchors and beat the bar, when her mssts
were cut away. At the change she brought up on
shore striking the bottom heavily
Several English vessels were wrecked. Two British
brigs we're wrecked at st. Kite and the crows num-
.bering twenty six souls, were drowned
The iBhabta nts have sustained considerable loss IL
being supposed salt can be made for some time to
come The depth Of water in the salt ponds is nine
feet by Of the transformer depth vas fourteen
Inches Salt has risen from 10 to 30 cents per barrel
ia fl.txr als hav hasu
from the fragments Of chests furniture, So, found
near the island
Several lives were lost In the harbor.
The government Of ~. Barts have been obliged to
contribute TO the sustensnce Of the distressed fhs
<1oss at 81. Bsrts IL $4,000.
Accounts from Antigua, st. Kits TO-, state that
they had the hurricane equally severe.
The y. W. Biodgett the islands on the 1lth
and 18th hut ielt none Of the hurricane.
Accounts from ST. kits and Antigua state that large
quantities. Of salt have been swept away By the nun
alatious
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TsIRTy-ruRsT cOHeREss.
yrRsT SESSION
Nv xoKsE's MAGNETIC rxLEoRArH.

nv MoKsE's MAGNETIC TKLEoRArH.
w..Hiseror, August 6. 1850
rpr sxrsoIss % oriL AurHosfrv nv mIfrAsr oSvi-
Amer the consideration Of other morning business
the Senate resumed tb. consideration Of the Ca.
solution in relation TO the exercise Of civil authorities
by military cfncer. except under the act Of Congress
Mr. DAVIS. OF Miss, opposed the resolution In its
prrs.pt form II either broad In its present
fcrm. not broad enough The exercise Of civil su
thority by military ofHcers often absolutely me-
cefs.ry. although he was himself opposed TO the
e,erche 81 soy such authority. He replied 10 the
sttsrk made by Mr. Houston upon General Taylor
spo the troop. under his mnsnd With much warmth
observing that the Senator from Texas had sho owed
himself suprsmely ignorant Of the discipline Of the
csmp 90 suprm,ly unjust lie considered eash
Of the points presented by Mr.. Houston, dispro.
virg every statement taken ajvsrss to General
Taylor ~ al. reference 20 oficisl documents and
auf ne pts Of facts In concluding his
nsrss be paid mos brilliant snd besutiful tribute 20
Gen TsyIor hi. gslsntry honesty. modssty Kindness
o. heart ard nviDcibihty IN action even the enemy
wien conquer scqusd FOE bin that love and vsue-
ration sbch vas 30 generally felt By the hsrdy sol
der. Who shsrsd pprs Of the battles aud the glo.
ries 81 HE ytctotie Nsr the charge or secuonh
feeling uvcn his part less fsse thna those shicn css
ract. rs.d him regardless of the interests OF any
porten u men lie tAr Dsvi-' never heard sec
tiopsl rmssk msd in bis pr~sence that did not meet
with instant rsprouf from Inc noble hero who knew snd
f,rvea BIZ country ouly aud his vhul- country.
The further considerstiup Of the resolution was
poet peu.d until to uiOtro~.
EotNpkpy rRNAs.
Mr. psarcK ipirursuAnce - notice asked and obtain
ed sve T. iutoouos hill rnasing proposals. 20 rexas
frr the stt.psu1 81 her ssstern ana northern bouu
sstt,s Mr Isaro- sstd q evident that this quss-
tion 4 he boubss-y e. e xas vas tbs cause ~ much
.ttt. eifsenit, ~ ti- past session IL The main
rsu,- - IN defeat othe Torn promise B " Gas pro-
rossd ~ many hat the conjunction ~ eevsrsl
n.sat,r,s Va. salcutsted 10 usite tn. fri~nds %
sss n mon the vhoe IL must be sdmit.ed. ho~-
ever thAtu quite 90 often the case thu, "a
Red th. oypo.it- eject and Only united the els-
p,.nu Of erposiftos lie must cay, for his ova
,sst th@t be thcosht Ter better 70 give cash as<
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North Carolina Election.

wssHsoros, August 8, 1850.
We learn from . despatch just received from North
Carolina by member Of the House that the democrats
have gained 800 the counties heard from and six
s-nembers Of the Legislature David g. Reed democrat,
s certainly elected Governor and the Legislature is
most probably democratic
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posro,, August 6, 1850.
The New Hsymarket bank, capital $4,000, vas to
go into operation to-day but on petition Of portion
of the stockholders Chief Justice shs- issued la
iunctios to stop operations, on the ground that IL
would BE- dangerous to the public.
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whCeverthey may he for surely this is not the
path 70 success. The police had made ample ar
range for the preservation of the peace during
the night: The whole of this tragical affair will
be investigated o-day at Jefferson Market The
Irish or American taors had nothing TO do with
the riot.
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BsLrfsoAr. August D. 1850
The democratic mayoraity convention met agsip %.
day but nothing done. They adjourned till Mon.
day next.
Tn. board Of health report 1ss deaths during the
past week, % being children. The city 10 free from
chelers.
The Good Intent Bay Company, 90 In number, .rriv.
ed here to-day from Philadelphia. They leave 70.
morrow for Norfolk.
The Doushern nAn ID through
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Croton Water.

The article In the H,rsh Of this morning, hsadsd
Croton W stsr Remit" Is calculated to mislead the
public, and requires correction
After quoting the 2sth aud 2sth sections Of ths
act Of the Legislature. creating the Cruton ne
duct Department, you append remarks to shov that
in@mueh ~ the Cowmss Council did not pass the
scale q water r-nts til th. ls dag OF May ts
matter OF doubt whether the eater rents be la
gally collected h. fore the Let Of Msy 1851 This 10
sample OF the laundering manntr In which the affairs
81 the people are condeted by the aufhoriti.s.n
That the authorities often do commit blundrrs Ia
updenisble-t they like editsrs sre but men bot in
this particular matter the mistake IL perhaps the
He,aids not the authorities
The Common Council determined long since. TO
adopt and carry the provisions % the referred 10
into effect and for that purpose passed ordinaa
entitled "Of the Creton Aqueduct Departures - an.
proved BY the Mayor, May % 1919 THIS ordina nee IL
that determines TO carry the provisions cf the
inte operstion and tn. fixing scale Of wst.r rents
vas subsequent and very different proceeding hsv-
Ing no necessary connection vhstever with that letter.
uinatiop
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The Steamship America.

HslirAx. August 3, 1850.
The steamer America arrived from Ns~ York at 10
oclork this morning, took on board sboat seventy
faIdrops ~ coal. and sailed for Liverpool Mt
wind ,outh-veatber thick.
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Panama ttaiirond 4.

Nsw OHLsASs, August l, 1850.
The brig Delta, Delmsn. sailed for Navy Bay, with
one hundred isborers for tbs Panama Railroad move
mept.
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THE INDEPENDENT CALIFORNIA BILL.
THE TEXAS BOUNDARY DISPUTE.
PROSPECT OF sErTLEmENr.
Mr.. CLAY IN PHILADELPHIA.
p II O Q K DINGs OF CONGR IS, ,
&C.. &c. &c.
From Washington.


THE ADMISSION OF CALIFORNIA AND THE TEXAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COBB IN FAVOR OF Mr..
CLAY's coMPRoMIsE-PREsIpENT'sM EssAGE-THE
CABINET APPOINTMENTS STILL vACANT-DECLINA-
TON OF JUDGE GUIER
QUIZ SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIc coRREsroNpENcE.
WAsHINGroS, Aug. 5, 1850.
Mr.. PEARcks bill for the settlement of the Texan
boundary by paying ten millions for all her claims of
every character territorial aud financial works hand
somely. 1t is all the acceptable to Northern
because 1t leaves Congress the discretion Of either
State or territorial government for New Mexico The
California bill will probably be ordered to be crossed
tomorrow. The business appears to 80 very we'll
Both Mr.. Pierees and the California bill will pass the
Senate
The President will send . message to Congress to-
morrow, declaring his intention to protect New Mexico
from an invasion by Texas, and taking the ground,
that Col Monroe has usurped power having called
the convention In an individual capacity.
The cabinet appointments still vacant, on &C.
count Of the absence of Mr.. Crittenden Mr. Gentry
and Judge Guier Of Missouri the parties spoken of
by the President to fill the vacancies but the latter
gentleman, it is understood has declined the offer Of
a cabinet appointment.
Speaker Cobb has published q lengthy letter, ap-
proving Of Mr. Clay's compromise.
The Inteihg,neer has received information of the
death Of Orlando Brown late Indian Com missioner by
cholera, on his wsyto Kentucky.
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The Missouri election.

Lovts,rLLr. August q, 1850
webs,- been expecting to hear something from the
Missouri election held to day. but the line has been
down b. here and st Louis, and II 10 uncertain
~hsthsr ,haii get anything through from that
quarter to night.
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BALftMohf, Auautt D IsJVs
The Eagle white lead factory corner Of Euts~ and
Conway streets totally destroyed BY nre early this
morning. The ioss IL heavy, but fully covered By
insurance