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The party engaged in the survey Of public
lands under Mr.. Pool, found at a point about
fifty miles east of San Felipe, in San Diego
county, California a singular collection Of ioun-
tains or springs of soda water, situated IN
sandy plain or depression in the surta@e Of the
desert. The spring is mound of symmer-
cal shape tapering like sugar loaf in the
centre of the top Of which is ahole, unfatbonl
able, containing the carbonated beverage, fresh
from some natural laboratory below Some
of these mounds are six feet high, and clothed
with luxuriant coat Of grass, while Others arc
shaped like an inverted bowl and frnsed b?
growth of cane The water is described as
having the same sparkling and etferves@ntIro-
perties as that ordinarily sold by apothecar'es,
and was drunk with avidity by both men and
animals belonging to the party. When lm-
pregnated with acid of any kind it produced
instant effervescence, and in that fornis pecu-
liarly refreshing as drink.
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LEEDS FOUNDRY,

)RNER OF DELORD d. TOUGHER STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS.
sR rs prepared to furnish vertical and hos
s14a izontal Steam Engines, Sugar M5ls,
" Vacuum Pans, Sugar Kettles, Clarii-
ers, Filters, steam and horse power
--s<+ Draining Machines, Saw Mills, Gin
~ tng nef4ng IRON oo1u"n m"nths 0 Grate Rors
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for relief, sooner or later. The question is only
one Of time. The evil will eventually y cure it.
self but it were far better that should be cured
before that can come to pass. A re-enactment
of the laws which punished all the higher
crimes with death, would give new aspect to
our society in the south west. Our ''progres-
sive system is most terribly ineficient-5not half
so good, in fact, as the extemporaneous, crude,
unwritten compacts by which certain communi--
ties in California and elsewhere out west, have,
at times, adopted for their own protection
M obile Mail
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DR ESS GOODS.
Books Lost.

GSS@-S----55 Boston, Nos. IA and 81: scythes and
szaa.=zA-sra - cradles, ready fixed; road scrapers,
ETC., for sale by ,,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09
Eating a Mortgage.


The law books abound in terms applicable
to mortgages. Mortgages are foreclosed,
cancelled, lifted, discharged, &C., but we
never, until within few days, heard Of eat
iny mortgage, although we have often
known mortgages to 'eat up the sub tancea'
of those who gave them.
The Park street (Unitarian) Society, in
this city, some years ago contracted a debt in
the purchase of their organ, for which the
organ was mortgaged to individuals. One of
the old members Of the socieiy once threat
ened, that IL he lived to see the mortgage
paid, il should be eaten. On Thursday eve
Ming last, at the annual parish meeting, the
parish committee announced that the mort
gage had been paid, discharged and handed
over to the committee. The sold member
referred TO immediately rose and moved that
il should be eaten. The motion was carried
without dissenting vote, and the members
forthwith adjourned to the house Of Jededi h
Jewett, where the mortgage was served up,
''stewed, fried aud scolioped" It tasted SO
much like oysters that one could hardly tell
the difference. II was unanimous of all pre-.
sent that in no other form are mortgages so
agreeable to those who give them.
Portland Advert.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09

The New York Tribune says that this I'M
fortunate vessel will soon be afoat again,
and will have sustained little other damage
than the swelling Of her wood work and the
defacing OF her finishing joiner work. She
is said to rest perfectly easy in the mud,
standing erect. The process of raising
adopted by Capt Lowber, her commander, is
to close all the holes where the water enter
ed, by the aid of diving bells, and commence
pumping her out at once. After operations
are under way, il is expected that the noble
vessel will be afloat in couple days.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09
The medical Convensien.


( The Delegates from Evansville in attend
ancs at the great Medical Convention at st.
Louis. Drs. Morgan and yford, arrived here
early Sunday morning. They give glow
ing account of\their visit to St. Louis. 1t
appears that almos. every hour not DEVOTED
to the business of the Convention, was en-
gagged in receiving the attentions OF their
brethren of St. Louis The physicians OF
that city extended every hospitality to the
Delegates. There was round of excur-
siOns by day and parties BY night, Thursday
evening Festival was given by the st. Lou
is physicians, which was probably the most
splendid affair ever given in that city on any
occasion. 1t must have cost great many
thousand dollars. The Delegates and others
in attendance, numbering nearly thousand
will never forget the liberality Of st. Louis
physicians. At this Festival six hundred
persons were seated at once. We need not
say our Delegates were highly delighted with
the hearty reception they received in ccm-
mon with others. Indiana had only four
representatives at the Convention, which
was very large. The Convention transacted
a great deal Of business, and adjourned
Thursday evening, although there was some
business done on Friday. 1t will hold its
next annual meeting at Philadelphis, when
we hope there will be large number Of Del
egates in attendance from this State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09

az The arsenals of England have been
closed for long time, even to the members
of Parliament, while experiments have been
making in new and terrible machinery for
carrying on war. One of these is called the
wagner Floating Gun, which glides along
on the water in a straight line till it strikes
the vessel at which it is directed, when it
thrusts into her sides its iron head, contain
Ing two pounds of Illuminating powder of
mercury, which, BY exploding, blows a
large hole in the vessel ten or twelve fee,
IN length, which it is impossible to clos. =.
tasrsund holes made by cannon ball.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09
ponrnAr OF SIR CHARLES NArrrK.-Ap

PORTRAIT OF SIR CHARLES NAPIER.-An
English paper uses a rather free pencilin the
following sketch:
ga farmer-looking man, with fat face,
thick lips, and tremendous nose covered
with snuff, large ears like two flaps of a sad
die, and like uncle Ned ia lyric history,
with no wool to speak Of on the top of his
head, although his chronological develop
ments display large surface where the wool
ought to grow; the head placed on the body
of a situated alderman, whose clothes appear
to have been pitchforked on his back, with
one shirt collar up and the other down, his
waistcoat buttoned awry, and his shirt front
smeared with snuff-and you have the por-
trait Of Sir Charles Napier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09

NATURALLY ANswEREp.-"My dear" said
an anxious father to his bsshfll daughter,
81 intend that you should be married, but
do not intend that you should throw yourself
away on any Of the wild worthless boys of
the present day. You must marry man OF
sober and mature age; one that can charm
you with wisdom and good advice, rather than
with personal attraction. What do you think
of fine, intelligent, mature husband of f {.
ty" glsi..l
The timid, meek, blue-eycd little daughter
looked into the mans face, and with the
slightest possible touch of interest in her
voice, answered, 81 think two of twenty-fiv
would be better, pa.''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09

W The French Emperor's Body Guard is
to consist Of 100 men and 20 officers. The
men are non commissioned officers in the
army, must be Eve feet six at least, and re-
ceivs l, 200 francs a year. Their duties are
never to quit the Emperor for single instant;
to watch at his door when he sleeps and gen.
orally to keep up a system Of inspection,
which, TO private person, would be an an
noyance. The body will be known as Les
Cent Gardes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09
SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS EXAM

SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS EXAM
INEp AND EXPLAINED. Judge Ednonds ne.
futed Or an Exposition of the Involuntary
Po,oers and Instincts Of TIE Human Mind.
By JOHN BovEE DoDs. a g.
The high reputation of DR.. Dods as SCI
entific author, is good assurance ofihe worth
of this book. Messrs.=De Witt and Oayen-
port, publishers at New York, hayejust issued
this work, and il promises to have an extern
siye circulation. ,DIu
( ANY thing touching on the "RapPings,"-a at
the present time, tits very evident must ar
rest the attention Of The most careless be-
holder of matters aud things relating TO hui
man happiness. Although bot short time
since it was called i.Ito existence, 1t has en-
gagged the attention of more OF the human
family than all things put together for cen
turtles past. 1t has taken the ablest minis
tiers from enviable and elevated positions,
surrounded by everything calculated to make
the human heart happy, and forever ruined
them. The judge on the bench, and the ply
sician engaged in the practice Of his profess
sion, have fallen by its influence; in fact, il
has spared no part of mankind or womankind.
The Lunatic Asyums, the poor houses, the
prisons, the miserable firesides, and the grave,
all Gene up as SO much in the link Of testi-
mony, showing what blasphemous, devas-
tating influence this spirit-rapping, table-tip-
ping. and misery-making element is now ex-
ertng on the public mind. This state. Of
things has too long been suffered to 60 on
We are happy to say to our readers, that they
will find in the present volume as perfect an
exposure Of SPIRIT Manifestations as it is pos
sible for anything be. Everything is made
us plain as SO many words can tell it. The
author goes fully into the merits Of the case
and leaves nothing which the most ardent
believers pretend to have witnessed, unex.
planned. 1t lis really gratifying to the reader
as he goes on from page to page, to see how
the arguments set up BY the spiritualists
crumble into nothing, rs they are explained
according to we'll known lawsof philosophy
and physiology.
This work can be obtained Of the above
publishers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09
MuRpKK rsr. LouIs.-Mr. Laidlaw, the

MURDER AT ST. LoUIs.-Mr. Laidlaw, the
artist and scene painter at the Peoples Thea
ter, St. Louis, and q man named Jackson, for
merly dancer in the theater, rode out in a
buggy last Thursday on the road known as
"King's Highway" When passed by some
one coming in town, they were quarreliny :,
and had been quarrsling at a tavern on the
way. L,idlaw was found that evening lying
on the road. He had been shot in the head
twice, and was dead. Jackson had not been
arrested.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09

WELL SAID. In the course or his able
and excellent speech on the Nebraska bill,
Hon. VIM. Cullom, of Tennessee, argued
that, inasmuch as this measure benefited
neither the North nor the South, and no one
but the politicians, it should by good rights,
be placed upon the private calendar and the
title of it should be amended SO as to read,
"a bill to make great men out OF small ones,
and to sacrifice the public peace and pros
perity upon the alter Of political ambition"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09

ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILRoAp.-We
understand that the directors of this compa-
ny, at a meeting on Thursday, gave orders
Tor the pushing forward of the work, with
all possible expedition of the work, TO Vim
cennes. The laying of the rails will be re-
sumed and continued without interruption.
This is matter Of great interest 10 the peo-
pie Of Illinois, as well as our own citizens,
all of whom are exceedingly anxious to see
the road completei.-[I. Louis Republican,
9Th.
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EDW ARD HGsTACE,
FIRST sE.p MAIN. 80

ftrsfeaE ID F'fsT MAIN. t..f.-
mas AZ MAYS ON HAND.
go WATCHES OF the finest quality, warranted 10
fS';A perform wei IN give TO the hu' perfect sat
Y. p ifaction. Husace deyotes lbs attention 10 the
SS..A selection Of superior Jewclry. He now offers
an nent Of the richest patterns.
Husiacc nvites the attention of The Ladies' IN his stock
Of Breast Pins, something ecgunta pleasing The eye
Hustace has Err Drops drcidelly beautiful, a
s just received. They Will suit the taste of the
refined t-f +t'a
Hastace's assorlm .nt of Mourning and Daguereotype
Pins are tie finest in town. - -.l -
Hust.ce's Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains are tus
what they should be- variety Of patterns Of the
most elaborate orkmahship - - -"fri
Husacc has Gold ockot-, air gle aud double, pretty
and good--n., mistake. lfs uffga a af,flI
Hustace's Gold. Ranis-they need nmmenda.
tion In fact all OF bis goods have acquired reputa
ton sufficient in this con- muniiy-E
Hnsace has just received fine lot Of Silvor spoons
They ofthu best quality .warrntrd The pure stun
Hastaee is prepared t. do craving. Spoons and
other articles bea ntifuly Lcttered ef,1 -Iz..t
g Husace rep ir Watches in scientific Manner
All work executed with care and finish unsurpassed.
Husiacc sells cheap and refunds for articles
giving satisfaction and titus gains the confidence OF the
patronizing puhie. 1 9 u - > my2
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o. The res Olives TO appropriate $4,000
ster, and which had passed the Senate OF
Massac husetts. was defeated in the House.
This is in contrast with the action of the last
Kentucky Legislature, the sum of 5 900
having been almost unanimously voted for
the Clay Monument.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09
MORE TRIUMpHs OF t-rH
RICH,S SALA N n n n ERt SAFES!

III ? The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE JUST BEEN
received by the mails. They foru additional testimony
Of the superiority Of RcHs all
FIRE IN CHA RLES1 ON, sc. %
CHARtEsroN, April 90. 1851.
Ma. L. NJ. H.Tcu Agent for Richs ,nder Safes
Dear Sir: Finding it Impossible remove our safe
ring the late FIRE, which destroyed store In Hayne
street, and having taken books put into IL
several papers to test it, We glad acknowledge
that fully sustained the high reputation OF your Safes
The preservation OF these papers more than ex
peced, when witnessed the intense heat was sub
jected to. Yours, tvc.. I--.-. a1a .
s-r COURTNEY, TENNANT & &C.
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OF When in the country some time since,
on my way to Pitts6eld, met drunkard
Keeling along the road was travelling. See
ing me, he stopped: 'Hallo, stranger!' he
called out. 'Well,' said 1; Il say, stranger
said he, (hic) If you'll Gtic) find any Teller
(aic) that has worse opinion Of me than
have myself (hic) I'll adopt his opinion and
forget my own! Volumes couldn't have spo-
ken more!
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NArcHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Aprjl7, 1854. q
ourofce AMI warehouse. Nos 81 aud 80 Natchez ST,
with their contents except the books and papers
tained In our Safe, were Entirely destroyed by fire.
the morning OF the 10th March. Although the Safe had
been Tor several hours in extremely hot FIRE befor
we could recover it, and being FIRST discovered was
In red heat; on being cooled with wat-r, removed
books aud papers TO the amount of twenty thousand
dollars without the slightest damage ar injury to us
Being fully convinced by this of entire seen
~ oil those Safes we have procured another the
DESCRIPTION from the same Agent viz Richs Freproof
Safe sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge, No. 30 Magazine street,
and recommend them Ia all who desire perfect rty
for valuable papers I'm case Of lire. .,.r..'
Il 90
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09
MARRIED..

On the 9Th inst, by Judge Neblack, Miss NARY wAcK
ana Mr. MORRIS MfEIscH, both Of this city.
congratulate our friend and neghbor thus clos
ing his bachsloric trials and trbulaons and wish him
all the joys that the life matrimonial can bring has
done good thing, and hold him up as an example
TO some OF our other German friends, who losing
time and happiness.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09

@ The ladies Of Maysville, KY, recently
presented a pair of pantaloons to Miss Lucy
Stone, in due form. Miss Lucy accepted the
pants, but says she would have done SO with
much better will if they only had man in
them. We shouldn't wonder. az
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09

OF The New York Times has private
correspondence from Europe that Demo-
cratic rising throughout Russia and Poland
has been decided on by revolutionary com.
mittees, and that it has probably broken out
before this.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09

~ The Minnesota bill has passed; also,
the bill for the domestcation and civilization
of the Chippewa Indians in Minnesota and
Wisconsin. This bill is deemed of great i'm
portance as likely to create new era in In
dian affairs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09

~, The bal! Of John Charles Gardiner.
indicted for perjury, amounting to Sl2,noo,
was declared forfeited, he not appearing when
called for trial before the Criminal Court at
Washington. 1t is said that he fed to Cuba
three weeks ago.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09

GA bill has been reported from the Com
mittee on Territories to enable the people Of
Oregon to form a Constitution and State
Government, andto provide for their admss-
ion into the Union as a State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09

IL An Eastern jeweller was robbed at
hotel in Cincinnati, on Wednesday night. of
about $4,000 worth of jewelry, and a pas
senger in the Dayton cars was robbed of
$1,000 in money.
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DOfyS0fs E,E.:NaRDs TUyE.

THIS gentleman has settled in midst, and earnest
ly soli,it' pHirorage. He is graduate OF the Ec
ectc Medical College at Cincinnati, and has enjoyed
here very extended and scessff practice
ncartwo years lie b, thercre. fully competent 10 act
trustworthy Thy sician aud urge0n. Ia is practice
he d~cars ia toto. those poisonous and destructive
agents whirh the TISSUES cnno assniiaic ahumoEs
mercury eic Especially would he call The attention Of
those iired with Chronic diseases he Is prepared
to- arIiy BbE'tIR MAGNETISM. wbirh proves cura-
tive in forms of seas- and detects The real seat
and magnitude or every one; Otherwise often difficult
task andike prime psi In the failure If cure IN the
major of chronic di-eases. he Doctor is also ed
in and speaks Guepily, the Gorman language. Give
him 4 call. .4r.g .n d.
II Office the bower side of First street, 81 docr
above Main. - 81 -at ffHl my4u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09

nr Pittsburgh coal was selling at Louis.
vile last Saturday at Ia cents and Pomeroy
at IL cents, retail. 10000 bushels of the lat
ter had just arrived.
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COURTNEY, TENANT &Co.
FIRE IN DANsvILLE. NY.

- ---------- NASHVILLE, A pr.l 10, 1855
Messrs. STEARxs & MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safe
went through the fire. 1t contained all books and
papers which came out ia good order. The Safe from
appearance. must have been red hot We trusted our
all in it. Very respectfully yours, ~ -.s.
~. BkOwy d GRANT
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WALLPAPER HANGINGs!

ENTIRE SPRING STOCK RECEIVEDNN ?
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
OF Evansville and surrounding country, that he has
now on hand his entire Spring stock OF Wall Paper,
Rorders, Fire Screens Window Blinds Lamps Phos
gene Gas Wrapping Paper &c, &C., which, for variety
style and elegance of finish canot be surpassed in
tho West Devoting his whole time to this particular
branch ftradc he has made il bis study to bring ION
the various Eastern markets the choicest selections and
latest styles. He his sincere tanke for the very
liberal patronage heretofore extended 10 him and hopes
by large assortment and selling at the lowest
possible rates TO ensure continuance of the
JOHN &. rEVEREUX, JR..
my6l INV Main street. between First and Second.
INIRE BOARD PRINTS.--10 doz Fire board Prints
jut reed frc Boston, and for sale all prices 10y
m,eimw JOHN 4. DEVEREUX. JR.
BORDER "A large and bean
VI fu assortment Of the latest and fashionable
styles, just reed aud for sale by
m,s.Imw JOHN c. DEvEREUx, in.
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a large assortment Of WILpER's PATENT Salamanca
SAFES, with Rich's improvement, for safe by
~H STEARNs IL MARVIN,
lsuccessors to Rich d Col ---
,-, -. i46 WATER STREET. n. Y,
Inc only Makers OF Salamander Safes combining vii.
9ers ana hichs Patents. and Sole Proprietors of
keyhole. aJIIS a. HovyES '
my9-H Iran,.-a, Ey,ns.;Iio
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-09

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR FRESH

Many persons have felt the need OF remedy for
terna injuries that would heal them without having
them running fsr many wee ks. and evenfor
months as is frequently the sc; the people now have
which possess decided advantage the numerous
preparations usually employed in in the cure of wounds,
in the fact that fresh wounds treated with the Magic
Wound Healer will not infame or become sore.
mh9- DIV ~ 10
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~ BOILER MIXING.
n TIA NV ROTT,ER MAYER

= A. 7 EANEY, BOILER MAKER,
wv GUILD respectfully, annoubcr In the EBgue Build
w ers If Evansville. aud To all others Interested.
that he has iurce OF mea al ,s Boiler Yard
and IS prepare 10 kc Boilers TO order. and have them
ni-hed punctuaiy per agreement. scarcity of Boiler
hands has heretofore rendered il impossible 20 fulfil all
n engagements Ior work. but has a furce that
rarrants him in saying that the like di-apoinfFcnts
shall not occur again. He s making Boilers ofany
size description. gooi tsrnis they bc
bought in the We>i, ard all work warranted.
tcrs dwelling. = r-l - I 81 nryf 3m
IlCVH --e3 bbls Superinc in store and for sale by
i my4 PRESTON B2IS.
DATEBNG:.-j0 bales Eagle Factory Batting reed
ID and orsaie by (myD PRESTON BROS
z cans Baltimore q, sters, choice
'my4 PRESTON BROS
ftG sssS. ecccc ofthose choice Free Trade Cigars,
~ just reed and for sale BY "a
MY III ---------- II .PEESI- BROS.
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w wouid respectfully invite the attention of the
Ca u,es 20 our stock Of Embroideries and Lace
received per Express consisting of the latest
OF and Swiss Embroidered Collars Sleeves
Isets, Edgings aud in.ertings; black and white
Late Caps &C. (myS) SHANKLIN g. REILLY.
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STR AXEn

E, A Middle sized dark brown, black striped
~ Cow which lately got soon viii get calf.
NO She has mark i'm the ear. Any person de-
live ring US this cow will receive liberal reward.
- o. SCHEEFFER u SCHROEDER,
mys Main ST., betw. Fist and Water.