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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
LCgNL Notice.

Klias r, Williams W. James A. Cunningham ct ais
To George Bentley, l. W. Hopkins and Thomas b.
Weakey.-Sirs:
You are hereby notified that there Is now on
L HE IN the Once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF scott County In the State oflsw6 petition
OF Eliss Il. Williams, PRAYING the foreclosure Of .
NOR gage upon c+rtain real estate III raid County to
wit The east half OF the north west quarter OF
80, in township so, Nor Of range 4 east. dated
January 2ltt 1856 record.d 10 the Recorders Off
IN said county. IN I" Book q OF MORTGAGES at page
3p2. executed by James 4. Gum ngham and wifi t,
willard Barrows and by him endorsed the petit
toler That you have been returned ~ the Sheriff
OF taid county Z" not found" And that unless you
appear and answer said eition before the first
day OF the next term of said District Court, to be
begun and holden the first N onday IN May A. ID.
1853 Your default Will be entered and the prsver Of
petiton granted. DAVIDSON TRUK,
Plaintiff Atty's
1t Is ordered that the foregoing notice be published
i've consecutive weeks in the Weekly Iowa State
ID mocrat.
Dated March IA, 1859.
IRAN. OXFORD,
mohlG Clerk OF said Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
ShePi0,s Sale.

srATE % Iowl,l In the District Cart Of
Scott County, SCouDty, State Of Iowa.
DY virtue ~ . special execution, esso,csnsst
ID mechspics' li@n iseued from the oncc .
Cierk u the District Court 81 Brott county,
Of Iowa, In favor Of Phiness Mcrwin, piainiin
agaAst goseph LsmAstt<, Jnletia Lam brit~. y
]. Dncsch, teten1 amt, dated y sIc h 24tA IkSha
70 me aiSccsed, commanding m- that RI IN rrs
tate hsreiaastsr described, u the ssii defeEdst
make - caoDo - - male the sum Of one hui
SIXTY three aod 31-l00 dollar, with interest
81 ceseo aa1 = eup0anded l-vied upon ~
losia dsssgioea psopssty sltuat-a In Sc u oil
IoUe, via: ~ dvelllng hease erect On loe(
~ 90 az J! 49,: .ss - 'A''sy-a''
3 ~ hershy - pshlls retlce thst I shsleI
- - oeeano6c sG1oev . ~ Oosrt Houss -
- elsy - 1sygnpeet - o1set sousty, lewA. q
ge4ue - ~ - - M, 49,, = ~ heaq
80 - = - ~, - - hlenese - e.
ss - - = = 80 = 49, S'I.ss|
~ u1ttD 4 - J
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
Legal Notice.


A. @. Fulton o. Robert Christie, ct ais.
To Patrick Laley.-Sir:
NOU are hereby notified that there Is now on file
i IN the Odice Cf'he OF srk Of the District court
OF Scott ,ubt, In the State OF Iowa. petition Of
Futon, PRAYING the foreclosure Of . mortgage
executed by said Christie to petitioner, dated April
Both, 1855, recorded in the Recorders Office in said
county, II, shook Of mortgages" At page SIS, up
on certain real estate In ssid county, to wit: A
part Of rActi nal section Is In township 49, north
vange east, which g particularly described In said
mortgage, an 10 which reference IL maze that you
have been r. turned ~ the sheriff Of Scott y
Sc not found;" and that unless you apLeW and an
swer hereto on or b. fore tho first day ot the next
term OF said Court to be aegn' and holden on the
hr-t Monday in May. 1859, the prayer Of said petit
ton win be granted.
DAWSON h TRUE,
Plaintiff . Atty's.
1t is ordered that the foregoing notice be publ he'd
i've weeks c.nsecutively 10 the Weekly Iowa State
Democ'at.
Dstad March IA, 1859.
IRA 0IFYORD,
mchl6 Clerk Of said Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

AZ, g. .SvA s.. .: ::s
DR. virtue Of ~ Dneeution isssse from The Ice Of
ID IN OIeyk n he Dssssscs COURT % oeues County,
sesss Of Iowa In { vos u Marine Railway Company
emf sessnst steamer Keasueky No. 2, dated March
iesh 1850. esd 70 dissosed. eoW1an1tas ~, that
by oale Of The steamer kentucky No. 3. ] mske 81
cause 20 b. msds the sum OF ten hundred, seventy
end - 100 dsars, 18th intesrst and costs, and
BY tue VI ssid execution levied upon The fellow
lug described p-rsoual property. tovtt The steamer
Kentucky No 2. And ! hereby give putlic notice
that shs Offer 70, sale ~ Jublic oatcry 1t the Ian
dss IN th~ MISS tppi river at the city Of LeCsre,
nit o. IoVs, % Friday the 2h tay % April, A
1852 At the hons Of oclork y. Of ssid dsy 10 the
highest and best bidder therefor N cash, the sbove
desc oed prop. ~ sucent thereof 70 satisfy the
abJvs debt with Interest and costs.
Dated tho 18th day Of March, 1850.
NJ LEONARD,
mch20 sheriff AZ ooote County. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
Joy an d q I u d m e ss
Has been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

CINOD the introduction Of that World Renowned
- medicine. DIR. MAINS A0Un BAlSAA, In
the Western Country al especially the pat son,
u has brought health and happines into more fami-
Mes Than any remedy upoa record. The question
would naturally aSiss, why 10 this? Because does.
In al cases In the shoTtest time, arrest chils, fever
apd ague In Its wsrst form, and In eli Gases per-
l0roe . spsady cure. Persons residing In mslarlous
districts using this balsam occasionally daring the
scsy seaoon need have fears OF attack OF
IL y thers1Dse highly recommend d sure preven-
tauve. u Used IN small doses daily daring that par
ocular ume when this class Of dtseases prevail
For want Of space No can only OFFER Q few Of the
many evidences In ~ favor.
BScyrws. OHIO Feb. 15th, 1885,
Oh. MANN 90 Cation, Ohio Gents we
are ct loss 70 aud Language suicient 70 portray
the pnoc me great esteem In which your celebrated
Ag.S n0sson - held In this Community. The fact
neve! fal,s 70 cure asue In its WORT forms, and
Hoi.sssr TAILOR. 'prusels.s.
CoristA, Mics, Oct 2OsA, 1855.
1uoo3S. =. Z. MANN l. co. Ge~ts :-Haying
y thosoeeei. n many severe cases Of long n spdns
woese eu Of the popular remedies OF the dav had
failsd, So1n9 In ell cases. your Bslsam efiec.ed
vsss lsse y The south isspscsss, ssSp. We
JOSEPH BUCHANAN. pruss,s..
Nsso Yovk. FEB 23d, 1858.
nuDon0 Z MANI CO.-Gssss - h,x,
e eav heues y -. Louis, sold your Aeue 1.iss"
eens tAsee yssss and have carefully Observed It's a.
~ = oaual % ~ hisssy q nsdiciss; Tor. 70 mn
noeno0l moW1edga, = cuees pernansnlly every case
~ H. hneWl u $50 after III Other reasdSe
- - .s = 80 ~ e s c,s.s: sss:
- ~. n - i1leel rsnsdisa, sel . psrssc
~ . onw dnle, lsvee - $50.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

Trains run ~ Chicago time, which u twelve min.
uees tester then Davenport tos.
~ sal sssss Monday, April ilth, 1859. and snsiI
- sssshss noeSes, trains VII leave Dsvsnpovt, sos
0eesasine, Columbus City, Warrington and Iowa
Osty (Hnndays ascsptsd) - follows:
act Express and Nall Train u $50 A NJ
frotns viii leave Davenport Tor ChiOasodsily. Ser
days sxcepted ~ follows.
lst Nell Train, 81 10 10 NJ
- Express Train, 81 62S 2 -
Trains arrive 81 Davenport daily. (DssAsys erecp
oodD ~ follow:
PROM rsI EAST.
let DEpress Train q 62s -,
- Nall Train, u 6l6 n
vnoM TEE west.
Lot Man TSaln, a. 60 -
1raiss run BY Chicago time. which 10 twelve min
ssee fsster than Davenport time.
Al trains out Of Dsvsupovt will make oounsctt0ns
q Cblu0bs City, Washington and Iowa Oity with
The Western Stage Co.'s stagea for all points West
he Passenger Train connects o. Mock Island With
OhScaqp h0O6 Island Railroad trains for ell pDints
East, North and South.
Passaaosn sss reminded Of he necessity Of givine
obnee direction - 70 the destination Of their beg
20, before saAias hsls esaAsn
De ease.
N. b. TAs Mosnins uOi0 ~ train for The sast
eo0nsoes at Jolst With trains The Michigan Cen.
Osl , st The Junction with trains on the PITTS.
burg. ~ wayne h Chicago y Z; 1t Chicago with
trains on the nichigsn Southern and Michigan Oen-
trail Rail nosds.
spr1a JOHN y. TRACY, supt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
Legal Notice.

Il
THE s STA. cs oa IOWA &.
Stoltenburg Co.,
u. njamin 4. Gould and (o''s'"A' "o''ce.
Sarah Z. 0onld.
TO BENJAMIN 3. Gould and Sarah Could
VOU are hereby notified that there 10 nov on flle
Il In the oNce Of the Cierk Of this District Court
OF said county, p-t.tOn Of II A -to,tenbnig 4 Co,
claiming Ct you the sum Of one hundred and four
teen dollars and intsrest nj six per cent annum
from 18th day Of August, A d 1868. As mercy due
on pronlissory note dated August I9tn, A y 1857.
executed by tad Benj.min 8 Goald and Sarah n
Horld for the sum OF one hundred AMI fourteen dol
Isrs, payable one year after its date and you are
ing returne the original notice herein q not found"
to you, order entered ~ the January term
1851, Of said Court, that Won he served with not e
by pabliGa ION according TO law.
And yon ar. further notified that unless You sp-
pear And answer Il IN" I rIn ~ said DistI let
Court to be- holden 1T Da, EXPORT in sad county,
the first Monday Ia Nay, A y 1853, ju,ism win
be rendered against You for the amount claimed Wit Il
inreTest and c4ss.
Dated Davenport, March -, 1883.
PIUAkR h VAN HOSBN
Prn's Att'ys.
Let the foregoing be published four weeks In the
Weekly Iowa STATE Democrat beginning on Wednes-
day, March %, 1859.
IRA n. CLIFFORD,
moh24 Clerk Scott Co dat Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

The several newspapers In the southern division
OF the District OF Iowa will please insert the above
20 days previous tO the nrot of June next In their
weekly papers, and send their bills 10 duplicate 10
SAc U. =. Marshal. q the June term OF lhe court,
st Keokuk, for Uayment.
The bills must be mate In STRICT CONFORMITY
to the act oi Congress, approved February &C. 1853
1or the bene6t Of all, II Is here inserted
For publishing any staten ent, notice, or order,
required BY Law, the lawfsl order Of any Court,
Department Bureau, or other PEI In any news
paper. forty ceots per folio Ter the first Insertion,
and twenty cents per folio for each subse
ton.
The compensation he, Elm provided shall include
the furnishing lawful evidence, under osth, OF pub
llcstnn, to b. male ana f"rni he'd by the prn or
publ her mailing such publication.
TIE term fali0 In this act shall mean one bundled
words, counting each figure a word When there
are over fifty and under one hundred words, they
shall Re counted as Que folio, but not WHOM they
lsss except VIII the whole statute notice, or order
contains less than fly words"
BY An act Of Congress approved March 81, 1859.
the southern division IL composed Of the following
counties, viz:
Lee, Van buren,, Davis. Appanoose, Wayne. d.
catur Clark, Lucas, Monroe, Wapello, Jefferson,
H'nry, Dies Moinss, Lcuiss, Washington. keokuk,
hahs,ka, Marion, Powfshiek. Iowa, John, ON, Mns-
catine, Scott and Cedar.
mt hJG.h1 t>V80d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
. " 10 DeSrOres.PM i! ..Ry
suffer no longer; It Is . relief.
By THE APPLICATION OF
NaQQ'S Good Samaritan Q
uMMEDuATE RELIEF,


You can be oursd OF the following complaints: such
Tooth Ache. Ia minute, 70 the most painful At
tachs Of Rhcumatsnl mine cases out OF ten, In less
than one hours time. vis,-Hesd Ache. Ear Ache
Neuralgia, Coughs Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group
0uonal AGectons. Pain In the Bseh Side. 6tIffa.
the JOINTS Collie aud Cranp Palms. Erysipsss, In
naoed Ryes, Sore Shroat, Cuts, Bruises, Buns
epvains, Chapped Hands. Frosted feet and Chll-
blains.
Is not the intention Of the undersigned to assert
for this medine that II will do impossible things or
care all manner Of diseases; for the old saying Is,
" medicine that Is good for every thing Is good for
nothing" It's true. We only claim 70 cure one
line Of diseases and for the above named oompalnts
this medicine IL without IN equal.
The best proof you can have OF the merits Of
tico, In 70 zee what II will do. Ny operations on
Paas are decidedly the most e6ectual, by the Appi
cation Of shis wonderful medicine, d any In the
country. This is admitted by oil who have tried II.
would have the public understand that I h.ve
no humbus article TO dispose OF, NO. would be In the
business u the same was not truly and purely legti
Dete. Ny medicine 10 held, in ali places where 1t has
beso used 10 the highest esteem, and is my whole
aim TO make II 20 among all. The binding duty
which 70 Forever and eternsiy nxed on mankind Is
70 forward the general interests Of the human FAM
II. ,e aniicted have bean deceived by pchipe up
circulars with fictitious testimonials on then, and
Asvs bsen Induced TO buy without seeking the proof
have thousands OF testimOhlAl0, which have been
sent 70 me from different psrts Of the Union; but
prefer showing the value VI ny medicine, by curns,
fres OF charge eli those complaints, whenever there
10 90 opportunity 70 40 30.
n hbsr0l discOwns mode 10 Drsggises oad
WAOlesole Dealers.
PLA00. Proprietor.
RAANEs 90, Genera, Agents, Davenport
Iowa. \. =. LITTLBR travelling Agent. J. "
WaLBY, retail dealer, Wet Second street, Daven.
port, and KEEP constantly hand By the following
Aesnts-Taylor l. Ballord, Davenport; q Y ebb
Ds wiz; A Fellows, Aaquoketa; W Belden, Ma
QuokelA VIM Buslison, Buckhorn; J Zook Go
trenont; Jas = Ryland, Monmouth y Green. Wv
onins n Bronson, Wyoming; Spear 90, IL
bell; Aetcalf, 0rahsm = Co, Anamosa; Simo
otrsuss. Fairvisv; John HOFFMAN, epringvtlle
Dmmet Z Brubaker, Cedar Rapids: RistiDe h O.
Cedar Aspids: Hohn q hallet', NJ Vernon; Arm
strong = 6hanllin, Lisbon; J Lahe, Mechanics
vile; + o HcOelland I 90. Mechanicsville; de
Daeiey, fipton; + Garter, Ansmoss.
est dl-vtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
PMbltc .NOlirG

8 hereby given that a company has been formed
j in Scott county, Iowa, for the manufacture 0t
s Corn atsrch," and have Incorporated themselves
under the name and style OF the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

OFFICE OF u. 3. 0ARsWAL,(
lie Claire, Iowa, March -, 1852. (
In obedience 10 Law and the following order, no.
tics 10 hereby given that term Of the u. T. Dts
trict Court for the southern division the District
Of Iowa vii be held at Keokuk, In said division
and Dist'ict, on the hrst Ao0dsy in Juoe u. xt.
LAUREL. BUMAERH.
U 9. Marshal for the District Of Iowa.
In pursuance Of the requirements OF the act Of
o., gr. 50. approved March 81, H49, regulating the
term. OF the District Court OF the United States for
the district OF Iowa, It Is hei eby ordered that
term Of saM Court for the southern Division 10
held at Ke,kuk, In said State, 10 commence on the
nret Monday OF June, 1859
You viii give notice, and summon the Petit and
Grand Juries scc rdtngiy.
n. LOVE, .~.~
Judge District Court U. 8. for Dis'ric L.. 8 !
Of lows. 49,
To Laurel Summers, Esq, and John q. Bu rms
BEG Marshal and Clerk OF said Court.
March 18th, 1869.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS & TOgsTON'S
MERCANTILE COLLEGES

DAVeNPO49. IOWA.... Cor. Pifth and Brady alta.
INCORPORATED by the IesisIature, with
i power to award diplomas, grant honors, and con-
fer degrees
YOUa0 NEE will find. by proper inquiry that by
grads citing ~ one Of these Institutions, they will
obtain very important advantages over the gradu
ates Of any other Commercial School In the cJnn
try The Instruction embraces matter of prast'ce,
I'm CONNIE RCIAL Sol EN0E and RT. wholly unknown
to common teachers.
Ssudents entering one Of these Oollsges, by the
payment OF 80, become entitled TO all the privileges
Of two BUSINESS SCHOOLS, which, for superior adj
vantsges, extest utility. completeness and populari-
~, are not escellsd )n the world.
Ono time % as good o. another, to commence
BEAUTIFULLY DNoRAvsD DIPLOMA. under the Cor
porate Seal Of the College, 10 awarded to graduates.
For OrscaIARs, call Al the College Rooms. or sd-
dress "a abovei.
Psb16 DAVIS TIP TON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
Legal Notice.

In District Coust Of Scott County.
James Tuft ". Elizabeth Smith and John emith, her
husband, ~ called bscause their real names are
unknown
To said defendants
NOU are HEREBY notified that on or before March
ssh, 1859. there will be on die in the ONCE Of
the Clerk OF the District Court Of b Oft county, pr
titon of James ruft cl lining part Of lot four ~
IN blotk thr,y-two 1872 In the city Of Davenport,
Scott county Iowa, and more particularly described
- follOWs, to wit: Commencing 1t the southeast
Of said lot running thence north about forty
about forty 4O feet then at eighty (6O) feet, u
the place Of beginning because the purchase money
for said premises was paid By said pisuti6 and the
title thereto taken In the Of Martha 4. Tut,
without the consent Of said plAintiH and said Mar
tina A. TUT was merely . trustee tor plaintiff; and
said Martha 4. Tu being dead, the said Dlixabrth,
her daughter. aud ths said John, whose ns.es ~re
unkno n ars ade parties said Bliz-
absth being the heir Of said Martha, and the said
John, husband Of the said Elisabeth.
And unless you appear 1t the next term OF the
District Court OF Scott cOuAty u be holden at tho
Court House 10 Davenport, on tbs frat Monday OF
Nay, d 1859, ct ten O'Clock In tho foren0oo, and
an Yer - petition. the same will be taken con-
fessed and decree made - prayed for In said pc.
titiOn
PLUMBR VAN HOSBN,
Plsinii6's Attorneys.
Il being made to appear to me, BY aMdsvit, tina:
the above named defendants cannot b found 10 the
State OF Iowa, shat OF action exists against
them and that they ere proper parties TO action
relating to real property In this State-to which
said defeDdauts claim interestit Ia ordered that
the above notice be pubshed for four weeks in the
Datlv Iowa State Democrat and thst copy Of said
notice and petition be forth with deposited In the
Post Once directed to ssd def.ndsnt,, at thei,
Msnce. O0ARL4S WRSrON.
~~cA0 a. r. V..A- a ~.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-27
Col. FREMONT AND PREs1DENcY.-.

Col. FREMONT AND PREsIDENCY.-A
paragraph, purporting to be an extract of a
letter from Col. Fremont, is now going the
rounds of the papers, stating that he is not
and will not be candidate for the Presi-
dency in 1860. In reply to an enquiry of
the New York News if it is true that Col.
Fremont has written such letter, the New
York Tribune says it is not true, and adds
Col. F. is giving his..whole time and ener
gies to his own private affairs, and is
writing no letters at all about the Presiden-
cy. We believe that we may further as
sure the Neaos that he will write none, nor
take any steps intended to influence in any
way the actions Of the Republican National
Convention. Presidential letter-writing is
not his speciality; he leaves that amuse-
ment to those who have taste for knock
ing cut their brains in that particular way
We cannot say that Gel. Fremont expects
or desires to be the Republican candidate
for President in 1860; but we can say, very
confidently that he will not decline the NOM
ination until it shall have been offered him.
We do not know that he would accept it,
if offered; but we have good reason for ouf
belief that he would. At all events, who
ever reports him as writing letters to de-
cline what he has not been asked to accept,
does him great injustice.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-27

WHAT CHANGE.-A leading dry-goods
house in this city has recently engaged as
clerk man who, for many years previous
to the crisis in 1857, was partner in one
OF the largest and most respectable houses
In Paris, having connections with manufac-
turers of merchandise in all the principal
markets of fEurope. Their business trans
actions amounted to more than $4,000, 900
annually. They were considered very veal
thy, and lived, of course, in a style compor.
ting with their large capital and rapidly
increasing business. The great crash Of
1857 came like thunderbolt, causing their
suspension. With extraordinary efforts they
We're able to pay their debts, but the last
dollar, In so doing, was exhausted. Their
heavy losses here and elsewhere used them
up entirely. A single importing firm in
New York owed them more than a quarter
ofa million of dollars, to secure which thew
took property in California, not probably
really worth ten. thousand dollars. They
must now begin anew, at the very bottom
of the bill. Once, and only two ye.rs
since, they could command hundred of
thousands; and now they are only in integ-
rlty capaeity-a good capital on which to
take a fresh start-N Y Ind
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-27
Angry Almss

Gotthold Bes one day occupied with I'M
nor,ant business, and deeply absorbed in
thought, when his daughter unexpectedly
entered the room, bringing paper stating
the case of a poor widow, and soliciting
aims in her behalf. Losing his temper
be spoke hsrshly tc the poor girl and In
i'll humor flung the sum she asked. Re
collecting himself however, be cried out,
aWretchsd man that / ami How fair the
show that my Christianity often presents
to myself at least, and how boldly ven
ture to say, "Lord Jesus, thou knowest
that love ihee;" and yet, now that my
Savior has come and crayed mite for
this poor widow, as practical evidence OF
my affection for myself, / take offence at
him for disturbing my poor thoughts,
though for SO short a time, and 50 good
cause! My God, thou inyitest me to come
TO thee whatever my pleasure leads, or my
necessities compel me; and come when |
NAV, never is my coming unreasonable or
inopportune. Thou hast the whole world
to govern and yet l trouble thee not,
though break in at morning, noon, or
night, and claim an aims for thy mercy
How conceited l must be TO reckon my
concerns and thoughts of greater moment
than the prayers and sighs of my fellow
Christians! now see that sin is rash
ness, and have good cause henceforth 20
give more gracious reception to the Lord
Jesus In his members, lest in my hour of
need be turn his back upon me. God low
eth the cheerful giver. A benefaction to
the poor should be like oil, which when
poared from one vessel into another, flows
in silence, with soft and gentle fall. An
aims reluctantly bestowed, is like rose
spoiled and discolored with the fumes of
sulphur-sanded -four, or oyer-salted meat.
He who exercises charity with reluctant
heart or angry words, is like the COW which
yiels her milk, but overturns the pail with
her foot GottholGs Em6lems.