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Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
THE DREAM

~ !. Z. CARPENTER.
oh, mother! / have dreamed tonight
A dream Of early days,
When every thing seemed fair and bright,
, On which we used to gaze;
-GeshoughtI saw his gentle form
Stand by our cottage door,
And that the clay-cold hand was warm
That mine oft pressed o yOre.
oh, mother! / have dreamed tonight
Of many a by-gone hour,
OF many a blossom fair and bright
He brought me for my boweri
I've heard again the old church bell
Fall sweetly through the vale,
Again, I've heard those cold lips tell
Some well remembered tale.
OF, mother! / have tried awhile
Some outward joy to show,
To smile as you would have me smile.
But still my tears will flow;
For every night some bli,sfuI dream
Steals DER my troubled brain;
And every morn comes days bright beam
To break that spell again.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
THE
HEIRESS IN JEOPARDY.

How much of human hostility depends
On that observation-disclosures. If the
most bitter enemies were come into contact,
how much their ideas Of each other would
b. chastened and corrected They would
mutually amend their erroneous impress
mons; see much TO admire, and much to imi-
tate in each other; and half the animosity
that shed its baneful influence On society
would fade away, and be forgotten.
II Wss one day, when I was about seven
years old, after an unusual hustle in the
family mansion, and my being arrayed in a
black frock much to my inconvenience, in
the hot month Of August, that, ! was told,
that my asthmatic old uncle had gone of
like d lamb, and that I was the heiress to
tsn thousand per annum. This information
given with an sir Of infinite importance,
made no. very great impression upon me,
stthe time, and IN spite of the circumstance
being regularly d~elt on by my French
Governess, at Camden House, after every
hsinous misdemeaDor, / had thought little
OF nothing on the subject. till at the age Of
ssighteeu, I was called on to bid adieu to
-1eyizsc and pirouettes, and hear uncle's
will read by my guardian.
At, j furnished me, indeed, with ample ma
'ssrisls:fo thinking. DR.. Marrowfat's face,
asithes human nor divins-I see it before
hs while I am writiug-appeared positive
tE frghtful As be received it. monstrous
contents. It appeared, that my father and
uncle, though bsothers, had wrangled and
jsngted through life; and that the only sub.
jest 90 which they ever agreed was, sup
porting the dignity Of the Vavasour family.
THAT, in q moment Of unprecedented uni
Ia, they had deterniaed that, a. the title
~ u ny csusia EdgAs and the estates Il
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
YANKEES IN TURKEY.

An American gentleman superintends the
fire department of the Turkish sultans'
Governments. He ordered . fire engine fon
use in that part, of the world to be made ir
Charlestown, Mass, and last week it wa.
shipped from Boston for its oriental desti.
nation. Yankees are thrusting Themselves
and their works into all quarters Of the
globe, and they will soon control every
thing in the world. We expect that SC
soon as they own sway throughout thi!
mundane sphere, the millennium will com
mence and not before,
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

LAMENTABLE OcoURRENcE.-We under
stand that MIR. Bigger, an old and esteemed
citizen of this country, was murdered neal
Bueye's Mills, on the M~aquoketa, On the
26th inst. All the circumstances connec-
ted with this painful occurrence which We
have been able to gather, are, that he had
some difficulty with a man by the name oil
Johnson, and on the above mentioned day
was found dead in the road. He had beer
shot through the body, and from the apsar'
ancs, had run about twenty steps.-(Du
buque Express.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

WAR MEETING.-On the evening of
the 29th ult., an enthusiastic war meeting
was held in Tammany Hall, New York
Ex-Mayor Mickle presided. Gen. Hous-
ton, Senator Foote, Mr.. Eame,, Of Wash
|ingtOn, and Mr.. Brown, of Ia, made speech
es' The resolutions were decided and un-
compromising in support Of the administra-
ton. The meeting is said to have been
the largest ever held in that city, and that
entire u~nanimity prevailed. Eventhe Wings
who were in the crowd. applauded the war
sentiments uttered. Gen. Houston demon
strated in the clearest manner, that the Rio
Grande was the boundary Of Texas, and
had been SO ever since, 1886. He also
nailed to the counter the assertion that he
was sent to Texas by Gen. Jackson to stir
up a revolution there.-H. Louis Union.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
WOMAN'S LovE.-W. would not Civ

WOMAN'S LOVE.-We would not give
a 6P for the love IF . fashionable, novel
reading young woman. What is her love?
ideal nothingness. She drsa'ns oil
any thing but rosy cheeks, bright eyes and
splendid forms. The heart, the character
the diSposition-have nothing to do with
her opinion. She loves the outward appear
ance-the foppish dress, and the fashiona-
bic ballroom me Not so is the pure
low. Of the industrious, timid girl. Her
love emanates from the heart, and when her
affections are drawn out, you will find an
object worthy Of them. You will not be
dazzled by looks or by dress or BY books
the heart alone will convince you that her
love is not thrown away. Give us the re-
spect and love Of such q woman-timid.
gentle, kind and in~dustrious-and you are
welcome to the tinsel and glare-the ad-
miration and praise of the ballroom CO.
quetts.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
"USrrrD WE SrAsD-DrvlDED We FALL"

backed! Good Heavens! Not the le asst Of
of all things in the
worldP" and I ~involun:arily gave a glance
at the glass.
81 had no conception" he returned, as
soon as he could collect himself, "that there
was any acquaintance" n
"The most intimate I replied, Sand can
assure you you have been misrepresented
to her as the most dissolute, passionate,
awkward, indisposed young man breath
ing" -
"The devilW
Don't swear, but hear me. See your
cousin. You will find yourself mistaken.
With her answer, you shall have mine.-
And with a ludicrous smile, when I was
monstrously inclined to cry, contrived to
make my escape-I heard something like
"Damn Miss Vavasour," by the way--to
my own apartment. We did not meet a.
gain; for the next morning with no enviable
frame of mind, I returned home.
A few weeks afterwards, Sir Edgar came
of age. The bells were ringing blithely in
the breeze-the tenants were carousing on
the lawn-when he drove up to the door.
My cue was taken. With a large pair of
spectacles on my nose,S Fin a darkened room.
I prepared for this tremendous interview.
After hens and halls innumerable, and with
confusion, the most distressing to himself,
and the most amusing 10 me-, he gave me to
understand he could not fulfill the engage
menv made for him and regretted that it
had ever been contemplated "No-no,"
said I, in a voice that made him start, TAX
ing of my green s~p.csacles with a pro-
found Countrywide, no? i. is preposter-
Gus to suppose, Sir Vavssour, would ever
connect himself with an ill.bred, awkward,
hump-backcd girl" Exclamation, and ex-
Plsnations, laughter and rsilleries, intermix-
ed with more serious feelings followed, but
the result of all Observation-Disclosures we
are all married. ELLEN.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
Trginio and Ohio Bounddry.-Th

Trginia and Ohio Boundary.-The
board of commissioners established by Vir
ginia and Ohio, for the settlement of boun-
dsry and Jurisdiction, on the southeastern
border of Ohio, was dissolved without hav-
ing come 10 any agreement. 1t is said that
the board would have agreed to a settle
ment but for the refusal Of Mr.. Thompson,
Of Wheeling, TO acceed to an arrangement
that had the action Of all the other MEM
.bers from both States.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
NEW

The colored people Of New York city arr
taking measures to send out some Of theil
most respectable men to Liberia to procure
information, with the Intention Of making {
great movement in that direction, if.hs re.
port should. be, favorable.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

FIN Elective Jndiciary.-The movement
of some of the members Of the Legislature
to have the judges elected by the people, is
justified by our Judiciary annals. In the
Warren Bridge case buttwo Of the judges
could see the rights of the people. The
people obtained their rights BY the legisla-
ture, confirmed by Chief Justice fancy Of
the U. s. Court, at Washington. The con-
test lasted Ten years. It settled a principle
that was deemed heresy at the commence
ment, but is settled as orthodox now. Sue
cess to the just rights of the people. We
have too much judge law and too little pso-
PIES law.
SPIRIT OF "AteERHoN SfDNEy."
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

TELreRApH.-MI. Swearingen, agentfo
H. O'Reily's line. visited our town during
the past week on his way up to make ar.
rangements TO establish a line from St. Lou
is to Fort. L%eavenworth. He proposes
placing the line on which ever side Of the
river that gives him the most encourage.
ment. We understand that it will require
at least $40, 900 to extend the line. Some
few shares have been taken here and more
will be.-[Western Star.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

GENERAL HARRrsoN's CARRlAer.-The
Frankfort (Ky.) Commonwealth contains
an advertisement o@ering for sale the splen-
did family carriage of the lamented Gen.
Harrison. It was presented to Gen. H.
by the young men Of Baltimore;the original
cost was $500, and it is now very nearly
as good as when new; though it will be
sold greatly less than cost. The circum-
stances of the family are such as will moi
permit them to keep it.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

An official document forwarded by Gen.
Scott to our Government, sets down the
Mexican revenue at $22, 1916 600. The a.
noun: under each head is distinctly stated
--(Reveille.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

IMrokTs.--Ths iruportations at New
York, vssk before last, excssded four mil
lions,
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
SPIRIT OF "AtcERxoH SfDNEy."

YANKEE NorroNs.-A bill has been re-
ported in the Massachusetts, Legislature to
incorporate a company, with a capital o
5000, 600, to manufacture b~ed-quilts and
petticoat robes.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

The Clergyman and Skeptie.-"f We
are to live after death, why don't we have
some certain knowledge Of it, said a skePtic
to a clergyman.
Why don't you have some knowledge OF
this world befor you come into il, was the
reply.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

TOLERABLE.-Jef, wot do de muse
paper maker mean when dey talk about
Missouri compermize:
Wy Jake dat was a sorter marridg cub
|bsrnanttWix Massa Chewsit s Mis.sou rec.
HAh?-Dst counts foF .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22
IN

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) Is i'' = ea'a'fd' hni tie proper
'.'' 1''s Is impaired Ia HE mlnffal-a prupor
- - '''"''-'' ','3'i VIII ha'N ha" 'aIPe
-, '' ',.''' 10 o' APp,i'o 'l ne ia ioP
- 80 ''>.' =" Ven ".N'd lh" nghy "lih
''''i ~" - 3'>h''s oi Pul' ea2edchaf
H. = ".'-' ~ ~ ",'u' p.'au~. ''ns W'pafed, eulef
~ "'''''1i "'ua e'id 'ae ammonia IN fe#
nm" 'o"' mo iIr ''Ilhu} lhe fa'ns, he
~ .'' '.i'''lfa NON lie ain sHh'it, thus
- : ~ '9 N'mtts oi 'He h1'Hmeai d" t4a crop
"'1 - 'ii','u ~ 'hN crop on ahy III. Nhere
'a' 4" '.Hti 'iud'9 leI'hthi4 manure would puNttf
'"AFe i s9aud never be- used lu direct combination
10 "', ~ ashes Is e0uer Of these nnerds would
dfNe III lis already formed ammonia and illus rh II II
Us @e..'1 principle OF nutrition. tltiet lime a,be>
Wy N' SOW 'aHcast ga The sn'ilce 81 lhcs Whrre
i4H nv nave 'rr1 II ugacd IN, Without AK injurious
ct i.'l.s' ''ea..ffa.
-r. 4, In orgau'c na't.r-vcrcias
ts|I be sufficient f,r an
a-te. ss .1 - - Ae raas h.i,s emp sd IN TIN
,s#e IL. II htrl,d ,ie Houls L. d sill mod
aifif uttia such matter, 80 hs viii be required.
eifas' To- exhausted soils, as We have bcl1re stated
4oo ios wi he requisite.
''uano nay be applied IA = lutoa. made of H. of
G'a' and 10 gaII"as Il "a'ef hnt lis uuly aud prroa
'fHey would be greatly Increased by adding 10 every L.
'iHNagiy visible on recently rl9aghud or narrowed
-r'anl' hooah Ne note tins form 81 use. We do III
eommenl It, except where II m1l In, necessary To srl-
i'1'e growing nan On grounds p9afin naaua,e NJ
Hes as we believe m enlsghienod &c In.my would al
y ladca thatil should be pluahad under.
A. opinion prevails 10 eNlen that eBanois n 5,
i4ic1he 10 iimed lands. 'fhs iserraac,os Far. al.
y" II N"nid be l9Jadieoas, as We have bsffe saItd
ma q d'fedy viii e'Hef limo ar ashes, II Wi he
lHa sergcfabe To apply 1t on all land, winch may ni
He been recently dressed wh these uaInrra and lla,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22
TO WILLIAM MERRITT:

,.,lkE nl,lrc that shall on Friday. the 25h day Of
Nav next. at the Law office Of EIjay < Spence,
in lbe rawnof Lyacb5urg. prure5d Il Ia TN" dePas
INNS Of Francis D. All,cad and oilers, "a be eld d ~
,ence in suit NV depending in The tirfat Superior
Court nj Law and ChancerY pr the town Of iyhch1nfl'
wherein an Plaintiff AMI ypn are Dcfrn1ant al which
lime and place y,u may attend II yoathnk proper and
if frn ang ca,e they not aiken On the day above
mentioned thy viii be aiken tn next fir day, SUI
day excepted ,,.,,,,.#,,,.pt,,,ur
April 2l-wIm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22
DAGrERREoTYPE MINIATURES.

DAGl ERRE0TNPE MINIATURES.
From long experience In ihe business IN New \ ok
Baltimore aud lllchnand. he nltcts hlmscf that his
miniatures vii hc touad inspection. he equal Ia
any taken IN any parl oIrhe United States Particular
attention requested II the ccarness and dellnriupss.
drp.h Il tone And auty of calarug. aud finish of pa
9ueuroypes taken by ne, as well IA cloudy weather as
when peri city clear.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited to call
at the tooms and examine specimens. and IN any like
ncsses taken by ne, Ii =, perfectly sat,acory.oo charge
viii ne made
Instructions carefully given in the art. and apparatus
and materials furnished at the lowest prices A. orders
from the country tor stock aud Materials with The cash
enclosed, Will be promptly attended and the goods or-
warded.
Mr. Hamilton suhiains part ola letter which he re
ctsed from the Rev John Skinner, D. d, gentleman
OF we'll known taste in sarh matters,
Lexington Hoicl, Feb 26H. 1878.
My Dear SIR In The meantime accept only Of NY
bndes aud most grateful ac,n 1wlcdguens Ia the lar2e
sized Da.ueueolNpeot my humble sclt think II Is
the moS decdeLy accurate Of any OF the ,ene,Ss lr
winch have ever sal II "lu5hard. y Il ,bios n. M
kusan.' "lllIsn' even Gr ANY .lar,e as he pre-
scented ''p'rrlii by Lewis new celebrated London
artist, &c &c.
| remain e.. &c.
JOHN SKINNER.
May Sim
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POL TIC al.
AlO\Ol)Y.

o.S TIE DEf7R or ~ ToLER. ESQ
Editor Of the Ii h.lend Mig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22
TIE good die frss

Inscribed ly Friendship.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22

March 2,3-N 3m
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- | he good die hrsi.
And ,aose, VIII So hearts ere DRY "a SUMNER dust
Burn 10 the sockei. "-Shelloy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08
ny the Mouth, doth the body Live.

No one is so foolish as to suppose for mo-
ment that we can live without eating, any more
han u tree cOuu derive mutrment from the air
alone, without the soil. All therefore know TINT
ii is what we put into the stomach which causes
us to live. We make over our bodies from the
stomach in from three to five years we make
over our bodies entirely,-Thus. what is part of
us to day. is sabsOlutely not part OF us tomorrow.
The sccretons, such us perspiratinn aud other
excavations, continually make our bodies waste.
and i is from the stomach that we supply this
waste. All we have to do to make our bodies ul-
timatey healthy is to prevent unhealthy PARTICLES
from mixing with the blood. Purgalion does
this Tor us, provided the purgative we employ
contains in it nothing which will weaken or do us
injury ry-BRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE UNI
VERSAL PILLS, for this purpose will be found
all that is required because they purge from the
stomach and bowels the superabundunce oihumors
that may have accumulated in the system, before
they have time to produce putrelaction, aud Its
natural consequence-deatI.
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for 25
cts per box, at Dr. b. Brandreths Principal Office,
24l Broadway New York.
~ Bew are Of GonlerIeits!!! The following
aie The only authorized Agents for the sale oil the
genuine Braudreih Pills in airield cooniy
RgINMuND Son u Beck, Lancaster, Joseph Glen
cut. Rogailon, Peter Weiscr, Green Castle lsrae
Gregg, Lythopolis, ]. B. Evans, Wincbester Pete
Shaver. Oakland, j. II. Sundenjao .4ndndd, ID
Beery, Sugar Grope, tshna,'sl, y BeeIy, Bremen
Cha,s q. Wilson & Co., R,ghriiie, Jesse l.eohner
n est Rushrilie, +. Breck, Carroll, N j. Bowen
Pitker,ngtoy., Cox & Read, Baltimore, Phhil
liam, PcasaniDiile, |. B. & c. Padden, Salem
Jocob Ke,ner, MilleTsport.
Lancaster, Angus 1913. lml3.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08
Carriage and Wagon Mandatory.

HNllANKFUL for past iavors, the undersigned
Il would respectfully inform his friend aud the
public generally that bo is still engaged in the II.
b0ve branch Oi business, at the old Stand, one
and quarter miles East Of Lancaster, on the
Pike where lle lattcrs himself ta, he is better
calculated nnd prepared To execute work, in
neater, better mud more fashionable style lhau Nv.
cr--irom the uct that he has taken greutcr care
IN the selection Of his timber anil tools aud has
employed experienced workncn; and in connec-
lion with this, he is determined To conduct his
business upon the basis Of ready pay and small
prcGis, 50 thut his customers can be acc0minodn-
ted wihany article from IVeekbdrroW to u
hr0-hor~ Carriage, WARRANTED To be exeou-
ted in us good aud neat II style, ifnOt better aud
sold for less money, thnn can he obtained ut any
establishment in the county
As proof Of this the following list Ol articles
aud prices are here annexed
Woodwork oftwO.hOrse Wagons :. $500
do do one.horse Buggies. 1900
Wagons complete for from SIS, 10 $65.
Buggies, do S55. 10 $75.
Aud all other articles at corresponding law rates
aud parraRted l.. NJ. WINTER.
December 10, l8i7.
N. b. All kinds VI Produce, ut the highest
cash prices, hken for work. Also, stock such us
Horses Cattle. Hogs &c.
Call and see us and we will II you good. Re
member that penny savetls ns good us two
earned.
ER'ToLL paid on II. - cnsnns, where the
work amounts to five lG.Ws, aud work always
done Immediately. l.. NJ, w,
December 10. l8H ly3l.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08
A G. A X ID


nURING residence of twelve months have
IL been endeavoring to acquire thorough
knowledge Of the Influence on the state othealth,
of the climate the soil. the mode Of living aud
occupation of the inhabitants Oi Lancaster aud Vi.
ciuity. for the purpose OF adopting my medical
treatment to the result Of my observations
Although admit, that the climate Of this place
and the surrounding cuuntry at large, differs in
more than one respect from that OF the northern
part OF Europe, yet am now satisfied. that sub
stance, form aud character of diseases in general
are the same here as there, and that physician,
who has had he advantage of II regular course oI
studies at Universities of Germany, with the ex-
perience Of a practice of upwards oltwenty years,
may be equally as useful and as great blessing
for suffering humanity here as well as there; nay,
do not hesitnte to assert, that with systemati-
cal treatment, the cure of diseases in general, is
less difficult here than in Europe, where they are
more malignant and of longer duration
Physicians Just commencing their career may
and often do meet with difficulties in regard to
the diagnosis and treatment OF diseases, here as
well as there, but, like tourist, who by means oil
geographical knowledge can easily fluid his way
in All unknown country, for II regularly bred nnd
experienced physician short survey is sufficient
to guide him.-'rhs trust, will satisfy any un
biassed and candid mind that the remarks of some
individuals, THAT my knowledge of the country
and the diseases originating from the influence o.
lis climate was insufficient is without any ioun
dation whatever.
avail myself of this opportunity to refer to the
services which | have been rendering in the sew
eral branches ofmedicine midwifery aud dieases
incidental to the female sex, in this place and it'
vicinity. Dr. w. FISHER.
MedcNs, ,Magistcr arbis o6stetriciGe ct tchirargiat
Lancaster, July 81, ls48. anil.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08

is the safest and most eIiectua medicine for puri
flying the system, and relieving the suffering at
tendant upon childbirth ever discovered. II
strengthens both the mother and child, prevents
pain aud disense, increases and enriches the food,
those who have used it think it is indispensable.
Il is highly useful both before and after conline.
ment, as il prevents diseases attendant upon child
birth-in Costiveness Piles, Cramps, Swelling of
the feet Dependency, Heartburn, Vomiting,
Pain in the Buck and LOins, False Pains, HemOrr-
hage, and in regulating the secretions aud equal-
zing the circulation il has no equul. The great
beauty of this medicine is, il is always safe, aud
the most delicate use il most successfully, very
few cases require any other medicine, IN some
little Caster Oil, or Magnesia is useful. Exercise
in the open air. light food with this medicine
will always ensure suie aud easy confinement
Notice to he LadieS-Those that initiate Dr.
Townsend's Sarsaparrilla, have invariably called
their stuff great Remedy for Females &c. &c.
and have copied urbills aud circulars which re-
lates TO the complaints OF women. word for word
-oher men who put up medicine, have, since
the great success of DIR. Towusend's Sarsaparilla
in complaints incident to females. recommended
theirs. although previously they did not. A num-
Der of these Mixtures Pills, &c., are injurious to
females as they aggravate disease, and undermine
the constitution.
Scrotnia Cmred.-Ths certificate conclusively
proves that this Sarsaparilla has perfect control
over the most obstiGute diseases Of the Blood.
Three persons cured III one house Is unpreceden-
ted.
Three Chitdren.--Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir:
have the pleasure to inform you that three OF my
children have been cured Of the Scrofula by the
use OF your excellent medicine. They were al
iicted very severely with bad sores; have taken
only four Dotllesi 1t took them away, Tor which
feel myself under great Obligation
Yours, respectfully
ISAAC W.GkAlN lO6 Wooster st.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08
! i i i i i i
RI5o.OOO nIEAi

Annually of Consumption ia the United
STATES YET how many Coud have been saved IT. the,
had resourd 10 DR.. Rogers Liverwon Il Tar in
season. THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS are now les,
lifying that it has saved their lives and restored
them TO Heallh-No one need DesPAlR! lhoug
your physicians and friends give you up to DIE! y!
you cannot be worse than Ms. Rove, of Stanton
who was given up by her Doctors aud friends to
DIE with the LAST STAGES OF CONSUMPTION, We
publish her certificate n addition 10 the vast mum
Der obtained in Cincinnati. 10 show that the cure.
il makes are not confined 10 iha, City alone but il,
every place whele ii has been inlroduced. Reao
what she saws: